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November 2009 | Edition 5 | Issue 2

university of the pacific | stockton | california

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Pacific Golf Kick-Off Dinner Raw Sushi Bistro | September 13

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locatIon Stockton, Californiamascot Tigerscolors Orange and Black

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golf courses Brookside Country Club Trinitas Golf Club Stockton Country Club Elkhorn Country Club

practIce facIlIty The Reserve at Spanos ParkcoacH’s offIces O� ce of Intercollegiate Athletics

lettermen returnIng Sevenlettermen lost Onekey returners Alex Johnson, Patrick Kucich

key losses Charles Van SicklenIncomIng players Alex Edfort, James Field

2009-10 top team fInIsH 1st at Bill Cullum Invitational 2009-10 top team tournament 843 at Bill Cullum Invitational 2009-10 top team rounD 279 at Bill Cullum Invitational 2009-10 top InDIvIDual fInIsH 1st, Alex Johnson at Bill Cullum 2009-10 top InDIvIDual tournament 207, Bauch at D.W. / Johnson at B.C. 2009-10 top InDIvIDual rounD 66, Alex Johnson at Bill Cullum

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Firestone Invitational8th of 11 October 11-13Del Walker Intercollegiate8th of 16 October 21-23Bil l Cullum Intercollegiate1st of 17 October 25-27The Pacif ic InvitationalStockton, California November 1-4Saint Mary’s InvitationalMonterey, California November 8-10Rice IntercollegiateHouston, Texas February 14-16Fresno Lexus ClassicFresno, California March 7-9Deser t ShootoutGoodyear, Arizona March 18-20Oregon Duck ClassicEugene, Oregon March 21-23The Western IntercollegiateSanta Cruz, California Apri l 16-18Cougar BYU ClassicProvo, Utah Apri l 22-24Big West ChampionshipMission V iejo, California May 2-4The NCAA RegionalsTBA May 23-24The NCAA ChampionshipsChattanooga, Tennessee June 2-5

Ben Bauch freshman|Trabuco Canyon, California

T.J. Bordeaux Junior|Tacoma, Washington

Alex Edfor t freshman|Somerset, New Jersey

James F ield sophomore|Pinecrest, Florida

Danny Garcia sophomore|Stockton, California

Alex Grieb Junior|San Diego, California

Alex Johnson Junior|Tucson, Arizona

Patrick Kucich Junior|Stockton, California

Bayhaan Lakdawala Junior|Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Rober t Perrott I I I sophomore|Rio Rico, Arizona

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2009 Tiger Hunt Brookside Country Club | October 5

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NOVEMBER

If you’d like to receive the Pacific Golf Weekly online version please e-mail [email protected]. For a magazine version please write to

Pacific Golf. 3601 Pacific Avenue. Stockton, CA 95211

INSIDEthe

the thrill of the huntp. 10

one of the longest standing traditions within Pacific Golf is the yearly Tiger Hunt. a celebration of alumni, boosters and

friends of the program. it’s your chance to reconnect with the program or con-nect with the program for

the first time

EDITION 5 | ISSUE 2

the topy cup: the new man in charge

p. 7

someone had to take over the Topy Cup and

represent the United States against Japan every fall.

they tapped the right man for the job. coach

goethals’ first look at the overseas market.

miles of smilesp. 6

get in, get involved. The Clubhouse is the

newest and easiest way to get involved and

give to the Pacific Golf Program.

the clubhousep. 15

the numbers don’t lie. get the rundown on all the scores, trends and aver-

ages for the year.

the teamp. 16

making the college choice is never easy, GolfWeek chronicles how freshman

Alex Edfort made the choice to become a Tiger

among the ranksp. 19

see where the top teams in the nation and big west

rank among the Tigers.

statistically speakingp. 20

upperclassmenuprising

p. 22

underclassmen Ben Bauch and Danny Garcia have retooled, teamed up and

are now a force to be reckoned with.

all the tigers by the numbers. rounds, aver-ages, lows and trends.

get it all here.

catch up on the Tigers through the first three tour-nament of the fall season . Firestone, Del Walker and the Bill Cullum, an often forgettable and unforget-

table three weeks

edfort goes golfweek

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MilesOfSmiles

PACIFIC GOLF | FALL SEASON

After a disastrous season opening tournament at Firestone the Tigers

bounced back at the Del Walker and then capped a three-week stretch to open the season with a dominating team and individual win at the Bill

Cullum Invitational. With the line-up playing stronger as the season

progresses it begs the question.... is the best yet to come?

5,380 milesIt’s roughly the distance from coast-to-coast. Twice. It’s also the amount of mileage that ju-nior Alex Johnson’s grandfather has put on his car since the Tigers kicked off their season fall season with a trip to famed Firestone Country Club at the beginning of October. But he made the drive to that one from his house in Tucson just to watch his grandson play. He was there last spring when the Tigers won their fi rst tour-nament in six years in Texas at the Rice Inter-collegiate. He was also at Long Beach a week

is a lot of land to cover.

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later and of course he continued up the road to Northridge to see the Tigers at Wood Ranch.

It takes a certain passion and desire to log nearly 6,000 miles in less than a month. It takes a lot of pa-tience. That’s a lot of hotel stays, a lot of gas station stops and who knows how many rest stops. Dick’s probably the only guy in Tucson who comes in for his 3,000-mile oil change with more regularity than he takes out the trash. But he knows his grandson is something special and just doesn’t want to miss a moment as he climbs the ranks of college golf and transforms into one of the games best players.

All those weak Denny’s breakfasts’ by the side of of the interstate fi nally paid off this week as he got to see something he’d never seen before. Watch his grandson win his fi rst indiviudal collegiate event. An opening round 66 put Johnson in the drivers seat and a second round 68 was the equivelant of putting his foot on the gas; something which the family has much experience with.

With a fi ve-shot lead heading into the fi nal round Johnson was almost caught by Northridge’s Nick Delio but clutch play on his fi nal three holes pre-served the victory. It was as much of a display of calm under pressure as it was of the passion and work ethic that got him to this place to begin with.Gee... you wonder where he gets it...

came into the 2009-10 season with lofty expectations sim-ply wouldn’t do the word ʻlofty’ justifi ca-tion. With their top-three players not only back but with two years of experi-ence under their belt

To say the Tigers

it was a veritable certainty that the ̒ 10 squad was a much strong team than the ʻ09 version; not to men-tion the previous four years of head coach Brandon Goethals’ program. However, an opening round 310 at Firestone Country Club immediately became a cause for concern as did subsequent rounds of 293 and 303. Without a marquee performance but plenty of shaky ones from any individuals on the roster the coaching staff was left to shake their collective heads and wonder if this team was in fact as good as they had previously thought. The Tigers would squeak out an eighth place fi nish at the Firestone Invitational and Patrick Kucich would net another Top-20 fi nish in a career that is steadily on the upswing but the rest of the Tigers had failed to show teeth in a tournament in which they should have been full of bite.

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Thankfully that shaky start would be as much a mirage as anything as the Ti-gers made their an-nual Southern Cali-fornia swing to play in the Del Walker Intercollegiate and Northridge’s Bill Cullum Invitational. And then a funny thing happened on the way past the Fo-

rum. A pair a teammates, and roommates and best friends decided that all that work in the summer was going to pay off.

And pay off it did as sophomore Danny Gar-cia and redshirt freshman Ben Bauch played anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better throughout the week. When both opened with even-par 70’s it was first Bauch going deep with a three-under 67 in the second round and then Gar-cia tacking on a 68 in the final round. Bauch would get a 13th place en route to etching his name into the Pacific re-cord books with the fifth lowest tourna-ment at 207 while Garcia claimed a 21st place finish at 209.

The Tigers kept themselves in the middle of the pack on Thursday with Johnson’s 68 and as the darkness-shortened second round came to an end the Tigers found themselves right smack in the middle of the 16-team field. The final round would see the Tigers get as high as tenth and as low as sixth at one point but Big West rival UC Irvine would clip Pacific down the stretch to finish sixth and although St. Mary’s fell from the lead midway through the second round they would hold on for seventh place, a shot ahead of Pacific at 1,060. Playing the unique, “play six, count five format”, Bauch and Garcia’s rounds would be joined by Johnson at 211, Bordeaux at 216, Kucich at 218 and Alex Grieb at 227.

“This is a tournament that we always seem to play well in and this time around was no exception but while we did get great performances from our four and five guys we didn’t get the rounds we needed

to out of our one and two guys,”said Goethals. “

If the Ohio-trip was one to forget and the Del Walk-er was one to build off of than the Bill Cullum was without a doubt one to remember. With Johnson’s opening round 66 on the board the Tigers would go nine-red in the opening round, distancing them-selves from host Cal Northridge and rival UC Santa Barbara. A 281 in the afternoon would give the Tigers a 12-shot advantage going into final round play and Johnson, a 5-shot cushion. Again, stellar scores in the final round made sure the team out-come was never in doubt as Garcia shot a 68 and Bordeaux a 69.

In a world of college golf where every shot mat-ters the Tigers played Goethals’ preaching to a T. As a matter of fact, the squad only had to count two-rounds over-par for the entire tournament. And

those, yep, 73’s.

So with the team outcome clearly in the bag it was Johnson going shot-for-shot down the stretch as his competitors jockeyed for position and tried to gain strokes. But with Dick ever-patrolling the cart paths Johnson steadily made clutch shot after clutch shot to stay at least one in the lead throughout the fi-nal round.

From a player that is bursting with phys-ical ability it may have been the cap-stone of all that hard work and desire

to finally get a college win; and go for more. For Goethals and the team is simply a moment to soak up and be proud as one of their own achieved a individual award along with team achievement.

Bet there’s another guy that’s pretty proud too.

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HUNT

the thri l lof the

A.J. Hohn ‘06, Adam Beckman ‘07, Reid Scarff ‘06, Head Coach Brandon Goethals, Charlie Van Sicklen ‘08 and Brandon Hemphill ‘06

First PlaceReid Scarff

Adam BeckmanCharlie Van Sicklen

AJ HohnBrandon Hemphill

Second PlaceWalter Chang

Thomas PeterssonKen Maring

Kingman TsangTJ Bordeaux

Third PlaceMatt KucichSteve Klein

Frank StonebargerJerry Olson

Patrick KucichLongest Drive | Jimmy Brink

Closest to the Pin | #3 | Ed Sprague | 6’Closest to the Pin | #8 | Charlie Van Sicklen | 3’8”

Closest to the Pin | #12 | Ed Sprague | 3’8”Closest to the Pin | #14 | Bill Corbett | 0’ 7”

In the long standing tradition of Pacific Golf the Ti-gers held their annual fund-raiser, the Tiger Hunt, at Brookside Country Club on October 5th. The

event was sponsored by Nakashima Golf.

The Tiger Hunt brings together alumni, boosters and friends of the program for a day of golf with current Pacific players. It’s a chance for the com-munity and all those influential to the program to interact and meet the players whom they support.

Each team is composed of four boosters and one professional (a former or current Pacific player).

The tournament is the Pacific Golf programs chief fund raiser for the year and allows the Ti-

gers to travel to tournaments, recruit and provide both clothing and equipment to the team.

For more information on the Tiger Hunt, future dates or how to get involved it this event write to head

coach Brandon Goethals at [email protected].

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Though the trend is for many top junior players to bypass offi cial visits and commit to colleges before their senior year of high school, here’s a look at a player who took several offi cial (and unoffi cial) visits and say the process helped immensely in making his decision.

Edfort will play for the University of the Pacifi c in the fall because of his ability, of course, but, just as important, because of an unoffi cial – and very unex-pected – visit to the Stockton, Calif., campus.

In September 2007, during his junior year in high school, Edfort and his mother put together a packet that included a resume, swing video and introduc-tion letter. Because Edfort, from Somerset, N.J., was relatively unknown in the junior golf world, the two thought the effort would increase his exposure. It didn’t work.

“You have to keep at it and (not) get discouraged,” Edfort said. “It takes time, but you have to think you’ll fi nally break through.”

That break came when Edfort collected his fi rst AJGA title at the Lessing’s AJGA Classic in July 2008. Schools quickly began showing interest, and Edfort began a series of offi cial and unoffi cial visits. Edfort went on three offi cial visits (Davidson, Lafay-ette and William and Mary) and two unoffi cial (Pacif-ic and Virginia). The school he fi nally picked he only visited because another one didn’t want him.

Edfort had an unoffi cial visit to the University of Cali-

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By Ray McCarthyGolfWeek

fornia set up while playing at a junior event in Stock-ton but was told by a Cal assistant coach a week be-fore the visit to Berkeley that the Bears already had signed all of their recruits for that class.

By chance, a Pacifi c coach was watching another player in Edfort’s group, and Edfort asked if he could visit the campus. Pacifi c head coach Brandon Goethals took Edfort around the campus for three hours. He also met the team in the cafeteria before practice. The unoffi cial visit made more of an impact than any offi cial visit Edfort went on.

“I liked him right off the bat,” Edfort said of Goethals, who gave him a tour of the school’s practice facility and courses the team used.“What was so impres-sive was that he took three hours, unsolicited. That showed a lot.”

Goethals offered Edfort a scholarship in September, and he committed in October. Edfort said he felt guilty letting down the teams that had spent time – and money – when they hosted him for offi cial visits.

“On offi cials, we spent more time on campus and more time with the golfers; I stayed overnight on all three,” Edfort said. “I felt bad calling the coach up and telling him I wasn’t coming.”

It was not an easy decision, but because of his numerous visits – offi cial and unoffi cial – it was an informed one.

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65

Let’s make one thing crystal clear. You do not go low at Trinitas. You want to shoot in the 60’s? Brookside Country Club, Stockton Country Club, Swen-son... all great choices. Sure you can make birdies and an occasional eagle but putting up anything more than 3-un-der par at Mike Nemee’s little adven-tureland in the Calavares Hills is some-thing rare.

How rare?

Not just taking-down-Tiger-Woods rare but more like doing-it-to-Tiger twice rare, as in it’s never been done before. Sure you can make a few birdies here and there but Trinitas does not let you hold on to too many circles without a few squares pop-ping up. At least it hadn’t...

It’s October. 2007. The Pa-cifi c Golf offi ce. The Tigers have just fi nished qualifying for the Husky In-vitational and one of coach Brandon Goethals’ top recruits is absent from the traveling squad. Alex Johnson sits across the room. Disappointed. Sure. Mad. Prob-ably. Determined. You betcha.

“Coach, I will NOT miss another tournament while I’m at Pacifi c,” says the then-skinny and experience-free freshman. “I will be in EVERY line-up for you.”

Fast-forward two years. Johnson hasn’t missed a single tournament for the Ti-gers in two years since his promise to himself and his team. But now it’s

the fi rst qualifi er of the year for the Tigers; six rounds down, one to go. Ten guys, low fi ve go. No coaches picks or exceptions or captains picks. And it’s the fi nal round and Johnson isn’t just out of the top fi ve he’s struggling to keep his head of water in the ninth position. 13 strokes from mak-ing the cut.

Maybe the only golf on the course that day stub-born enough to not realize that it just wasn’t go-ing to happen for him and he would indeed miss his second trip. Maybe he didn’t realize he would need to gain an unheard of seven strokes while FOUR players in front of him fell back by nearly the same amount.

He got both.

In shattering the course record by more than fi ve shots we’ll fall just short of calling it

Beamonesque or even shades of Nickalaus at the Masters but for one fall afternoon,

for one college golfer this was that im-portant. It was that height of pressure

that simply cannot be duplicated in golf. Needing to go lower than thought possible on a course that

Nemee himself had designed without nary the thought multiple birdies in

mind let alone the possiblity of some-thing like this.

But he did it. He went out and jumped half the team already having played

six rounds and it made it all up in one afternoon. Desire and work-ethic were never something that Johnson had been short on and

by posting a 65 at Trinitas he reaf-fi rmed his goal at becoming a top collegiate player and kept intact that in which he said he would.

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Ayo TechnologyJust in case you didn’t get your fill of Pacific Golf through the Universities web site you’ve now got slightly more than a

few options to track down the Tigers. With a Facebook page, Twitter account and YouTube profile the golfers in Stockton are never more than a few mouse clicks away. With the Golf Weekly now in magazine format and an ever-growing on-line

following you’re in the loop like never before. Thanks to live tournament updates on Twitter, thousands of tournaments photos on Flickr and video and commercials on YouTube every move the Tigers make is readily available.

pacifi cinvitational.comPacifi c Golf @Pacifi c_Golf Pacifi c Golf Pacifi c Golf

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Goethals Takes Over Japan-USA Topy Cup

University of the Pacific head coach Brandon Goethals was named the US director of the Topy Cup; Japan-United States Collegiate Golf Championship. The Topy Cup is a collegiate golf tournament played in Japan each September that features four men’s teams and two women’s teams from the United States with a number of teams from Japan. Each year top men’s teams are selected to travel overseas for the week-long tournament and accompany-ing festivities. Pacific last played in the Topy Cup in 2001. As part of Goethals’ representing the United States in the Japanese tournament he traveled alongside former tournament director and current Fresno State coach Mike Watney and the 2009 participat-ing teams, Washington, Michigan

State, Colorado State and Texas; on the women’s side, Arizona State and Wake Forest participated. The 2009 tournament was held at Tanagura Coun-try Club in Tanagura, Japan. “I’m very honored to take over this responsibility and not only represent the University of the Pacific but also the United States and collegiate golf over-seas,” said Goethals. “Japanese golf is definitely on the rise and it was a lot of fun to watch this years’ event.”

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HEAD COACH

QUESTIONSB R A N D O N G O ET H A L S

WILL NOW TAKE YOUR

Q. The Tigers have played three events this season, the Firestone, Del Walker and Bill Cullum Invitationals. Where do the Tigers stand at this point in the season?BG. I have to say that the beginning of the season was defi nitely a disappointment. You just canʼt start the year off with a poor fi nish because it kills your national ranking out of the gate. I thought we played better at the Del Walker, but we still werenʼt just playing the game. Some of the guys were forcing things and I think it showed in our results. The Cullum was an entirely different story. In my 4+ years here I have not seen a team play that confi dent. I am very proud of how we played as a team. Overall, we are in a little bit of a hole but I think we are moving in the right direction.ou must have someone in the position to leaQ. You had freshman Ben Bauch fi nish in 13th at the Del Walker in his fi rst collegiate event and sophomore Danny Garcia shoot under par for the tournament as well. What is the impact of these underclassmen coming into their own as college players?BG. I know one thing for sure and I donʼt want this to sound arrogant, but Iʼm a good recruiter. I know who has potential. When I bring someone into this program, I truly believe they can con-tribute to this team. It is great to see Ben and Dan work so hard and now see it pay off. They

pushed all their chips in for this program and Iʼm just stoked that they are doing what they are doing. Not to mention, they are both still very young. Q. This is the fourth Pacifi c Invitational your program has hosted. We know the tournament is one of the best in the country but what do the Tigers have to do to have some success at their own event?BG. The Invitational is something I truly cherish. It is not often you get to build something from scratch and see it grow. All of that aside, it is time for our team to step up and defend their home soil. I think in the past we were just young and nervous. This yearʼs team is a lot more experienced and they believe they can now play well at home. The course will be set up differently from what they are used to, but we need to be able to adjust. I also think winning the week prior to the event will help even more. and you must have someone in the position to lea

“I don’t want to sound arrogant...but I’m a good recruiter. I know who has potential.

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The ultimate vision for the Pacifi c Golf Program, through The Clubhouse, is to maintain and enhance fundrais-ing opportunies. Our goal is to create different levels of giving that would allow Pacifi c Golf to not only main-tain fi nancial stability but to also grow and continue on the path towards an elite collegiate golf program.

By creating The Clubhouse, our supporters now have the ability and fi nancial freedom to support the program with a one-time yearly gift. Abandoning various promotions for funds throughout the year this will allow the ultimate clubhouse membership to join and support the Tigers in all aspects including the Tiger Hunt, Pacifi c Invitational, Pacifi c Cup and numerous other ventures.

The Clubhouse will also allow Pacifi c Golf to better recognize and track annual giving, thus bringing those members of the Pacifi c Golf family closer to the young men they are supporting.

The foundation for any successful venture begins and ends with planning and vision. The Pacifi c Golf Program, much like the game of golf is no exception. As on the golf course you would use a yardage book to plan and chart you game you will use this yardage book to track and show your involvement in the Pacifi c Golf Program.

Within the normal pages you would be able to mark yardages, pin placements and wind tendencies to complete a successful round. That same vision is applied here as you will be able to choose your level of involvement with the Tigers. The system is designed as one of ease; we want you to have the fl exibility to join the Club-house either all at once, split payments or even quartlery.

While you have the ability to become more involved with this great program and the young men that will shape its future the Pacifi c Golf program likewise will now have the ability to bring you closer within the Family than ever before.

The vision of the program is one of greatness and that begins and ends with the support from players like yourself. Let this yardage book be your guide throughout The Clubhouse and we look forward to you joining someday soon.

LEVEL I• The Clubhouse Decal

• Letter from Head Coach Brandon Goethals• Pacific Golf Weekly (online version)

• Pacific Golf Media Guide• Tournament White Pacific Golf Hat• Tournament Black Pacific Golf Polo

• Entry into the 2009 Tiger Hunt $500LEVEL II

• Pacific Golf Weekly (magazine version)• Tournament Black Pacific Golf Hat

• Tournament Final Round Sweater Vest• Invitation to Annual Kick-Off Dinner

$1,000LEVEL III

• Official Players Only Team Golf Bag• Dozen Tournament Bridgestone Golf Balls

• Set of Official Players Only Head Covers• Adidas The Clubhouse Jacket

$2,500LEVEL IV

• Invitation to the 2009 Pacific Cup• Tournament Zero Restriction Rain Suit

• Invitation to the 2009 Orange and Black Ball$5,000

LEVEL V• Advertisement in the 2010 Media Guide

• 2009 Tiger Hunt Sponsorship Recognition• Tahoe Golf Vacation $7,500

If you’d like to become part of The Clubhouse or support the Pacifi c Golf Pro-gram please e-mail head coach Brandon Goethals at bgoethals@pacifi c.edu

or call the Pacifi c Golf offi ce at 209.946.2713. More information about Pacifi c Golf and the program can be found on www.pacifi ctigers.com as well as the

Pacifi c Invitational website; www.pacifi cinvitational.com and the Pacifi c Golf Academy site; www.pacifi ctigergolf.com



If you’d like to become part of The Clubhouse or support the Pacifi c Golf Pro-

or call the Pacifi c Golf offi ce at 209.946.2713. More information about Pacifi c gram please e-mail head coach Brandon Goethals at bgoethals@pacifi c.edu

or call the Pacifi c Golf offi ce at 209.946.2713. More information about Pacifi c gram please e-mail head coach Brandon Goethals at bgoethals@pacifi c.edu

Golf and the program can be found on www.pacifi ctigers.com as well as the or call the Pacifi c Golf offi ce at 209.946.2713. More information about Pacifi c Golf and the program can be found on www.pacifi ctigers.com as well as the or call the Pacifi c Golf offi ce at 209.946.2713. More information about Pacifi c

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3 21tournamentsseason career

9 63rounds

658 4,746strokes

73.1 75.3average

2 7par or better

71 68best round

216 209tournament

15th 3rdbest finishFirestone 76.73.75-224 20thDel Walker 73.72.73-218 62ndBill Cullum 72.71.73-216 15thPacific Invite -St. Mary’s -Rice -Fresno Lexus -Desert Shootout -Oregon Duck -The Western -BYU Classic -Big West -NCAA

patrickKucich


9 79rounds

658 5,769strokes

73.1 73.0average

3 26par or better

69 66best round

215 210tournament

14th 1stbest finishFirestone 75.76.76-227 34thDel Walker 73.70.73-216 50th Bill Cullum 76.70.69-215 14thPacific Invite -St. Mary’s -Rice -Fresno Lexus -Desert Shootout -Oregon Duck -The Western -BYU Classic -Big West -NCAA -

T.J.Bordeaux


9 78rounds

648 5,810strokes

72 74.4average

2 19par or better

66 66best round

207 207tournament

1st 1stbest finishFirestone 80.73.77-230 46thDel Walker 68.73.70-211 26th Bill Cullum 66.68.73-207 1stPacific Invite -St. Mary’s -Rice -Fresno Lexus -Desert Shootout -Oregon Duck -The Western -BYU Classic -Big West -NCAA -

AlexJohnson


9 12rounds

652 888strokes

72.4 74average

5 5par or better

68 68best round

209 209tournament

7th 7thbest finishFirestone 82.71.77-230 46thDel Walker 70.71.68-209 26th Bill Cullum 69.76.68-213 7thPacific Invite -St. Mary’s -Rice -Fresno Lexus -Desert Shootout -Oregon Duck -The Western -BYU Classic -Big West -NCAA -

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2009-2010 Individual Statistics Name Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- Finish PACIFIC TIGERS 9 1,749 288.6 279 19 1st Ben Bauch 6 424 70.6 67 5 13th Alex Johnson 9 648 72 66 4 1st Danny Garcia 9 652 72.4 68 5 7th Patrick Kucich 9 658 73.1 71 2 15th TJ Bordeaux 9 658 73.1 69 3 14th Alex Grieb 6 460 76.6 73 - 80th Bayhaan Lakdawala 3 230 76.6 75 - 46th

2007-2008 Individual Statistics Name Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- Finish PACIFIC TIGERS 35 10,264 293.2 275 47 2nd TJ Bordeaux 34 2,461 72.3 66 12 1st Chris Rosenau 35 2,580 73.7 67 12 7th Alex Johnson 33 2,469 74.8 68 8 4th A.J. Hohn 29 2,143 73.8 69 8 9th Charlie Van Sicklen 32 2,432 76.0 69 7 20th Alex Grieb 14 1,055 75.3 72 - 19th

2008-2009 Individual Statistics Name Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- Finish PACIFIC TIGERS 36 10,650 295.8 274 34 1st TJ Bordeaux 36 2,650 73.6 68 11 3rd Patrick Kucich 33 2,457 74.4 68 4 3rd Alex Johnson 36 2,693 74.8 68 7 10th Charlie Van Sicklen 30 2,244 74.8 66 7 9th Alex Grieb 12 905 75.4 68 2 12th Robert Perrott 17 1,285 75.5 69 3 31st Bayhaan Lakdawala 12 933 77.7 71 - 50th Danny Garcia 3 236 78.6 75 - 79th

2006-2007 Individual StatisticsName Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- FinishPACIFIC TIGERS 36 10,733 298.1 278 26 3rdThomas Petersson 36 2,628 73.0 66 16 3rdChris Rosenau 33 2,474 74.9 65 4 10thReid Scarff 3 226 75.3 72 - 61stCharlie Van Sicklen 24 1,815 75.6 68 3 13thA.J. Hohn 27 2,056 76.1 70 5 15thBrett Giurlani 3 231 77.0 74 - 72ndPatrick Kucich 24 1,855 77.2 71 1 48thAdam Beckman 9 695 77.2 75 - 48thBayhaan Lakdawala 24 1,857 77.3 70 1 25th

2005-2006 Individual StatisticsName Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- FinishPACIFIC TIGERS 32 9,611 300.3 68 12 4thChris Rosenau 32 2,389 74.6 68 4 12thThomas Petersson 32 2,395 74.8 68 4 7thA.J. Hohn 20 1,525 76.2 71 2 23rdGordian Curtius 9 687 76.3 71 1 3rdCharlie Van Sicklen 32 2,467 77 71 - 11thAdam Beckman 29 2,235 77 70 1 21stBrett Giurlani 6 464 77.3 75 - 56thReid Scarff 3 238 79.3 75 - 70th

2004-2005 Individual StatisticsName Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- FinishPACIFIC TIGERS 35 10,557 301.6 67 22 3rdMatt Kern 32 2,375 74.2 69 9 10thAndrew Bostrom 32 2,411 75.3 67 5 6thThomas Petersson 29 2,203 75.9 71 4 8thChris Rosenau 27 2,070 76.6 70 2 23rdGordian Curtius 20 1,532 76.6 72 1 20thReid Scarff 15 1,161 77.4 71 1 8thBrett Giurlani 11 869 79.0 75 - 55thBrandon Hemphill 6 474 79.0 75 - 53rdBlaine Lee 6 475 79.1 73 - 31stAndrew Llarenas 6 501 83.5 77 - 58th

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Stacking Up Against the NationTransitioning from #230 in the nation four years ago to the top 100

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hill to climb for Pacific Golf to reside among the nation’s elite. See where the Tigers fit in the GolfWeek and GolfStat rankings.

1 Oklahoma State 2 Stanford 3 Florida4 Florida State5 Arizona State6 TCU7 Texas 8 South Carolina 9 Illinois 10 Texas A&M 11 Washington12 Oregon State 13 Augusta State14 Texas Tech15 Alabama 16 UNLV 17 Georgia Tech 18 Tennessee 19 Southern California 20 Georgia 21 Virginia 22 Oregon 23 Clemson 24 UCLA 25 North Florida

89 Austin Graham UC Davis 70.75128 Jerry He UC Irvine 71.11139 Bryan Pierce Cal Poly 71.21172 Brian Hollenbeck UC Santa Barbara 71.48314 Tyler Raber UC Davis 72.46319 Tom Lo UC Riverside 72.47325 John Chinn UC Irvine 72.52365 Scott Clayton UC Riverside 72.72388 Tim Cha UC Irvine 72.89428 Nick Delio Cal State Northridge 73.12525 Jarod Knight Cal Poly 73.55536 Bryce Greeley Cal Poly 73.58551 Raymond Ho Long Beach State 73.68557 Patrick Kucich Pacifi c 73.68715 Davis Kirkland Cal State Northridge 74.24720 Andrew Haggen UC Davis 74.25777 Casey Piper Cal State Northridge 74.46799 Philip Chian Long Beach State 74.53828 TJ Bordeaux Pacifi c 74.67

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#76 Head Coach | Paul SmolinskiJohn Chin | #227

#124 Head Coach | Brandon GoethalsBen Bauch | #55

#122 Head Coach | Bill PoutreMichael Drake | #98

#123 Head Coach | Steve LassBrian Hollenbeck | #53

#141Head Coach | Jim Bracken

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#136 Head Coach | Scott CartwrightBrian Pierce | #139

#175 Head Coach | Paul HjulbergScott Clayton | #118

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Del Walker IntercollegIateSeptember 14-15, 2006 • Virginia Country Club

13th of 14 Pacific Tigers 295 299 287 881 8th Thomas Petersson 69 74 71 214 30th Chris Rosenau 73 75 71 219 61st Reid Scarff 77 76 73 226 69th A.J. Hohn 80 78 72 230 72nd Brett Giurlani 76 74 81 231

aDam’s cup of neWportSeptember 26-27, 2006 • Newport National

7th of 12 Pacific Tigers 304 298 306 908 17th Thomas Petersson 78 74 75 227 17th Charlie Van Sicklen 77 74 76 227 28th Chris Rosenau 73 79 78 230 37th Bayhaan Lakdawala 76 74 82 232 49th A.J. Hohn 83 76 77 236

49er collegIate classIcOctober 23-24, 2006 • Cabbarrus Country Club

15th of 15 Pacific Tigers 322 318 318 958 50th Adam Beckman 79 81 76 236 54th Chris Rosenau 77 82 79 238 61st Thomas Petersson 82 79 80 241 73rd Patrick Kucich 86 76 83 245 79th Bayhaan Lakdawala 84 82 84 250

countryWIDe Home loansOctober 30-31, 2006 • Wood Ranch Country Club

13th of 14 Pacific Tigers 295 299 287 881 8th Thomas Petersson 69 74 71 214 30th Chris Rosenau 73 75 71 219 61st Reid Scarff 77 76 73 226 69th A.J. Hohn 80 78 72 230 72nd Brett Giurlani 76 74 81 231

pacIfIc InvItatIonalNovember 6-8, 2006 • Brookside Country Club

11th of 14 Pacific Tigers 291 297 298 886 13th Charlie Van Sicklen 68 72 74 214 31st Thomas Petersson 74 71 74 219 48th Patrick Kucich 75 77 75 227 48th Adam Beckman 75 77 75 227 52nd Bayhaan Lakdawala 74 78 77 229

uH-HIlo IntercollegIateFebruary 7-9, 2007 • Waikoloa Village Course

14th of 18 Pacific Tigers 284 281 289 854 18th Thomas Petersson 66 68 71 205 63rd Chris Rosenau 72 71 72 215 63rd Charlie Van Sicklen 73 71 71 215 80th Bayhaan Lakdawala 73 71 77 221 84th Patrick Kucich 73 75 75 223

rIce IntercollegIateFebruary 17-18, 2007 • Westwood Golf Club

4th of 12 Pacific Tigers 298 311 300 909 3rd Thomas Petersson 71 73 74 218 12th Chris Rosenau 76 75 75 226 24th Charlie Van Sicklen 73 84 74 231 53rd A.J. Hohn 82 81 77 240 53rd Patrick Kucich 78 82 80 240

fresno lexus classIcMarch 12-13, 2007 • Sunnyside Country Club

8th of 15 Pacific Tigers 298 296 292 886 4th Thomas Petersson 71 71 71 213 35th Chris Rosenau 76 73 74 223 56th A.J. Hohn 75 81 73 229 62nd Patrick Kucich 76 77 78 231 68th Bayhaan Lakdawala 81 75 77 233

Western IntercollegIateMarch 18-19, 2007 • Pasatiempo Golf Course

15th of 18 Pacific Tigers 302 299 298 899 39th A.J. Hohn 73 74 74 221 55th Thomas Petersson 74 77 75 226 55th Chris Rosenau 77 73 76 226 68th Bayhaan Lakdawala 80 76 73 229 85th Patrick Kucich 78 76 81 235

oregon Duck InvItatIonalMarch 26-27, 2007 • Eugene Country Club

12th of 12 Pacific Tigers 322 307 294 923 31st Thomas Petersson 79 72 74 225 54th Charlie Van Sicklen 84 78 71 233 59th A.J. Hohn 84 77 74 235 59th Patrick Kucich 80 80 75 235 65th Chris Rosenau 79 82 77 238

pacIfIc coast IntercollegIateApril 2-3, 2007 • Alisal River Course

7th of 18 Pacific Tigers 278 290 285 853 17th Chris Rosenau 65 71 74 210 17th Thomas Petersson 70 71 69 210 42nd A.J. Hohn 72 73 70 215 59th Patrick Kucich 71 76 72 219 76th Charlie Van Sicklen 74 75 74 223

BIg West conference cHampIonsHIpApril 23-24, 2007 • Tijeras Creek Golf Club

3rd of 7 Pacific Tigers 292 292 287 871 4th Thomas Petersson 74 69 70 213 10th Chris Rosenau 69 73 75 217 15th A.J. Hohn 75 72 72 219 25th Bayhaan Lakdawala 77 78 70 225 33rd Charlie Van Sicklen 74 78 80 232

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aDam’s cup of neWportSeptember 25-26, 2007 - Newport National GC • 7,244-yard, Par 72

7th of 15 Pacific Tigers 304 302 303 909 T15 T.J. Bordeaux 77 74 74 225 T19 Alex Grieb 74 78 74 226 T28 Chris Rosenau 75 77 77 229 T28 A.J. Hohn 78 73 78 229 T53 Alex Johnson 79 81 78 238

Husky InvItatIonalOctober 1-2, 2007 - Gold Mountain Golf Club • 7,061-yard, Par 72

7th of 13 Pacific Tigers 299 300 599 T8 T.J. Bordeaux 73 73 146 T24 Chris Rosenau 75 76 151 T31 A.J. Hohn 76 76 152 T39 Charlie Van Sicklen 75 79 154 T44 Alex Grieb 80 75 155

tHe prestIge at pga WestOctober 15-16, 2007 • PGA West • 7,156-yard, Par 72

13th of 16 Pacific Tigers 306 290 296 892 T37 Chris Rosenau 79 74 70 223 T41 Alex Johnson 79 72 73 224 T66 Alex Grieb 73 77 79 229 74 Charlie Van Sicklen 75 72 84 231 DQ T.J. Bordeaux DQ 72 74 DQ

Del Walker IntercollegIateOctober 25-26, 2007 • Virginia Country Club • 6,633-yard, Par 71

2nd of 11 Pacific Tigers 284 275 283 842 T4 Alex Johnson 69 68 72 209 T7 Chris Rosenau 72 67 71 210 T7 T.J. Bordeaux 69 70 71 210 T20 Charlie Van Sicklen 74 71 69 214 T35 A.J. Hohn 75 70 72 217 T49 Alex Grieb 76 73 72 221

pacIfIc InvItatIonalNovember 5-7, 2007 • Brookside Country Club • 6,777-yard, Par 72

11th of 14 Pacific Tigers 287 280 293 860 T25 T.J. Bordeaux 73 66 74 213 36 Alex Johnson 71 73 71 215 T37 Chris Rosenau 74 70 72 216 T37 Charlie Van Sicklen 69 71 76 216 T58 Alex Grieb 75 73 76 224

uH HIlo IntercollegIateFebruary 6-8, 2008 • Waikoloa Village • 6,738-yard, Par 70

17th of 18 Pacific Tigers 291 282 293 866 T53 A.J. Hohn 72 69 74 215 T57 T.J. Bordeaux 72 72 72 216 T68 Chris Rosenau 72 70 75 217 T81 Alex Johnson 76 71 73 220 T88 Charlie Van Sicklen 75 75 74 224

rIce IntercollegIateFebruary 18-19, 2008 • Westwood Golf Club • 7,184-yard, Par 72

3rd of 12 Pacific Tigers 296 301 287 884 T4 T.J. Bordeaux 75 76 68 219 T15 Chris Rosenau 74 73 75 222 T27 Alex Johnson 75 76 74 225 30 Charlie Van Sicklen 79 77 70 226 T32 A.J. Hohn 72 76 80 228

fresno lexus classIcMarch 10-11, 2008 • Fort Washington G&CC • 6,729-yard, Par 72

5th of 20 Pacific Tigers 287 293 282 862 12th T.J. Bordeaux 73 68 71 212 31st A.J. Hohn 71 76 69 216 31st Chris Rosenau 71 73 72 216 57th Alex Johnson 74 76 70 220 84th Charlie Van Sicklen 72 82 74 228

oregon Duck classIcMarch 24-25, 2008 • Emerald Valley Golf Club • 7,093-yard, Par 72

4th of 11 Pacific Tigers 285 301 300 886 WON T.J. Bordeaux 68 68 74 210 21st A.J. Hohn 72 76 76 224 33rd Alex Johnson 71 79 76 226 46th Charlie Van Sicklen 76 78 77 231 52nd Chris Rosenau 74 87 74 235

stevInson rancH InvItatIonalApril 7-8, 2008 • Stevinson Ranch • 7,144-yard, Par 72

7th of 14 Pacific Tigers 305 295 301 901 14th TJ Bordeaux 73 72 78 223 16th Chris Rosenau 78 72 74 224 16th Alex Johnson 76 74 74 224 41st AJ Hohn 78 77 75 230 70th Charlie Van Sicklen 83 79 81 243

asu tHunDerBIrD InvItatIonalApril 11-13, 2008 • Karsten Golf Course • 7,057-yard, Par 71

14th of 16 Pacific Tigers 292 293 301 886 9th AJ Hohn 74 69 71 214 31st TJ Bordeaux 72 73 74 219 46th Chris Rosenau 70 74 78 222 80th Alex Johnson 79 77 78 234 82nd Charlie Van Sicklen 76 79 80 235

BIg West cHampIonsHIpApril 21-22, 2008 • Tijeras Creek Golf Course • 6,918-yard, Par 72

4th of 8 Pacific Tigers 296 292 290 878 8th Chris Rosenau 76 67 72 215 10th AJ Hohn 72 75 71 218 21st TJ Bordeaux 77 74 71 222 32nd Charlie Van Sicklen 78 76 76 230 38th Alex Johnson 71 82 81 234

WIllIam H. tucker InvItatIonalSeptember 26-27, 2008 • New Mexico CC • 7,272-yard, Par 72

11th Pacific Tigers 302 300 306 908 29th Alex Johnson 77 74 73 224 37th Alex Grieb 75 77 74 226 57th TJ Bordeaux 76 74 79 229 71st Charlie Van Sicklen 74 79 80 233 79th Danny Garcia 78 75 83 236

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Husky InvItatIonalSeptember 29-30, 2008 • Gold Mountain GC • 7,104-yard, Par 72

6th Pacific Tigers 296 299 295 890 11th TJ Bordeaux 73 73 72 218 12th Charlie Van Sicklen 71 76 72 219 29th Alex Johnson 77 73 74 224 58th Alex Grieb 79 77 77 233 63rd Patrick Kucich 75 79 83 237

tHe prestIge at pga WestOctober 13-14, 2008 • PGA West • 7,156-yard, Par 72

15th Pacific Tigers 317 305 299 921 38th Patrick Kucich 74 80 75 229 38th Alex Johnson 80 71 78 229 67th TJ Bordeaux 78 82 73 233 73rd Alex Grieb 85 77 73 235 WD Robert Perrott - 77 79 -

Del Walker IntercollegIateOctober 16-17, 2008 • Virginia Country Club • 6,633-yard, Par 71

4th Pacific Tigers 283 276 289 848 9th Patrick Kucich 68 72 69 209 12th Alex Grieb 72 68 71 211 29th Alex Johnson 70 71 75 216 29th TJ Bordeaux 74 68 74 216 38th Robert Perrott 73 69 76 218

pacIfIc InvItatIonalNovember 3-5, 2008 • Brookside Country Club • 6,777-yard, Par 71

8th Pacific Tigers 290 292 291 873 6th TJ Bordeaux 69 68 74 211 27th Charlie Van Sicklen 73 75 71 219 39th Alex Johnson 75 75 72 222 48th Patrick Kucich 73 74 77 224 53rd Robert Perrott 76 77 74 227

rIce IntercollegIateFebruary 16-17, 2009 • Westwood Country Club •7,184-yard, Par 72

WON Pacific Tigers 296 290 288 874 3rd Patrick Kucich 73 73 70 216 8th TJ Bordeaux 74 72 72 218 9th Charlie Van Sicklen 75 69 75 219 21st Alex Johnson 75 76 71 222 67th Bayhaan Lakdawala 74 81 81 236

Firestone invitationalOctober 12-13, 2009 • Firestone CC • 7,???-yard, Par 72

8th Pacific Tigers 310 293 303 906 20th Patrick Kucich 76 73 75 224 34th TJ Bordeaux 75 76 76 227 46th Danny Garcia 82 71 77 230 46th Bayhaan Lakdawala 79 76 75 230 46th Alex Johnson 80 73 77 230

usc collegIate InvItatIonalFebruary 23-24, 2009 • North Ranch CC • 6,869-yard, Par 71

11th Pacific Tigers 290 297 305 892 30th TJ Bordeaux 72 72 76 220 38th Patrick Kucich 73 72 77 222 56th Bayhaan Lakdawala 72 78 77 227 60th Charlie Van Sicklen 76 78 75 229 67th Alex Johnson 73 75 83 231

Fresno lexus ClassiCMarch 8-10, 2009 • Belmont CC • 6,511-yard, Par 72

10th Pacific Tigers 302 295 296 893 31st Robert Perrott 77 74 72 223 31st Charlie Van Sicklen 76 74 73 223 40th TJ Bordeaux 76 72 77 225 49th Patrick Kucich 78 75 74 227 73rd Alex Johnson 73 77 81 231

oregon DuCk ClassiCMarch 22-24, 2009 • Eugene Country Club • 7,033-yard, Par 72

10th Pacific Tigers 307 308 299 913 37th TJ Bordeaux 75 79 72 226 50th Bayhaan Lakdawala 80 75 75 230 59th Patrick Kucich 75 82 75 232 59th Charlie Van Sicklen 77 79 76 232 59th Alex Johnson 80 75 77 232

Western interCollegiateMarch 29-31, 2009 • Pasatiempo Golf Course • 6,500-yard, Par 70

8th Pacific Tigers 294 307 307 908 25th Patrick Kucich 74 73 77 224 32nd TJ Bordeaux 77 73 76 226 37th Alex Johnson 72 80 75 227 71st Charlie Van Sicklen 78 81 79 238 79th Bayhaan Lakdawala 71 85 84 240

Wyoming CoWboy ClassiCApril 6-7, 2009 • Talking Stick North • 7,133-yard, Par 70

8th Pacific Tigers 299 274 289 862 27th TJ Bordeaux 73 68 73 214 27th Charlie Van Sicklen 77 66 71 214 39th Patrick Kucich 71 72 73 216 54th Alex Johnson 78 68 72 218 104th Robert Perrott 78 73 80 231

big West ChampionshipApril 20-21, 2009 • San Luis Obispo CC • 6,779-yard, Par 72

2nd Pacific Tigers 294 288 286 868 3rd TJ Bordeaux 74 71 69 214 10th Alex Johnson 73 70 74 217 12th Charlie Van Sicklen 70 77 71 218 20th Patrick Kucich 77 70 74 221 33rd Robert Perrott 80 78 72 230

Del Walker invitationalOctober 22-23, 2009 • Virginia CC• 6,578-yard, Par 70

8th Pacific Tigers 354 353 354 1,061 13th Ben Bauch 70 67 70 207 21st Danny Garcia 70 71 68 209 26th Alex Johnson 68 73 70 211 50th TJ Bordeaux 73 70 73 216 62nd Patrick Kucich 73 72 73 218 85th Alex Grieb 76 76 75 227

bill Cullum invitationalOctober 26-27, 2009 • Wood Ranch CC •

1st Pacific Tigers 279 281 283 843 1st Alex Johnson 66 68 73 207 7th Danny Garcia 69 76 68 213 14th TJ Bordeaux 76 70 69 215 15th Patrick Kucich 72 71 73 216 22nd Ben Bauch 72 72 73 217

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How’d this whole thing start? We just randomly got picked to be roommates our freshman year. It’s helped me out, Danny being from Stockton and on the course as well. We know each other’s games so well and we can look out for each other. Yeah, we just sat down and figured out what we needed to do to be a factor on this team. We woke up early every day over the summer and paid a personal trainer that got us in pretty damn good shape. We’d be on the golf course, put in work... play tournament. Plus Ben stayed here this summer. We lived in a garage. A garage? Yeah, the back of my house. Talk about your similarities. Well we both like doing the same thing. Yeah. We both like to have a good time. Yeah. But we know that you got to get the work done first. Yeah. We like to enjoy ourselves and love to relax. The difference? I’m from SoCal. I’m Norcal. Ben’s more down to earth, not stressed out at all. I’m more responsible. Yeah, he is. I’m like the father. He makes his bed. He’s clean. He’s dirty. Yeah! I’m not as organized as he is and he’s definitely more of a people person. What about on the golf course, talk about

your games. Well, my ball striking has been one of the stronger part of my game, getting the ball of the tee and with my irons. But my putting and touch around the green is definitely something that I need to improve on. That’s funny cause we have the exact opposite games. I rely totally on my short game and putting. I could shank it around the course and still shoot 72. But when my ball striking’s on I will play well. Why Pacific? It was the best opportunity for me to succeed with golf. The coaches are passionate and determined

Bordeaux | Lakdawala | Johnson | Kucich | Grieb | Perrott | Goethals | Edfort | Bauch | Garcia | Fletcher | F ield

One’s pure NorCal.The other is as SoCal as you can get. They might singularily as different on the course as they are off it but these two under-classmen know how to feed off each other, they know how to work hard. and now... they’re learing how to win.

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to win. The program is very focused on one goal. Getting better and winning. Ever wish you were right

handed? Nope. Not for a second. You know, cause it’s gotta be hard... Nope. So what are you each known for? What, you mean like nicknames? I’m D. Garc. With a C. Not Gark. Yeah, just call me Benny. Kinda leaning towards how

other people know you two... Oh, well probably that I’m pretty respectful, quiet... and that I’m a leader. Adults like me. Yeah,

you’ve got them fooled huh? (laughs) I’d say people know me for being involved in the community and be-ing a leader, just very involved, someone that works hard... Wait a second!! If we took a random survey of

Pacific students they’d say you were respect Yeah bro! He’s an eagle scout. Of course they would... Maybe they’d say that’s the guy that’s really white... Round out the dream foursome for me. You two... and any two other people for a

round of golf. Who are they? I’d have to play with Elizabeth Hurley! (laughs) I’d say probably Dane Cook, some-one funny... and Fred Couples. Ooh, that’s a good one. I’ll say Tiger Woods. Any golf superstitions? Yeah, I always have to have my clothes ironed. I can’t wear wrinkly stuff on the golf course. I think the better I look the better I play. How

bout you? Oh yeah...I don’t care. I’ll wear whatever. Anything goes I guess...

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