University of Wisconsin Men s Golf Quick Facts

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1 University of Wisconsin Men s Golf Quick Facts Wisconsin Roster Name Hgt. R/L Yr./Elig. Hometown (High School) Anthony Aicher (ACHE r) 5-10 R Jr./Jr. Wausau, Wis. (East) Zach Balit (BAL it) 5-10 R So./Fr. Bradenton, Fla. (Out-of-Door Academy) John Gullberg 5-10 R So./So. Franklin, Wis. (Case) Robert Jacobsen 6-1 L So./So. Racine, Wis. (Horlick) Brady Keegan 6-2 L Jr./Jr. Eau Claire, Wis. (Memorial) Christopher Meyer 5-10 R Sr./Jr. Edina, Minn. (Edina HS - U of Minnesota) Thomas O Bryan 6-3 R Fr./Fr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley) Eric Schremp (SCHRIMP) 6-0 R Jr./So. Wausau, Wis. (East) Brian Starker 5-10 R Fr./Fr. Purchase, N.Y. (Rye Country Day School) Thomas Welk 5-11 R Sr./Jr. Bismarck, N.D. (St. Mary s Central) Michael Burcin - Head Coach (BER cin) Bryant Odom - Assistant Coach Schedule Date Tournament Location Course Sept at Marshall Invitational Huntington, W.Va. Guyan Golf and Country Club Sept at Louisville Intercollegiate Louisville, Ky. The Cardinal Club Oct. 2-3 at Renaissance Intercollegiate (Xavier) Ft. Myers, Fla. The Renaissance Club Oct at DoubleTree Intercollegiate (SIU-Ed) Edwardsville, Ill. Sunset Hills Country Club Oct at Kiawah Island Inter. (Charleston So.) Kiawah Island, S.C. Turtle Point Golf Club Feb at Big Ten Match Play Coral Springs, Fla. PGA National March at Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (USC) Awenden, S.C. Bulls Bay Golf Club April 9-10 at C.O.G. Mizzou Intercollegiate Columbia, Mo. A.L. Gustin GC April at Hawkeye-TaylorMade Invitational Iowa City, Iowa Finkbine Golf Course April at Boilermaker Invitational(Purdue) West Lafayette, Ind. Kampen Course April at Big Ten Championship French Lick, Ind. French Lick Resort-Pete Dye Course Quick Facts Location: Madison, Wis. Population: 233,209 Founded: 1848 Enrollment: 42,099 Nickname: Badgers Colors: Cardinal and White Conference: Big Ten Division: NCAA I Chancellor: David Ward (Interim) Athletic Director: Barry Alvarez Associate Athletic Director Golf: John Chadima Head Coach: Michael Burcin Office: (608) mb2@athletics.wisc.edu Assistant Coach: Bryant Odom Office: (608) bro@athletics.wisc.edu UW Mailing Address: Coach Michael Burcin Kellner Hall 1440 Monroe Street Madison, WI Athletic Communications Contacts: Tam Flarup Office Phone: (608) Cell Phone: (608) Fax: (608) tjf@athletics.wisc.edu Student Assistant, Stephanie Richter sdrichter@wisc.edu Cell: Home Course: University Ridge 9002 County Road PD Madison, Wis (608) Par 72, 7,259-yards (black tees) 2011 Big Ten Championship Finish: 11th Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/0 Wisconsin Online Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletics General UW Campus Information City of Madison, Wisconsin The Big Ten Conference The NCAA UNIVERSITY RIDGE MEN S CHAMPIONSHIP SCORECARD Hole Par Yardage Out 36 3, Out 36 3,555 Total 72 7,259

2 BURCIN S CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2011 Assistant coach TEAM USA at the Palmer Cup, Stamford, Ct Golf Coaches Association Jan Strickland Assistant Coach of the Year Assistant coach South Carolina: Gamecocks attended six-straight NCAA Regionals including winning the only regional title in 2007; attended three NCAA Championships Bachelor of Arts Liberty University, 2009 Golf professional in Lancaster, Pa. PGA playing professional Native of Salinas, Kan.; graduated Lampeter-Strasburg High School in Lampeter, Pa. Head coach Michael Burcin (BURsin) was named the men s golf coach at Wisconsin on May 31, 2011, after seven years at the University of South Carolina. Burcin, who was recently named an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2011 Palmer Cup, has been an assistant for the men s golf program at South Carolina since the spring of Burcin was named the 2010 Golf Coaches Association of America s Jan Strickland Assistant Coach of the Year. In April, he was selected to serve as an assistant at the 2011 Palmer Cup, which takes place June 9-11 at the Stanwich Club in Greenwich, Conn. The Palmer Cup is a Ryder Cup-style competition for teams of collegiate golfers from the United States and Europe which square off in a threeday match play event. My family and I are excited to come to Madison, Burcin said. Wisconsin is certainly a sleeping giant and I am looking forward to connecting with the golf community in the city and around the state. My No. 1 priority is to recruit the state hard and keep the best players within the borders. If you are able to do that, it usually leads to big things. My goal is to develop a program that competes at a high level in the Big Ten Conference. If you are able to do that, because of the quality of the conference, you set yourself up to be a player on the national scene. In Burcin s time on the men s staff, South Carolina was a major player on the national scene. The Gamecocks made six-straight NCAA regional appearances ( ), including winning the school s first NCAA regional title in They advanced to the NCAA championship three times in Burcin s seven seasons, with their top finish being a share of 11th place in In , Burcin helped South Carolina win a school-record four tournament titles. During Burcin s time at South Carolina, four Gamecocks earned All- America honors and seven earned All-SEC honors. In addition to assisting coaches with day-to-day coaching duties, Burcin s primary role at South Carolina was to implement and coordinate a recruiting program conducive to winning championships. Burcin was also the men s golf liaison for the academic staff, and the team achieved at least a 3.3 grade point average in each semester and combined for a team-record 3.54 GPA in the fall of Before going to South Carolina, Burcin spent seven years as a golf professional in Lancaster, Pa. His last stop in Pennsylvania involved developing an indoor teaching program at a retail golf store in Lancaster. While in Lancaster, Burcin kept an active playing schedule of section and chapter PGA events. Originally from Salina, Kan., Burcin graduated from Lampeter-Strasburg High School in Lampeter, Pa., where he was a 10-time letterwinner in three sports. Burcin earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Liberty University in A member of the Golf Coaches Association of America, Burcin is married to Dr. Michelle Burcin, who was a standout swimmer at the University of Cincinnati. In 2011, the couple gave birth to their first child, daughter Josie. Michael Burcin (third from back left), served as the assistant coach for Team USA at the 2011 Palmer Cup held at the Stanwich Club in Greenwich, Conn. Also in the photo is Arnold Palmer (white coat) and Jin Nance of NBC (far right).

3 Bryant Odom, a former University of Georgia All-American and All-SEC performer, joined the Badgers as the assistant men s golf coach in 2011 after serving two years as the graduate assistant for UGA during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. The Cartersville, Ga., native lettered for the Bulldogs from In 2001, he was the 13th Georgia player to win the Southeastern Conference individual title. I am extremely excited to have Bryant Odom join me in Madison and the University of Wisconsin, Burcin said. It was very important to me to bring someone on board who shared the same ideals from a recruiting standpoint and had experience in a top notch national program. Bucin continued, While at South Carolina, I was very familiar with the University of Georgia program and what they have accomplished. Bryant and I share the same ideals of what we want the men s golf program at Wisconsin to become and how we want to get to those raised expectations. I think our alumni, passed letterwinners, current team, and future Badgers will benefit from his past experiences. Bryant s wife, Abby also played golf at Georgia and we are excited to welcome her as well to the Badger family. This is an exciting day for Wisconsin men s golf! Odom garnered All-America honors in 2001 and 2002, and he was an All-SEC selection in 2000, 2001 and During Odom s playing career in Athens, the Bulldogs won 13 tournaments, including the 1999 national championship and the 2000 and 2001 SEC titles. Odom also excelled in the classroom. He was named to SEC Academic Honor Roll four straight seasons. Odom graduated in 2002, with a degree in Sports Studies. He recently added a master s in Sports Management in Odom played professionally from 2002 through 2005 and again in 2008 on the NGA Hooters, Tarheel and Nationwide tours. He competed in more than 30 Nationwide events in five countries and more ODOM S CAREER HIGHLIGHTS All-American in 2001 and 2002 and three-time All-SEC honoree at the University of Georgia; lettered Southeastern Conference medalist 2001 All-SEC Academic Honor Roll Graduated from Georgia in 2002 with a degree in sports studies; added a master degree in sports management from Georgia in 2011 PGA professional in 2002 playing on the NGA Hooters, Tarheel and Nationwide tours from Won the 2008 Georgia State Open, the 2006 Georgia PGA East Champter Championship; the 2007 Georgia PGA Assistants Championship and the 2003 Alabama Classic on the NGA Hooters Tour Won the 2001 Southeastern Amateur and reached the match play portion of the 1999 U.S. Public Links and the 2001 U.S. Amateur PGA Apprentice Professional on Sea Island, Ga., than 40 tournaments on the NGA Hooters and Tarheel tours. In 2003, Odom won the Alabama Classic on the NGA Hooters Tour. In 2008, Odom claimed medalist honors at the Georgia State Open Championship with a 14-under par 274. He also has victories in the 2001 Southeastern Amateur, the 2006 Georgia PGA East Chapter Championship and the 2007 Georgia PGA Assistants Championship. He reached the match play portion of the 1999 U.S. Public Links and the 2001 U.S. Amateur. From 2006 to 2007, Odom was the PGA Apprentice Professional at Ocean Forest Golf Club on Sea Island, Ga. Odom assisted the head professional with the day-to-day operations, including staff scheduling, budget and projections, and overseeing club tournaments. This past year as a member of the Georgia golf staff, Odom played a key administrative role when Georgia hosted the 2011 Nationwide Tour s Stadion Classic at UGA in May. Odom is married to the former Abbi Francis, who was a two-year letterwinner for the Georgia women s golf team. Bryant Odom was a two-time All-American at Georgia and Southeastern Conference medalist in He has played professionally on the NGA Hooters, Tarheel and Nationwide tours.

4 Team and Individual Results Gopher Invitational, Sept Spring Hill Golf Course (Wayzata, Minn.) Team: 13th/ =941 T45 Anthony Aicher T55 Thomas O Bryan Stephane Dubois T63 Robbie Jacobsen T66 Chris Meyer Team: Arkansas (880) Individual: Chris Brant, Iowa (214) Louisville Intercollegiate, Sept Cardinal Club (Simpsonville, Ky.) Team: 3rd/ =582 5 Anthony Aicher T10 Chris Meyer T33 Robbie Jacobsen T54 Thomas Welk T71 Brady Keegan Team: University of Arkansas-Little Rock (573) Individual: Nicklaus Benton, UALR (137) Weibring Intercollegiate, Oct. 1-2 ISU Golf Course (Normal, Ill.) Team: 9/ =907 T11 Anthony Aicher T23 Rob Jacobsen T54 Brady Keegan T57 Chris Meyer Thomas O Bryan Team: University of Illinois (852) Individual: Luke Guthrie, Illinois (203) Firestone Invitational, Oct Firestone Country Club (Akron, Ohio) Team: 17th/ =894 T34 Anthony Aicher T34 Chris Meyer T65 Stephane Dubois T65 Brady Keegan Sam Frank Team: Indiana and St. Mary s (CA) (854) Individual: Mac McClung, St. Mary s (205) Kiawah Island Intercollegiate, Oct. 30- Nov.1 Turtle Point Golf Club (Kiawah Island, S.C.) Team: 9th/ =923 T21 Thomas O Bryan T45 Anthony Aicher T47 Chris Meyer T65 Thomas Welk T79 Brady Keegan Team: Kennesaw State and Campbell (881) Individual: Vaita Guillaume, Campbell (214) Andres Pumariega, George Washington (214) New Year s Invitational, Jan. 5-8 St. Petersburg Country Club (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 22 Anthony Aicher T52 Thomas O Bryan T78 Eric Schremp T87 Brady Keegan Individual: Garland Green, Virginia Tech (278) Hootie at Bulls Bay, Mar Bulls Bay Golf Club (Awenden, S.C.) Team: T11th/ =902 T34 Anthony Aicher T34 Zach Balit T45 Chris Meyer T45 Thomas O Bryan John Gullberg Team: Auburn (854) Individual: Niclas Carlsson, Auburn (211) COG Mizzou Intercollegiate, Apr The Club at Old Hawthorne (Columbia, Mo.) Team: 11th/ =917 T11 Anthony Aicher T39 Zach Balit T59 John Gullberg T62 Thomas O Bryan Eric Schremp Team: Missouri (856) Individual: Ryan Zech, Missouri (208) Hawkeye-Great Entertainment Invit., Apr Finkbine Golf Course (Iowa City, Iowa) Team: 9th/ =888 T18 Chris Meyer T26 Anthony Aicher T36 Thomas O Bryan Brady Keegan T57 Zach Balit Team: Iowa (840) Individual: Nate McCoy, Iowa State (202) Boilermaker Invitational, Apr Kampen Course (West Lafayette, Ind.) Team: 13th/ =926 T26 Chris Meyer T41 Thomas Welk T45 Anthony Aicher T70 Brady Keegan T91 John Gullberg Team: Indiana (877) Individual: Luke Gutherie, Illinois (213) Big Ten Championships, Apr Pete Dye Course (French Lick, Ind.) Team: 11th/ =1249 T28 Thomas O Bryan T35 Chris Meyer T42 Zach Balit Thomas Welk Anthony Aicher Team: Illinois (1175) Individual: Luke Guthrie, Illinois (283) SCHEDULE/RESULTS Sept at Gopher Invitational (Wayzata, Minn.) 13th/ Sept at Louisville Intercollegiate (Louisville, Ky.) 3rd/ Oct. 1-2 at Weibring Intercollegiate (Normal, Ill.) 9th/ Oct at Firestone Invitational (Akron, Ohio) 17th/ Oct. 30- Nov. 1 at Kiawah Island Intercollegiate (Kiawah, S.C.) 9th/ Feb at Big Ten Match Play (Palm Beach, Fla.) 0-2 March at Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (Awenden, S.C.) T11th/ April 9-10 at COG Mizzou Intercollegiate (Columbia, Mo.) 11/ April at Hawkeye-Great River Entertainment Invitational (Iowa City, Iowa) 9/ April at Boilermaker Invitational (West Lafayette, Ind. ) 13/ April at Big Ten Championship (French Lick, Ind.) 11/ Fall Team Average: 4,247/14= Spring Team Average: 4,882/16= Overall Team Average: 9,129/30= Fall Team Lows: Spring Team Lows: Overall Team Lows: ; ;

5 STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL TOTALS Avg. Season Low Career Low Career Tournament Results Player Yr./Elig. Total/Rounds Avg Best Tourney Finish (Place - Score) Anthony Aicher Jr./Jr. 2,562/ COG Mizzou Invt. (T11, =220) Zach Balit Jr./So. 998/ Hootie at Bulls Bay (T34, =224) John Gullberg So./So. 741/ Illini Spring Classic (T43, 82-72=155) Rob Jacobsen So./So. 613/ Weibring Inter. (T ) Brady Keegan Sr./Jr. 1,646/ Weibring Inter. (T54, ) Chris Meyer Sr./Jr. 2,055/ Hawkeye Invit. (T18, =218) Thomas O Bryan Fr./Fr. 1,991/ Kiawah Isl. Inter. (T21, =226) Eric Schremp Jr./So. 565/ Renaissance Invt. (T64, =237) Thomas Welk Sr./Jr. 942/ Illini Spring Classic (T13, 77-71=148) LOOKING AT THE 2012 SEASON: The Badgers finished in ninth place among 21 teams at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate in the final event of the fall. It marked the first time since 2008 that the team has had three or more top-10 finishes during the fall. The Badgers had their lowest 54-hole score of the fall season at the Firestone Invitational with a The team had its best finish at the rain-shortened Louisville Intercollegiate, placing third out of 18 with a Wisconsin finished 13th in the final event of the spring season at the Boilermaker Invitational. UW had their lowest overall 54-hole score at the Hawkeye-Great River Entertainment Invitational with a INDIVIDUAL PLAY IN 2012: Junior Anthony Aicher led the Badgers this season with a scoring average. Aicher led the Badgers in seven of the 11 tournaments, and is the only player to play all 34 rounds. Aicher s best tournament performance was the Louisville Intercollegiate where he posted his career low 36-hole score of and finished in fifth place. At the Firestone Invitational, Aicher set his season low 54-hole score with a 220 and tied it at the Hawkeye Intercollegiate. Brady Keegan also set his 54-hole career low score at the Firestone with a 227. Freshman Thomas O Bryan led Wisconsin in the last tournament of the fall season tying for 21st at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate. He had his best 54-hole score at the Hawkeye tournament April 15 with Also at the Hawkeye-Great River Entertainment Invitational, Chris Meyer recorded his careerbest 54-hole score and finish, tying for 18th with a BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS: In the final event of the season, the Badgers finished in 11th place at the Big Ten ABOVE: Freshman Thomas O Bryan led the team in the final event of the fall recording a career best 36 and 54-hole score 0f LEFT: Anthony Aicher lines up a putt at the Big Ten Match Play tournament. The sophomore was one of three players to compete in all 27 rounds for the Badgers and led the team in two events. Championships. Wisconsin shot a for the 72-hole tournament. Illinois won its fourth-straight Big Ten Championship with an Freshman Thomas O Bryan led the Badgers for the second time this season, finishing tied for 31st with a BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Freshman Thomas O Bryan was recognized May 1 as one of 12 Sportsmanship Award honorees by the Big Ten Conference ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN: Anthony Aicher So. Consumer Science Wausau, Wis. Chris Meyer Jr. Marketing Edina, Minn. Eric Schremp So. Pre Business Wausau, Wis. Thomas Welk Jr. Kinesiology Bismarck, N.D. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: With a team cumulative grade point average of 3.40, the men s golf team was the top Wisconsin intercollegiate athletics team for the second-straight season. 6

6 Men s Golf Team Anthony Aicher Jr. - Wausua, Wis.. Zach Balit So./Fr. - Bradenton, Fla. John Gullberg So. - Franklin, Wis. Robbie Jacobsen Jr. - Racine, Wis. Brady Keegan So. - Eau Claire, Wis. Chris Meyer Jr. - Edina, Minn. Thomas O Bryan Fr. - Aurora, Ill. Eric Schremp So. - Wausau, Wis. Brian Starker Fr. - Purchase, NY Thomas Welk Jr. - Bismarck, ND Bryant Odom Assistant Coach 2011-present Michael Burcin Head Coach 2011-present Front (L-R): Brian Starker, Chris Meyer, Anthony Aicher, Thomas Welk, Eric Schremp, John Gullberg Back (L-R): Head Coach Michael Burcin, Zach Balit, Robbie Jacobsen, Thomas O Bryan, Brady Keegan, Asst. Coach Bryant Odom

7 Wisconsin s All-Time Records Team Records 18-holes 276 at Northern Intercollegiate, Verona, Wis. 9/18/ at Northern Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/19/ at VCU Shootout, Richmond, Va. 10/1/ at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/16/ at Cobra Collegiate, Ravenna, Ohio 4/24/ at Northern Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18/ at Northern Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/8/ at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11/ at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13/ at Northern Intercollegiate, West Lafayette, Ind. 9/28/ at Alister Mackenzie Invitational, Fairfax, Calif. 10/18/ at St. Mary s Invitational, Pebble Beach, Calif. 9/29/ at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/11/ at Big Ten Championship, Columbus, Ohio 5/16/ at Red Storm Invitational, Jamaica, N.Y. 10/3/ at Boilermaker Invitational, West Lafayette, Ind. 4/19/ at USF Triumph, Pauma Valley, Calif. 3/12/ at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11/ at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/12/ at Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis. 9/9/ at St. Mary s Invitational, Pebble Beach, Calif. 9/30/ at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/21/ at Boilermaker Invitational, West Lafayette, Ind. 4/19/ at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/10/ at Barona Collegiate Cup, Lakeside, Calif. 10/24/ at Dr. Pepper Invitational, Pottsboro, Texas 3/28/ at VCU Shootout, Richmond, Va. 10/1/ at Naples Invitational, Naples, Fla. 2/27/ at Fossum Invitational, East Lansing, Mich. 4/28/ at Cobra Collegiate, Ravenna, Ohio 4/25/ at Gopher Invitational, Wayzata, Minn. 9/13/08 (M.R.) 36-Holes 562 at VCU Shootout, Richmond, Va. 10/1-2/ at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11-12/ at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13 14/ at Northern Intercollegiate, Verona, Wis. 9/18-19/ at Northern Intercollegiate, West Lafayette, Ind. 9/28 29/ at Northern Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18 19/ at Alister Mackenzie Invitational, Fairfax, Calif. 10/18/ at Borona Collegiate Cup, Lakeside, Calif. 10/24-25/ at Stanford Shoot-Out, Palo Alto, Calif. 10/17-19/ at Boilermaker Invitational, West Lafayette, Ind. 4/19-20/ at VCU/Mattaponi Springs, Ruther Glenn, Va. 9/25-26/ at Stanford Shoot-Out, Palo Alto, Calif. 10/29-30/ at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/20-21/ at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/10-11/ at Xavier Invtiational, Cincinnati, Ohio 10/13-14/03 54-Holes 844 at Northern Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18 19/98 ( ) 847 at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11-12/06 ( ) 848 at VCU Shootout, Richmond, Va. 10/1-2/07 ( ) 850 at Stanford Shoot-Out, Palo Alto, Calif. 10/17 19/92 ( ) 851 at Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/16-17/06 ( ) 854 at Barona Collegiate Cup, Lakeside, Calif. 10/24-25/05 ( ) 855 at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/20-21/08 ( ) 855 at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/11 12/04 ( ) 855 at Northern Intercollegiate, West Lafayette, Ind. 9/28-30/90 ( ) 857 at VCU/Mattaponi Springs, Ruther Glenn, Va. 9/25-26/06 ( ) 858 at Allison Mackenzie Invitational 10/18-19/10 ( )) 858 at Cobra Collegiate, Ravenna, Ohio 4/24-25/99 ( ) 860 at St. Mary s Invitational, Pebble Beach, Calif. 9/29-30/08 ( ) 860 at Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis. 9/9-10/00 ( ) 72-Holes 72-Holes 1,151 at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13 15/94 ( ) 1,156 at Big Ten Championships, Columbus, Ohio 5/14 16/99 ( ) 1,156 at Big Ten Championships, West Lafayette, Ind. 5/17 19/91 ( ) 1,159 at Big Ten Championships, Bloomington, Ind. 5/14 16/93 ( ) 1,161 at Big Ten Championships, Iowa City, Iowa 5/15 17/92 ( ) 1,161 at Northern Iowa Classic, Cedar Falls, Iowa 9/13 15/91 ( ) 1,168 at Big Ten Championships, Champaign, Ill. 5/4-6/01 ( ) 1,183 at Big Ten Championships, University Park, Pa. 5/1-3/09 ( ) 1,199 at Big Ten Championships, East Lansing, Mich. 4/25-27/08 ( ) 1,200 at Big Ten Championships, Bloomington, Ind. 5/2-4/03 ( ) 1,201 at Big Ten Championships, Lake Forest, Ill. 4/28/30/06 ( ) 1,203 at Big Ten Championships, Iowa City, Iowa 5/3-5/02 ( ) Season Average ,917 strokes/27 rounds ,361 strokes/35 rounds ,036 strokes/34 rounds ,866 strokes/30 rounds ,470 strokes/32 rounds ,799 strokes/33 rounds ,400 strokes/35 rounds ,711 strokes/36 rounds ,568 strokes/35.5 rounds ,662 strokes/29 rounds Most Tournament Wins in a Season 3 at Midwestern Invitational 9/24-9/25, st/ at Northern Invitational 10/8-10/10, st/ at Big Ten Championships 5/13-5/15, st/

8 Wisconsin s All-Time Records Individual Records 18-holes 62 Bob Gregorski at Wisconsin Invt., Madison, Wis. 5/13/83 64 Pat Duffy at USF Triumph, Pauma Valley, Calif. 3/12/07 65 Dan Woltman at VCU/Mattaponi Shootout, Ruther Glenn, Va. 9/25/06 65 Garrett Jones at Xavier Intercollegiate, Loveland, Ohio 10/11/04 65 C.J. Brock at N. Intercollegiate, Minneapolis, Minn. 9/19/98 65 Ben Walter at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/14/94 65 Ben Walter at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13/94 66 Garrett Jones at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11/06 66 Danny Zimmerman at Minnesota Invitational, Wayzata, Minn. 10/1/07 66 Garrett Jones at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/25/05 66 C.J. Brock at Cobra Collegiate, Ravenna, Ohio. 4/24/99 66 Ryan Helminen at No. Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/19/98 66 John Carlson at No. Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18/98 66 Jim Pejka at NCAA Cent. Regional, McKinney, Texas 5/22/92 36-Holes 130 Ben Walter at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13 14/ Dan Woltman at VCU/Mattaponi Shootout, Ruther Glenn,Va. 9/25 26/ Garrett Jones at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/11 12/ Pat Duffy at USF Triumph, Pauma Valley, Calif. 3/12/ Danny Zimmerman at Minnesota Invitational, Wayzata, Minn. 10/1-2/ Garrett Jones at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/16 17/ Jeff Kaiser at Barona Collegiate Cup, Lakeside, Calif. 10/24 25/ Jon Turcott at Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis. 9/8 9/ Ron Wuensche at Midwestern Invitational, DeKalb, Ill. 4/28 29/ John Carlson at No. Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18 19/ Jordan Elsen at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/26-27/ Danny Zimmerman at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/20-21/ Dan Woltman at PGA West, La Quinta, Calif. 10/15-16/ Dan Woltman at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11 12/ Kevin Tassistro at Xavier Invitational, Cincinnati, Ohio 10/13 14/03 (M.R.) 54-Holes 200 Ben Walter at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/14/94 ( ) 202 Dan Woltman at VCU/Mattaponi Shootout, Ruther Glenn,Va. 9/25-26/06 ( ) 204 Garrett Jones at Xavier Invitational, Loveland, Ohio 10/11-12/04 ( ) 206 C.J. Brock at N. Intercollegiate, Minneapolis 9/18 19/98 ( ) 207 Jon Turcott at Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis. 9/8 9/01 ( ) 208 Jordan Elsen at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/26-27/09 ( ) 208 Dan Woltman at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/20-21/08 ( ) 208 Dan Woltman at PGA West, La Quinta, Calif. 10/15-16/07 ( ) 209 Jeff Kaiser at Mid Pines Intercollegiate, Pinehurst, N.C. 9/11 12/06 ( ) 210 Danny Zimmerman at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/20-21/08 ( ) 210 Garrett Jones VCU/Matt poni Shootout, Ruther Glenn, Vir. 9/25 26/06 ( ) 210 Garrett Jones at Wolverine Intercollegiate, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9/16 17/06 ( ) 210 Garrett Jones at Barona Collegiate Cup, Lakeside, Calif. 10/24 25/05 (M.R.) ( ) 72-Holes 274 Ben Walter at Big Ten Championships, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13 15/94 ( ) 280 C.J. Brock at Big Ten Championships, Columbus, Ohio 5/14 6/99 ( ) 280 Ron Wuensche at Big Ten Championships, West Lafayette, Ind. 5/17 19/91 ( ) 286 Todd Anderson at Big Ten Championships, Champaign, Ill. 5/4 6/01 ( ) 287 Jason Fitchett at Big Ten Championships, Bloomington, Ind. 5/14 16/93 ( ) 287 Ron Wuensche at NCAA Championships, Albuquerque, N.M. 6/3 6/92 ( ) 289 Jon Turcott at Big Ten Championships, Champaign, Ill. 5/4-6/01 ( ) 291 Dan Woltman at Big Ten Championships, University Park, Pa. 5/1-3/09 ( ) 292 Michael Sorenson at Big Ten Championships, Maple Plain, MN 4/30-5/2/2010 ( ) 292 John Carlson at Big Ten Championships, Columbus, Ohio 5/14-16/99 ( ) 293 Garrett Jones at Big Ten Championships, Lake Forest, Ill. 4/28-30/06 ( ) 293 Jeff Kaiser at Big Ten Championships, Lake Forest, Ill. 4/28-30/06 ( ) 296 Joel Rechlicz at Big Ten Championships, Iowa City, Iowa 5/3-5/02 ( ) 296 Jim Lemon at Big Ten Championships, Champaign, Ill. 5/4-6/01 ( ) 297 John Carlson at Big Ten Championships, Champaign, Ill. 5/4-6/01 ( ) 297 Todd Anderson at Big Ten Championships, Columbus, Ohio 5/14-16/99 ( ) Season Average Dan Woltman, Sr. 2,253 strokes/31 rounds Garrett Jones, Fr. 1,964 strokes/27 rounds Garrett Jones, So. 2,631 strokes/36 rounds Dan Woltman, So. 2,781 strokes/38 rounds C.J. Brock, Jr. 2,491 strokes/34 rounds Ron Wuensche, Sr. 2,686 strokes/36.5 rounds Todd Anderson, Sr. 2,359 strokes/32 rounds Jordan Elsen, Sr. 2,213 strokes/30 rounds John Turcott, Jr. 2,290 strokes/31 rounds Ron Wuensche, So. 2,807 strokes/38 rounds Dan Woltman, Jr. 2,441 strokes/33 rounds Jeff Kaiser, Fr. 1,997 strokes/27 rounds Garrett Jones, Jr. 2,590 strokes/35 rounds Stephane Dubois, Fr. 2,000 strokes/27 rounds Career Average Dan Woltman 7,475 strokes/102 rounds Garrett Jones 9,053 strokes/123 rounds Ron Wuensche 9,953 strokes/134.5 rounds Dan Zimmerman 4,683 strokes/63 rounds Ben Walter 5,073 strokes/68 rounds Jeff Kaiser 8,582 strokes/115 rounds Jim Pejka 8,269 strokes/110.5 rounds C.J. Brock 8,705 strokes/116 rounds Jordan Elsen 7,141 strokes/95 rounds Mark Scheibach 9,553 strokes/127 rounds Tyler Obermueller 9,404 strokes/125 rounds

9 University Ridge Men s Records Team Records 18-holes 275 Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round Wisconsin 2004 Northern Intercollegiate, Round Toledo 2002 Badger Invitational, Round Northwestern 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round 3 36-Holes 558 Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 558 Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 562 Arkansas-Little Rock 2001 Badger Invitational ( ) 564 Toledo 2001 Badger Invitational ( ) 565 Wisconsin 2004 Northern Intercollegiate ( ) 54-Holes 843 Toledo 2002 Badger Invitational ( ) 847 Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 851 Illinois 2002 Badger Invitational ( ) 852 Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 853 Northwestern 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 853 Toledo 2001 Badger Invitational ( ) Best Wisconsin Finish: 862 ( ) 2004 Northern Intercollegiate 72-Holes 1,175 Ohio State 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 1,197 Purdue 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 1,200 Michigan 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 1,202 Northwestern 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 1,203 Illinois 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) Individual Records 18-holes 65 Jeff Overton, Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round 1 65 Jeff Overton, Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round 2 65 Ryan Brehm, Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round 2 66 Kyle Moore, Northwestern 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round times, MR: Matt Harmon, 2005 Big Ten Championships, Round 2 Michigan State Best Wisconsin Finish: 68 Jon Turcott 2001 Badger Invitational, Round 2 36-Holes 130 Jeff Overton, Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships (65-65) 133 Ryan Brehm, Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships (68-65) 135 Matt Harmon, Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships (68-67) 137 Jon Turcott, Wisconsin 2001 Badger Invitational (69-68) 137 Andy Smith, Southeastern Louisiana 2001 Badger Invitational (69-68) 54-Holes 199 Jeff Overton, Indiana 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 203 Ryan Brehm, Michigan State 2005 Big Ten Championships ( ) 207 Jon Turcott, Wisconsin 2001 Badger Invitational ( ) 208 Lee Williamson, Purdue 2001 Badger Invitational ( ) 208 Brad Heaven, Toledo 2002 Badger Invitational ( ) 72-Holes 284 Scott Rowe, Northwestern 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 289 Chris Wollmann, Ohio State 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 290 Jeremy Senk, Purdue 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 290 Mark Scheibach, Wisconsin 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) 290 Kyle Dobbs, Michigan 1995 Big Ten Championships ( ) Best Wisconsin Finish: 1,210 ( ) 1995 Big Ten Championships 10

10 History of Golf at Wisconsin The Coaches Prior to 1922 Wisconsin did not have a varsity golf team, but competition thrived at the club level. The golf club represented the university at some of the Western Conference Championship matches, placing third in 1906 and 1913, and fourth in Golf became a varsity sport in 1922, but Wisconsin did not have a coach until 1926 when Joe Steinauer was appointed for one year. George Levis took over in 1927 for a year, Andy Leith coached in 1928, and Levis returned for Steinauer then returned in 1932 and coached the golf team until his retirement in His dual meet record for 19 years was 100 wins, 61 losses and 6 ties (.617). JOHN JAMIESON IN UW ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Wisconsin State Junior Golf Champion in 1934, at the age of 15; prominent player in amateur golf circles from Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Champion, 1951 Graduated from the UW Madison with a degree in economics and political science, 1938 Named the University of Wisconsin- Madison Varsity Golf Coach, ; coached the 1957 badger team to its first-ever Big Ten championship John Steinauer John Jamieson Coached three Big Ten medalists in 1952,1955 and 1963; had a co-medalist athlete play in the 1958 NCAA Championship Tournament Five Badger Golf Teams participated in the NCAA tournament during his tenure as a coach Compiled a career coaching record of , (.681) in 18 years Worked tirelessly for 36 years on every phase of the UW-Madison golf course project. One of his happiest days was seeing his dream come true, the opening of the University Ridge Golf Course in 1991 Instrumental in the founding of Wisconsin s National W Club, Inc., 1948 President of the Madison Alumni Association, 1951 Director of the National Alumni Association, John Jamieson succeeded Steinauer in 1952 and boasted three individual Big Ten tournament champions and one team championship in In his 18 years as head coach, Jamieson s overall record at Wisconsin showed 171 wins, 81 losses and five ties for a.675 percentage. His teams placed in the Big Ten s first division five times, including a secondplace finish in 1963 (one stroke behind Minnesota) and third-place finishes in 1952, 1955 and Tom Bennett moved into the head coach position after Jamieson s retirement in He would remain at Wisconsin through seven seasons before being replaced by Dennis Tiziani. Tiziani brought the team into upper division status in the Big Ten, winning back-to-back men s conference titles in 1993 and 1994, UW s first Big Ten titles since Besides the two Wisconsin individuals that advanced to the NCAA championships, he led three squads to the NCAA regional championship, two of which advanced to the national championship. Jim Schuman was named the seventh Wisconsin head golf coach in Schuman s teams have had three of the top four lowest team scoring averages in school history including the record of (7,917 strokes/27 rounds) set in His 2007 and 2008 teams were the last teams to attend the NCAA Regional Championships and he had an individual qualifier in Dan Woltman who attended the 2009 Regional. In 2011, Michael Burcin was named head coach of the Badgers after spending seven years as an assistant at South Carolina. Burcin arrived at Wisconsin after serving as the assistant coach of Team USA at the 2011 Palmer Cup which took place in Greenwich, Conn. Tom Bennett Dennis Tiziani Jim Schuman Michael Burcin 2011-present 11

11 All-Time Results Coach Year Big Ten Champ Match NCAA 18-hole Low Place-Strks Record Champ Average Joe Steinauer th George Levis th Andy Leith IT 2-3 George Levis th George Levis th George Levis th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th-1369 Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer th Joe Steinauer rd John Jamieson rd John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson rd John Jamieson th John Jamieson st John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson nd John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson rd John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson th John Jamieson th Tom Bennett th Tom Bennett th Tom Bennett th-1575 Tom Bennett th-1577 Tom Bennett th Tom Bennett th Tom Bennett T8th Coach Year Big Ten Champ Match NCAA 18-hole Low Place-Strks Record Champ Average Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani rd Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani T6th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani rd th/903 29th/ Dennis Tiziani th-1156 Individual Individual Dennis Tiziani rd th/896 16th/ Dennis Tiziani st Dennis Tiziani st th/877 Individual Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani nd Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani T7th Dennis Tiziani th Dennis Tiziani th Jim Schuman th Jim Schuman th Jim Schuman th Jim Schuman th-1207 Individual Jim Schuman th-1199 Individual Jim Schuman th Jim Schuman th Jim Schuman th Michael Burcin th Notes: 72-hole team play began in 1927; Scoring using top five individual scores began in 1948; Scoring using top-four individual scores began in IT= Incomplete team 12

12 Big Ten Championships Results Year Site Champion Strokes Runner-up Strokes UW Finish UW Strokes Medalist Strokes 2012 French Lick, Ind. Illinois 1175 Indiana th 1249 Luke Guthrie (ILL) West Lafayette, Ind. Illinois 1160 Northwestern th 1230 Luke Guthrie (ILL) Maple Plain, Minn. Illinois 1157 Iowa th 1209 David Lipsky (NU) University Park, Pa. Illinois 1149 Minnesota th 1183 Eric Chun (NU) East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State 1173 Minnesota th 1199 Jorge Campillo (IND) Columbus Ohio Minn. & Mich. St 1192 Purdue th 1207 Pariya Junhasavasdikul (PUR) Lake Forest, Ill. Northwestern 1160 Minnesota th 1201 Chris Wilson (NU) Madison, Wis. Michigan State 847 Indiana 852 7th 875 Jeff Overton (IND) Ann Arbor, Mich. Ohio State 842 Illinois th 897 Kevin Hall (OSU) Bloomington, Ind. Minnesota 1122 Illinois th 1200 Matt Anderson (MINN) Iowa City, Iowa Minnesota 1152 Illinois/Purdue th 1203 Eric Jorgensen (MSU) Champaign, Ill. Northwestern 1132 Purdue 1145 T7th 1168 Luke Donald (NU) West Lafayette, Ind. Northwestern 1160 Purdue th 1211 Luke Donald (NU) Minneapolis, Minn. Northwestern 1131 Minnesota th 1156 Michael Harris (MICH) 278 Larr Nuger (ILL) East Lansing, Mich. Indiana 1177 Ohio State th 1216 Ryan Armour (OSU) Columbus, Ohio Ohio State 1185 Northwestern th 1230 Kyle Dobbs (MICH) University Park, Pa. Ohio State 1173 Wisconsin 1187 Jon Loosemore (NU) Madison, Wis. Ohio State 1175 Purdue th 1210 Scott Rowe (NU) Ann Arbor, Mich. Wisconsin 1151 Northwestern 1154 Ben Walter (WIS) Bloomington, Ind. Wisconsin 1159 Ohio State 1166 Jamie Fairbanks (ILL) Iowa City, Iowa Iowa 1139 Ohio State rd 1161 Brad Klapprott (IOWA) West Lafayette, Ind. Indiana 1138 Ohio State th 1156 Shawn Micheel (IND) Minneapolis, Minn. Ohio State 1160 Illinois rd 1173 Chris Smith (OSU) Madison, Wis. Ohio State 1155 Illinois 1162 T4th 1182 Steve Stricker (ILL) Champaign, Ill. Illinois 1166 Ohio State 1186 T6th 1210 Steve Stricker (ILL) Columbus, Ohio Ohio State 1155 Northwestern th 1235 Robert Huxtable (OSU) East Lansing, Mich. Ohio State 1159 Illinois th 1199 Jim Benepe (NU) 283 Steve Stricker (ILL) Ann Arbor, Mich. Ohio State 1474 Purdue 1516 T6th 1527 Clark Burroughs (OSU) Bloomington, Ind. Ohio State 1475 Indiana th 1541 Mike Ingram (IND) Iowa City, Iowa Ohio State 1440 Indiana rd 1485 Chris Perry (OSU) West Lafayette, Ind. Ohio State 1452 Indiana th 1494 Mike Chadwick (ILL) Minneapolis, Minn. Purdue 1417 Ohio State th 1496 Joey Sindelar (OSU) Madison, Wis. Ohio State 1471 Michigan th 1515 John Morse (MICH) Champaign, Ill. Ohio State 1489 Indiana th 1550 John Cook (OSU) 290 Rick Borg (OSU) Columbus, Ohio Ohio State 1483 Indiana th 1600 John Cook (OSU) East Lansing, Mich. Ohio State 1434 Indiana 1461 T8th 1518 Mark Balen (OSU) 2012 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS April 27-29, 2012 Pete Dye Course, Frech Lick, Ind. 8,100 yards, par Illinois Indiana Northwestern Michigan State Purdue Iowa Minnesota Penn State Ohio State Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Wisconsin Individuals T28 Thomas O Bryan (+20) T35 Chris Meyer (+22) T42 Zach Balit (+24) 54 Thomas Welk (+33) 57 Anthony Aicher (+40) Wisconsin s 1994 Big Ten Championship team: Front Row (left to right): Jason Fitchett, Ben Walter, Kirk Wieland; Back Row: Mark Scheibach, Jim Pejka, Assistant Coach Chuck Hinners, Head Coach Dennis Tiziani 13

13 Year Site Champion Strokes Runner-up Strokes UW Finish UW Strokes Medalist Strokes 1975 Bloomington, Ind. Indiana 1484 Ohio State th 1599 Bob Ackerman (IND) 294 Gary Biddinger (IND) Iowa City, Iowa Indiana 1471 Ohio State th 1577 John Harris (MINN) West Lafayette, Ind. Indiana 1484 Ohio State th 1575 Steve Groves (OSU) Minneapolis, Minn. Minnesota 1440 Indiana th 1501 Jim Bergeson (MINN) Columbus, Ohio Purdue 1501 Michigan State th 1577 Dave Haberle (MINN) Champaign, Ill. Indiana 1542 Minnesota th 1613 Randy Erskine (MICH) Bloomington, Ind. Michigan State 1501 Purdue th 1600 Don Padgett (IND) Bloomington, Ind. Indiana 1511 Michigan State th 1597 Bill Brask (MINN) Ann Arbor, Mich. Purdue 1554 Michigan th 1636 Steve Mayhew (PUR) Iowa City, Iowa Ohio State 1480 Michigan rd 1509 John Seehausen (NU) West Lafayette, Ind. Purdue 1472 Michigan th 1504 Bill Newton (MICH) Minneapolis, Minn. Purdue 1487 Indiana th 1527 Byron Comstock (IND) Madison, Wis. Minnesota 1523 Wisconsin 1524 Roger Eberhardt (WIS) Champaign, Ill. Indiana 1509 Purdue th 1537 Mike Toliuszis (ILL) Bloomington, Ind. Ohio State 1527 Minnesota th 1597 Jack Nicklaus (OSU) East Lansing, Mich. Purdue 1520 Michigan State th 1590 John Konsek (PUR) Ann Arbor, Mich. Purdue 1555 Michigan th 1613 John Konsek (PUR) Columbus, Ohio Purdue 1522 Indiana th 1577 John Konsek (PUR) Iowa City, Iowa Wisconsin 1512 Iowa 1520 Joe Campbell (PUR) Wilmette, Ill. Purdue 1501 Michigan th 1520 Joe Campbell (PUR) Lafayette, Ind. Purdue 1141 Ohio State rd 1166 Roger Rubendall (WIS) Minneapolis, Minn. Ohio State 1527 Iowa th 1609 Bob Benning (PUR) Madison, Wis. Purdue 1514 Michigan th 1559 Don Albert (PUR) Champaign, Ill. Michigan 1559 Purdue rd 1577 Doug Koepke (WIS) Evanston, Ill. Ohio State 1528 Purdue rd 1542 Gene Coulter (PUR) Columbus, Ohio Purdue 1464 Ohio State th 1567 Fred Wampler (PUR) Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan 1499 Ohio State th 1630 Ed Schalon (MICH) 297 Fred Wampler (PUR) Evanston, Ill. Northwestern 1531 Purdue th 1627 Fred Wampler (PUR) Lafayette, Ind. Michigan 1237 Ohio State th 1276 Ed Schalon (MICH) 297 Howard Saunders (OSU) Minneapolis, Minn. Michigan 1220 Ohio State th 1268 John Jacobs (IOWA) Evanston, Ill. Ohio State 603 Northwestern 626 6th 665 Howard Baker (OSU) 148 John Lorms (OSU) Medinah, Ill. Michigan 623 Purdue 650 5th 664 John Jenswold (MICH) Wilmette, Ill. Michigan 1289 Northwestern th 1334 Ben Smith (MICH) 311 James Teale (MINN) Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan 1255 Minnesota th 1297 James McCarthy (ILL) Lake Forest, Ill. Illinois 1228 Michigan th 1293 Alex Welsh (ILL) 297 Ohio State Columbus, Ohio Illinois 1245 Michigan th 1284 William Gilbert (OSU) Prairie View, Ill. Northwestern 1197 Michigan th 1277 Chase Fannon (NU) Minneapolis, Minn. Minnesota 1255 Northwestern th 1303 Sid Richardson (NU) Prairie View, Ill. Northwestern 1244 Michigan th 1290 Sid Richardson (NU) Prairie View, Ill. Michigan 1190 Northwestern th 1260 Charles Kocsis (MICH) Prairie View, Ill. Michigan 1163 Northwestern th 1281 John Fischer (MICH) Prairie View, Ill. Michigan 1228 Minnesota th 1369 Charles Kocsis (MICH) Prairie View, Ill. Michigan 1291 Minnesota th 1379 John Fischer (MICH) Minneapolis, Minn. Michigan 1248 Minnesota th 1349 John Fischer (MICH) Ann Arbor, Mich. Illinois 1293 Michigan th 1341 Richard Martin (ILL) Wilmette, Ill. Illinois 1247 Michigan th 1299 Richart Martin (ILL) Minneapolis, Minn. Minnesota 1331 Michigan th 1432 Les Bolstad (MINN) Columbus, Ohio Ohio State 1323 Michigan 1348 IT John Lehman (PUR) Evanston, Ill. Illinois 1305 Chicago th 1399 Les Bolstad (MINN) 313 Michigan Lake Forest, Ill. Chicago 659 Illinois 662 5th 725 K.E. Hisert (CHI) Northfield, Ill. Northwestern 669 Michigan 673 5th 698 K.E. Hisert (CHI) 3 & Briargate G.C. Chicago 663 Michigan 669 4th 679 M.J. Holdsworth (MICH) 3 & Evanston, Ill. Illinois 643 Chicago 648 3rd 671 R. E. Rolfe (ILL) 5 & Midlothian, Ill. Chicago 639 Michigan 665 3rd 668 B.E. Ford (CHI) 1 up 1921 Indian Hills Drake 684 Chicago 698 DNP Robert McKee (DRAKE) 1 up 1920 Olympia Fields, Ill. Drake 28 down Chicago 37 down 7th 85 down B. Knepper (CHI) 303 Notes: Since 1986, winning team scores are based on the top four round scores; from , winning team scores were based on the top five round scores; from , winning team scores were based on the top four round scores. 14

14 Big Ten Individual Results Big Ten Conference Championships In Big Ten play, Wisconsin has won three team titles including back-to-back championships in 1993 and Four individuals have won conference medalist honors, and three others were second including Roger Rubendall, who placed first, second and third from Top-Five Big Ten Finishes, Year Player Score Place 1999 C.J. Brock rd 1995 Mark Scheibach rd (tie) Jason Fitchett th (tie) 1994 Ben Walter st 1993 Ben Walter th (tie) Jim Pejka th (tie) Jason Fitchett nd (tie) 1991 Ron Wuensche nd 1990 Ron Wuensche th 1988 Scott Beaugureau th (tie) 1986 Scott Beaugureau rd 1967 John Hodgen th 1963 Roger Eberhardt st 1959 Charles Steeno 5th Dave Forbes th 1957 Roger Rubendall nd 1956 Roger Rubendall rd 1955 Roger Rubendall st (54 holes due to rain) 1953 Doug Koepcke rd (tie) 1952 Doug Koepcke st 1947 Mark Weidman th (tie) At the 1952 Big Ten Championships, Doug Koepcke was the first Badger to win individual medalist honors Big Ten Men s Champions 1957 Big Ten Men s Champions Left to right: Ben Walter, Mark Scheibach, Joe Ring, Jim Pejka, Jason Fitchett, Coach Dennis Tiziani Front row (left to right): Dick Hofmeister, John Gray, Jack Allen, Douglas Rasmussen, David Forbes; Back row: Coach John Jamieson, Rick Dettloff, James Remmert, Roger Rubendall, Dennis Gehri, Geoffrey Ames 15

15 NCAA Regionals & Championships Year-by-year Finishes Central Regional 7th Team T13 Ron Wuensche T33 Jeff Helper T42 Mario Tiziani T54 Kim Henriksson T85 Craig Darling NCAA Championship 29th Team T42 Craig Darling T96 Ron Wuensche T141 Jeff Helper T145 Kim Henriksson T153 Mario Tiziani Central Regional 1 Ron Wuensche NCAA Championship T137 Ron Wuensche Central Regional 8th Team T3 Jim Pejka T34 Mario Tiziani T49 Craig Darling T72 Ron Wuensche T101 Kirk Wieland Mario Tiziani, who competed in two NCAA Championships for the Badgers, was the son of longtime coach Dennis Tiziani. The Wisconsin squad was the first in Wisconsin history to compete in an NCAA Regional. The team s seventh-place finish at the regional tournament also earned Wisconsin its first appearance in the NCAA team Championship. (front L-R) Ted Smith, Craig Darling, jeff Stohr, Mario Tiziani, Kim Henricksson; (back row L-R) Coach Dennis Tiziani, Jeff Ferguson, Mark Holland, Jason Klein, Jeff Helper, Ron Wuensche, Rob Morris, Rob Retzlaff. NCAA Championship T16 Team (missed cut) T15 Ron Wuensche Jim Pejka Mario Tiziani Craig Darling Kirk Wieland Central Regional 15th Team T6 Ben Walter T33 Jim Pejka T64 Kirk Wieland T93 Jason Fitchett T99 Mark Scheibach NCAA Championship Ben Walter (missed cut) Central Regional T62 Jon Turcott Central Regional 12th Team T1 Dan Woltman T63 Pat Duffy T72 Jeff Kaiser T89 Tyler Obermueller T100 Garrett Jones NCAA Championship Dan Woltman (missed cut) West Regional 14th Team T19 Tyler Obermueller T19 Dan Woltman T57 Danny Zimmerman T131 Jeff Kaiser T134 Jordan Elsen NCAA Championship T67 Dan Woltman Northeast Regional T67 Dan Woltman

16 Wisconsin Awards NCAA All-District IV Team Members Selected by the National Golf Coaches Association Jason Fitchett Green Bay, Wis Jim Pejka Stone Lake, Wis Mark Scheibach Fond du Lac, Wis Dan Woltman Beaver Dam, Wis Ron Wuensche Oshkosh, Wis. 1990, 1991, 1992 All-Big Ten Selected by a vote of the conference coaches at the Big Ten Championships (men s selections since 1968) Todd Anderson Osseo, Wis C.J. Brock Marshfield, Wis Jason Fitchett Green Bay, Wis Bob Gregorski Manitowoc, Wis. 1983, 1984 Jeff Helper Winnipeg, Manitoba 1990 Jim Pejka Stone Lake, Wis Mark Scheibach Fond du Lac, Wis. 1994, 1995, 1996 Mario Tiziani Madison, Wis Jon Turcott Middleton, Wis Ben Walter Menomonie, Wis. 1993, 1994 Dan Woltman Beaver Dam, Wis (2nd), 2009 (2nd) Ron Wuensche Oshkosh, Wis. 1990, 1991, 1992 Notes: All-Big Ten selections were separated into first and second teams in Big Ten Player of the Week Anthony Aicher September 28, 2011 Dan Woltman April 22, 2009 Joel Rechlicz March 28, 2003 Garrett Jones March 11, 2005 Dan Woltman May 16, 2009 Ron Wuensche (above) played for Wisconsin from In his career at UW he was a three time All-Big Ten selection in and currently owns the UW career scoring average record with a 74.0 (9,953 strokes/134/5 rounds). Wuensche also competed in two NCAA championships for the Badgers. Fond du Lac native Mark Schiebach (below) was a member of UW s 1994 Big Ten Championship team and a three-time All-Big Ten selection. Big Ten Freshman of the Year Mario Tiziani 1989 Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year Selected by a vote of the conference coaches at the Big Ten Championships Dennis Tiziani 1989,

17 Wisconsin Honor roll UW Athletic Board Scholars Athletic Board Scholars are letterwinners who have the highest grade point in their respective sports. The honor, begun in 1986, is awarded annually by the UW Athletic Board. Chris Caulum Madison, Wis. Business 1995, 96, 97 Mark Dabagia Michigan City, Ind. Biochemistry 1988, 89 Nick Engen McFarland, Wis. Accounting 2008, 09, 10 Jeff Helper Winnepeg, Canada Business 1990, 91, 92 Garrett Jones Rewey, Wis. Finance 2005, 06, 07 Jim Lemon Madison, Wis. Accounting/Oper. Mgmt. 1999, 00, 01 Joe Ring Madison, Wis. Business 1993, 94 Kevin Tassistro Rosemont, Ill. Mechanical Engineering 2002, 03, 04 Tom Tzakis Madison, Wis. Finance 1998 Thomas Welk Bismarck, N.D. Kinesiology 2011, 12 Charles Winn Wilmot, Wis. Communication Arts 1986, 87 Academic All-Big Ten This award, begun in 1987, is presented to student-athletes who have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or better, who are not first-year students, and who are not first-year letterwinners. Prior to 1987, athletes were named to an at-large team. Anthony Aicher Wausau, Wis. Consumer Science 2011, 12 Christopher Brock Marshfield, Wis. Business: Marketing 1998, 99, 2000 Chris Caulum Madison, Wis. Real Estate & Urban Plan. 1995, 96, 97 John Carlson Bagley, Minn. Dietetics 2001 Ryan Conn Alexandria, Minn. Accounting 2004, 05 Mark Dabagia Michigan City, Ind. Biochemistry 1987, 88, 89 Richard Daugherty Granville, Ohio Pre-Business 1996 Brian Eliason St. Germain, Wis. Finance, Invest. & Banking 1997, 98, 99 Nick Engen McFarland, Wis. Business: Accounting 2009, 2010 Matt Gerlach Reedsburg, Wis. Finance, Invest. & Banking 1997, 98 Jeff Helper Winnipeg, Canada Business 1990, 91, 92 Kurt Jensen Hartland, Wis. Information System Analysis 1998 Garrett Jones Rewey, Wis. Finance 2005, 06, 07 Jeff Kaiser Onalaska, Wis. Business 2006, 07 James Lemon Madison, Wis. Acct. & Operations Mgmt. 1998, 99, 00, 01 John Mattson Glencoe, Ill. Finance 1996, 97 Ben Miller St. Clair, Minn. Finance 1996 Robert Morris Edina, Minn. Accounting 1992 Christopher Meyer Edina, Minn. Marketing 2011, 12 Brad Nelson Middleton, Wis. Undeclared 1995 Joe Ring Madison, Wis. Business: Real Estate 1993, 94 Eric Schremp Wausau, Wis. Pre-Business 2011, 12 John Shipshock Hartland, Wis. Agricultural Business Management 1996 Kevin Tassistro Rosemont, Ill. Mechanical Engineering 2002, 03, 04, 05 Neil Tiziani Madison, Wis. Real Estate & Human Resources 2000, 01 Thomas Welk Bismarck, N.D. Pre-Medicine 2010, 11, 12 Ron Wuensche Oshkosh, Wis. Business Management 1990, 91, 92 Tom Tzakisi Madison, Wis. Undeclared 1998 GOLF COACHES OF AMERICA ALL- AMERICA SCHOLARS Chris Caulum Madison, Wis. Business, 1997 Jim Lemon Madison, Wis. Accounting, 2000 Jeff Kaiser, Onalaska, Wis., 2006 and

18 Letterwinners A Anthony Aicher (Wausau, Wis.): Tracy J. Allen (Winter Park, Fla.): Jon H Alpert (Highland Park, Ill.): Bob H. Alwin (Belleair, Fla.): Geoff C. Ames (Center Strafford, N.H.): Chester Anderson: 1933 Todd Anderson (Osseo, Wis.): Peter Angelbeck (Kohler, Wis.): Walter Atwood: B Steve Badger (Marhalltown, Iowa): 1967, 1969 Bud A. Baker (Savannah, Ga): Michael Baldwin (Naperville, Ill.): Zach Balit: (Bradenton, Fla.): 2012 Patrick Bauer (Maple Grove, Minn): N/A Doug Bauman (Crystal Lake, Ill.): Scott Beaugureau (Cary, Ill.): William Beckley: 1926 Fred M. Bencriscutto (Buffalo Grove, Ill.): 1949 George L. Binzel (Oconomowoc,Wis.): 1949 Anders Birkeland (Stoughton,Wis.): 1954,1956 T.J. Blakemore (Flossmoor, Ill.): 2004 Timothy H. Blau (St Augustine, Fla): 1973 A. Bock: 1925 Mark W. Braska (Waunakee, Wis.): Bill J. Brimmer (Madison, Wis.): 1963 Craig J. Brischke (Madison, Wis.): C. J. Brock (Marshfield, Wis.): Brian Brodell (Hortonville, Wis.): Rob B. Bruce (Winnetka, Ill.): Jeff Bruns (Madison, Wis.): Rob Burnham (Madison, Wis.): Joe Burke (Waukegan, Ill.): 1958 C-D Vic Capron (Vernon Hills, Ill.): N/A Rex P. W. Capwell (Racine, Wis.): John C Carlson (Bagley, Minn): Chris D. Caulum (Madison, Wis.): Craig Cerbins (Berlin, Wis.): Harlan Chemers (Buffalo Grove, Ill.): Scott M. Chitko (Beaver Dam, Wis.): N/A Ryan Conn (Alexandria, Minn.): Tom Connor: Craig T. Darling (Green Bay, Wis.): Bowden Davis: Harry J. Dean (Clear Lake, Minn.): Adam DeLawyer (Deer River, Minn.): 2005, Denis P. Dowdle (Charlestown, Mass): 1985 Stephane Dubois (Brantford, Ontario): 2011 Don DuChateau (Pewaukee, Wis.): Pat Duffy (Appleton, Wis.): E-F Roger Eberhardt (Green Bay, Wis.): 1963 Bob V. Edgarton (Fond du Lac, Wis..): 1961,1964 Don A. Edwards (Mequon, Wis..): 1961 Brian Eliason (St. Germain, Wis..): 1999 Jordan Elsen (Kenosha, Wis.): Bill Engel (Des Moines, Iowa): Nick Engen (McFarland, Wis.): 2006, Mark Engman (Madison, Wis.): 1976 Arnold Engman (Des Moines, Iowa): Dylan Esterling (Green Bay, Wis.): William Evans: 1943 Gerald Fadden: 1954 David R. Farley (Rochester, Minn): Richard Feih: 1946 Jeff Ferguson (Harvard, Ill.): 1992 John Figi: 1938 Steven P. Finck (Dickinson, N.D.): N/A William Fitch: 1912 Jason Fitchett (Green Bay, Wis..): David H. Forbes (Sheboygan, Wis..): Robert Frainey (Park Ridge, Ill.): 1954 Richard Frost: 1928 Charles Furst: G James Gaugert, Jr. (Lake Geneva, Wis.): John Gaschke (Milwaukee, Wis.): Kevin Gavre (Waukesha, Wis..): Dennis Gehri (Oak Park, Calif): Matt Gerlach (Chicago, Ill.): Martin P. Gharrity (Janesville, Wis.): David Goetz (Monroe, Wis.): Eric J. Goldapske (Sun Prairie, Wis.): Pat Gorman (Rothschild, Wis.): John Gosin: 1941 Dave F. Grams (Madison, Wis.): 1964 John Gray (Wauwatosa, Wis.): 1958 Robert D. Gregorski (Cato, Wis.): Roscoe Grimm: 1927 Val C. Guenther (Grosse Pointe, Mich.): 1925 John Gullberg: (Franksville, Wis.): 2012 H Wayne N. Hansen (Madison, Wis.): 1954 Wes Hansen (Washburn, Wis.): 2003 Robert Hanson (Racine, Wis.): 1976 Trif E. Haritos (LaCrosse, Wis.): Jon T. Harshaw (Fort Collins, Colo.): Dennis Haskin (Bloomington, Minn.): 1968 Daniel Head: 1925 Robert E. Head (Harpon Springs, Fla.): 1948, 1950 Ryan O. Helminen (Appleton, Wis.): Jeff Helper (Calgary, Alberta): Arnold Henning: 1943 Kim Henriksson (Skanor, Sweden): Rob E. Hering(Brookfield, Wis.): 1945 Ben Herrera (Waukee, Iowa): 2006 Bill L. Hilsenhoff (Middleton, Wis.): Steve Hjortness (Rochester, Minn.): John A. Hogden (Black River Falls, Wis.): Marc Holland (Oconomowoc, Wis.): 1992 Eugene Hook: 1942 Joe Holt: Paul M. Holzem (Madison, Wis.): 1973 Hugh Hughes (Milwaukee, Wis.): William Husting: 1932 I-J-K William W. Iversen (Ft. Collins, Colo.): Tom Iversen (Clinton, Iowa): Curtis Jacobs (Oconomowoc, Wis.): Burleigh E. Jacobs (Elm Grove, Wis.): Robbie Jacobsen (Racine, Wis.): John G. Jamieson (Madison, Wis.): Scott Jamison (Winnetka, Ill.): Jim C. Janikowski (Oconomowoc, Wis.): Kurt Jensen (Hartland, Wis.): 1999 Robert Johns (La Crosse, Wis.): Garrett Jones (Rewey, Wis.): Ron Judge (Clinton, Iowa): Jeff Kaiser (Onalaska, Wis.): Paul Kaste (Green Bay, Wis.): 1952,1955 In 1983, Bob Gregorski set the UW 18-hole low that still stands today by shooting a 62 in the Wisconsin Invitational at Cherokee Country Club. Brady Keegan (Eau Claire, Wis.): 2010, 2012 Jason Klein (Clintonville, Wis.): N/A Mike Klein (Peoria, Ill.): Ron Knilans (Cambridge, Wis.): 1961 Gene G. Koch (Village of Golf, Fla): 1948 Stu H. Koch (Indianapolis, Ind.): 1942 Doug Koepcke (Madison, Wis.): Mike B. Krueger (Glenview, Ill): L Gib Larson (Minnetonka, Minn.): 1960,1962 Brad Leach (Sandpoint, Idaho): 1968 Jim Lehman (Fontana, Wis.): William M. Lehman (Edina, Minn.): Andy Leith: 1927 Jim B. Lemon (Madison, Wis.) Tom Letscher (St Louis Park, Minn.): Doug Lindquist (Coral Gables, Fla): Barry Linhart (Rockford, Ill.): Jay J. Lohmiller (St George, Utah): 1967 Philip Lohr (Madison, Wis.): 1977 M Phil Malay (Universal, Pa.): 1952 Ernest L. MacVicar, Jr. (Franksville, Wis.): Robert March (Sterling, Va.): Jeff Martel (Dodgeville, Wis.) Steve Martell (Windsor, Wis.): Lance Marting (Janesville, Wis.): Bill A. Mc Corkle (Oregon, Wis.): Jim McDonald (Two Rivers, Wis.): Joe M. Mc Mahon, Jr. (Lynnwood, Wash.): 1940 Mike J. McFarland (Madison, Wis.): 1967 John McMillan (Scottsdale, Ariz.):

19 Roger Rubendall finished second in the 1957 Big Ten Championships, while leading the Badgers to their first Big Ten title. Lance J Melik (Racine, Wis.): 1963,1965 Tom A. Mettlach (Oshkosh, Wis.): 1961 Charlie E. Meyer (Ketchum, Idaho): Christopher. Meyer (Edina, Minn.): Bruce Michael: 1933 Gregg Miller (Fort Wayne, Ind.): 1995 Mike Milnovich (Bloomington, Minn.): N/A Gerald Moore (Tucson, Ariz.): Mike Morgan (Belmont, Calif.): 1968 Rob Morris (Madison, Wis.): 1992 Tom Mould (Gaithersburg, Md.): Frank Murphy: 1931 Sean Murphy (Cedarburg, Wis.): N-O Tom W. Nelson (Mequon, Wis.): Barry Nelson (Escanaba, Mich.): Danny Nitz (Waseca, Minn.): Douglas Nordby (Madison, Wis.): Tyler Obermueller (River Falls, Wis.): Doug V. Oldenburg (Madison, Wis.): Thomas O Bryan: (Aurora, Ill.): 2012 Stephen O Neill (Fond Du Lac, Wis.): 1972 Bob H. Owen (Milwaukee, Wis.): 1940 P Craig Palmer ( River Falls, Wis.): Ralph Parker (Johnstown, Pa.): 1959 Rolf Parmann (Oconomowoc, Wis.): 1965 Jim Pejka (Hayward, Wis.): Dave W. Penn (Arlington, Va.): Jack A. Peters (Milwaukee, Wis.): Robert Peters (Fitchburg, Wis.): Dan A. Peterson (Kiawah Island, S.C.): 1948, 1950 Stanley Pietuch (West Hartford, Conn.): Brei M. Pirk (Racine, Wis.) 1996 Michael Plautz (Middleton, Wis.) William Ploetz (Los Angeles, Calif.): Robert Poffenroth (Calgary, Alberta): 1969 Wiilliam Pope (Delray Beach, Fla.): 1928 Robert Porter (Madison, Wis.): 1925 Howard Powell: Dave M. Preboske (Monroe, Wis.): Michael H. Pritzkow (Middleton, Wis.): Q-R Donovan Quam (Englewood, Colo.): 1959 Martin Rammer, Jr. (Sheboygan, Wis.): Doug Rasmussen (DeForest, Wis.): 1957 Ed Rauwald: 1945, 1947 Rob Ratzlaff (Appleton, Wis.): N/A Joel Rechlicz (Madison, Wis.): James Reid (Naperville, Ill.): 1934 Maynard Reierson: Richard Reierson: 1935 James Remmert (St. Louis, Mo.): James T. Remington (New Richmond, Wis.): Eric Reno (Menominee, Wis.): 2002 John Rhodes: Bruce Richmond (Germantown, Wis.): Joe Ring (Madison, Wis.): Tom Ritchie (Madison, Wis.) 1976 Gary Rock (Spring Green, Wis.): 1968 Bruce Rogers: 1938 Tom Roepke (Brooklyn, N.Y.): David J. Roesch (Menomonee Falls, Wis.): Pat J. Rohan (San Diego, Calif.): Jason E. Rosenfelt (Milwaukee, Wis.): N/A Roger Rubendall (San Clemente, Calif.): John Rueth (Waukegan, Ill.): Sam Ruskin (Pompano Beach, Fla.): S Jeff Sachs (Englewood, Colo.): 1961 Sandy A. Sanderhoff (Lombard, Ill.): 1944 Mark Scheibach (Fond du Lac, Wis.): Tom Schlass (New Berlin, Wis.): 1974 James Schlatter (Palo Alto, Calif.): Ralph Schlicht (Hales Corner, Wis.): 1962 Jim G. Schlueter (Cape Coral, Fla.): 1971 Merlin Schluter: Phillip J. Schoenbeck (Cook, Minn.): Eric Schremp (Wausau, Wis.): Thomas Schurman (Fond du Lac, Wis.): Scott Schwendemann (Madison, Wis.): 1976 Scott Seidler (Middleton, Wis.): 1994 Arthur Severson: 1946 Robert Siegel: 1944, 1948 Robert Silver (Palm City, Fla.): 1947 Donald Smith: 1940 Ted G Smith (Greenboro, Ga.): Michael Sorenson (Hartland, Wis.): 2010 Richard Sorgel (Ft. Wayne, Ind.): Thomas H. Southamer (Brookfield, Wis.): Kurt Sowle (Discovery Bay, Calif.): Dave N. Spengler, Jr. (Luxemburg, Wis.): 1984 David St. Peter (Andover, Kan.): Charles Steeno (Green Bay, Wis.): Glenn O. Starke (Elm Grove, Wis.): Thomas Steinhauer (Middleton, Wis.): 1974, 1976 Gary Steinhauer (Verona, Wis.): Adam Steinhofer (Madison, Wis.): Walter Stock: 1931 Tom H. Stouthamer (Brookfield, Wis.): Mike Strong (Milwaukee, Wis.): Clinton Studholme: Jack R. Stutz (Palm Desert, Calif.): 1979 T Walt M. Tack (Fond du Lac, Wis.): 1971 James Tanner (Montecito, Calif.): Kevin Tassistro (Rosemont, Ill.): John Thuermann (New Berlin, Wis.): Mario Tiziani (Chanhassen, Minn.): Neil Tiziani (Madison, Wis.): 2001 Tom N. Torhorst (Racine, Wis.): 1965 Craig Trastek (Rochester, Minn.): 1997 Bulldog H. Turner (Hot Springs, Ariz.): Jon Turcott (Middleton, Wis.): U-V-W-X-Y-Z Don Van Kleeck (Ft. Myers, Fla.): 1949 Willard Vea (Madison, Wis.): 1941, 1942, 1948 Lawrence Wallden (Singapore): Ben Walter (Madison, Wis.): William Warfield (Moline, Ill.): 1967 Mark Weidman: Thomas Welk (Bismarck, N.D.: Lorin Weiss (Cleveland, Ohio): 1947 Kirk J. Wieland (Lodi, Wis.): Tom E. Wiese (Elkhart Lake, Wis.): Jim Wilkins (Findlay, Ohio): Charles Winn (Wilmot, Wis.): Gerald Wolland: 1947 Dan Woltman (Beaver Dam, Wis.): Ron Wuensch (Oshkosh, Wis.): Thomas Zeuthen (New Canaan, Conn.): 1963 Danny Zimmerman (Middleton, Wis.): Note: The Badger men s letterwinners records are inconclusive. If you know of other letterwinners, or if there are corrections to the information in this section, please contact Tam Flarup at tjf@athletics.wisc.edu or call Dan Woltman holds the season and career records for scoring. He averaged in , for the season low, and in his four-year career from

20 Important Dates in History /25/1977: Golf pro Dennis Tiziani was named University of Wisconsin men s golf coach, succeeding Tom Bennett /18/1963: Roger Eberhardt shot a = 292 and won the third individual Big Ten golf title in Wisconsin history. The Wisconsin teams was the last to qualify as a team for the NCAA Central Regional Championships. Front row (L to R): Nick Engen, Jake Shapiro, Jordan Elsen, Craig Cerbins, Austin Ehlenfeldt, Donnie Smiley, Dan Woltman; Back row (L to R): Head Coach Jim Schuman, Danny Zimmerman, Pat Duffy, Jeff Kaiser, Tyler Obermueller, Assistant Coach Brian Brodell 2000-Present 5/31/2011: Michael Burcin, the 2010 Golf Coaches Association Assitant of the Year, was named head coach for men s golf at Wisconsin. 5/31/2009: Dan Woltman sets the men s golf season average record of with 2,253 strokes in 31 rounds in the season. 5/31/2009: Dan Woltman became the top men s golfer in Badger history with a career average of throughout his seasons. 5/31/2008: Dan Woltman makes second consecutive appearance at the men s golf NCAA Championship and finished T67 with a 230 ( ). 9/18/2004: The men s golf team set the all-time record for lowest team totals on 18-holes at the Northern Intercollegiate in Verona, Wis., with the total of /27/1998: The Wisconsin men s golf team captured first place at the Hawkeye Invitational, winnings its first team tournament victory in four years. 9/19/1998: The men s golf team set the all-time record for lowest team totals on 54-holes at the Northern Intercollegiate in Minneapolis, Minn., with the total score of 844 ( ). 5/12/1996: The UW men s golf team finished second at the 1996 Big Ten Golf Championships, hosted by Penn State. Freshman Ryan Helminen led the squad with a seventh-place finish, becoming the first freshman to lead the Badgers at the conference championships since 1989 when MarioTiziani tied for 10th place. 5/15/1994: The Wisconsin golf team won its second consecutive Big Ten Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich. Senior Ben Walter won individual medalist honors, shooting the second-best winning score ever recorded at the meet with a 274 and setting the Big Ten record for low 36-and 54-hole scores, as well as the 72-hole record at Wisconsin (274). 5/14/1994: Ben Walter set the 54-hole all-time record for men s golf with a 200 ( ) in the Big Ten Championships in Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/15/1994: Ben Walter sets the Wisconsin men s golf record for 72-hole score with a 274 ( ) at the Big Ten Championships in Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/16/1993: Wisconsin men s Golf won its first Big Ten Championship in 57 years. Juniors Jason Fitchett, Ben Walter and Jim Pejka all finished in the top five. 6/6/1992: Wisconsin golfer Ron Wuensche fired a one-under-par 287 and tied for 15th place at the NCAA Golf Championship in Albuquerque, N.M. Arizona State s Phil Mickelson won the competition with a 17-under-par /13/1983: Bob Gregorski shot a 62 at the Wisconsin Invitational, an 18-hole best in men s golf history /25/1957: The Wisconsin golf team shot a four-round 1512 and won its first Western Conference championship in the 37-year history of the tournament. (Western Conference later became the Big Ten Conference) 5/28/1955: Roger Rubendall shot a = 216 and won the second individual Big Ten golf title in Wisconsin history. 6/2/1952: Doug Koepcke shot a = 306 and won the first individual Big Ten golf title in Wisconsin history. NOTE: Prior to 1922 Wisconsin did not have a varsity golf team, but competition thrived at the club level. The golf club represented the university at some of the Western Conference Championship matches, placing third in 1906 and 1913, and fourth in Golf became a varsity sport in 1922,