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so young...so talented...

so much to prove.

THE YEARof the TIGERS

September 2009 | Edition 5 | Issue 1

university of the pacific | stockton | california

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Location Stockton, California Mascot Tigers coLors Orange and Black address 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, California 95211 Founded 1851 enroLLMent 3,800

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

aFFiLiation NCAA Division I conFerence Big West athLetic director Lynn King

PACIFIC ATHLETICS

head coach Brandon Goethals aLMa Mater University of Nevada Las Vegas, 1992 Year at PaciFic Fifth oFFice Phone 209.946.2713 e-MaiL address [email protected] assistant coach Jeremy Fletcher aLMa Mater Drake University, 2005 Year at PaciFic Fifth oFFice Phone 209.946.2802 e-MaiL address [email protected] oFFice Fax 209.946.2731

COACHING STAFF

PaciFic invitationaL Website www.pacificinvitational.com PaciFic GoLF acadeMY Website www.pacifictigergolf.com PaciFic GoLF Website www.pacifictigers.com PaciFic GoLF: the WeekLY 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, California 95211 [email protected] stockton neWsPaPer The Record

MEDIA INFORMATION

GoLF courses Brookside Country Club Trinitas Golf Club Stockton Country Club Elkhorn Country Club Practice FaciLitY The Reserve at Spanos Park coach’s oFFices Office of Intercollegiate Athletics

FACILITIES

LetterMen returninG Seven LetterMen Lost One keY returners TJ Bordeaux, Patrick Kucich, Alex Johnson keY Losses Charles Van Sicklen incoMinG PLaYers Alex Edfort, James Field

TEAM INFORMATION

2009 toP teaM Finish Won the Rice Intercollegiate 2009 toP teaM tournaMent 842 at Del Walker Intercollegiate 2009 toP teaM round 275 at Del Walker Intercollegiate 2009 toP individuaL Finish 3rd, Patrick Kucich (Rice), TJ Bordeaux (Big West) 2009 toP individuaL tournaMent 209, Alex Johnson at Del Walker Intercollegiate 2009 toP individuaL round 66, Charlie Van Sicklen at Wyoming Cowboy Classic

2008-09 TOP STATISTICS

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p.3 mapping out the seasonthe fall. the spring. the postseason? the 2009-10 Pacifi c Golf schedule takes a new turn in the fall with fi ve tournaments in just four weeks and looks to gear up with the focus on making the postseason for the fi rst time in more than a decade in 2010.

p.6 your pacific tigersit’s year fi ve for Goethals and Fletcher. their recruits are fi rmly in place and the team looks to make the biggest stride in years as they head into the 2009 season with the youngest team in recent memory, but also one of the most experienced. an inside look at the ten-man roster for the golf team.

p.28 now answering your questionswant to know about the schedule or the season? the squad? the Big West

conference or just NCAA golf in general and how the Tigers are going to fi t into it come postsea-son time. here’s your chance to fi nd out because head coach Brandon Goethals is now providing

answers. the questions come from you.

p.29 joining the club

looking for the opportunity to get more involved with Pa-cifi c Golf and the family; this is all you’ve been looking for. get exclusive insider informa-tion and enough gear to get mistaken as the sixth man.

help support the Tigers with the new Clubhouse.

p.30 the numbers don’t liethey say golf is all about the numbers. well here it is from every angle. individually, team statistics and general trends are all mapped out. also take a look at how the Tigers stack up nationally against the best teams in the country and what expectations are in the Big West this season.

p.32 what summer vacation?!it’s been a good four months since the last Pacifi c Golf Weekly, and our alumni and current players have been up to quite a bit. qualfi ers, tourna-ments, travel and preparing for the upcoming season. we’ll tell you who had a big summer (Ben Bauch), who made a hole-in-one (AJ Hohn and Bayhaan Lakdawala) and who qualifi ed for what.

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p.36 through the yearsquite a bit has transpired since Brandon Goethals ushered in the new era of Pacifi c Golf nearly fi ve years ago. a program retrospective of the past four years shows the big moments, the low moments and what has defi ned the Pacifi c Golf program.

conference or just NCAA golf in general and how the Tigers are going to fi t into it come postsea-son time. here’s your chance to fi nd out because head coach Brandon Goethals is now providing

answers. the questions come from you.

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looking for the opportunity to get more involved with Pa-cifi c Golf and the family; this is all you’ve been looking for. get exclusive insider informa-tion and enough gear to get mistaken as the sixth man.

help support the Tigers with the new Clubhouse.

p.34 making a namedon’t forget about the alumni as some former Tigers made some waves on the PGA Tour and around Northern California. a rehashing of the summer.

p.38 the final wordthe best and the worst of collegiate golf and who the messiest person is in his house (hint: it’s not his dog Brandy). junior Patrick Kucich has never been afraid to speak his mind. Now it’s in print.

If you’d like to receive the Pacifi c Golf Weekly online version please e-mail jfl etcher@pacifi c.edu. For a magazine version please write to

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4u n i v e r s i t y o f t h e pac i f i c2009 FALL SCHEDULE

Firestone InvitationalAkron, Ohio October 11-13Del Walker IntercollegiateLong Beach, California October 21-23Bil l Cullum IntercollegiateNor thridge, California 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

olf season is supposed to be one of the longest and most streanous of collegiate sports; start playing tour-naments as soon as school starts, end when the semes-ter ends and then pretty much do it all over again in the Spring. The Pacifi c golf program has taken a little bit of a different approach this season. And by ap-proach we mean playing all fi ve fall tournaments within one month.

Abandoning the traditional tournaments and tourna-ment schedule the Tigers won’t play an offi cial event until nearly mid-October when they kick things off at the Firestone Invitational in Ohio. Maybe not the usual collegiate trend but very

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5u n i v e r s i t y o f t h e pac i f i c2009 FALL SCHEDULE

little about Goethals’ team smacks of normalacy. Tradi-tion, sure; but never let it be said anything about how the fifth-year coach and his program is ordinary.

“I think it’s a positive how our schedule has worked out,” said Goethals. “The guys get a chance to get in, get reaclimated, get ahold of their academics without the pressure of tournament play right off the bat, and as a coach I love it. We get a chance to see who’s stepped up their game in the offeason and I can be confident that we’re putting the best team out there in the Fall.”

Following nearly two months of school, practice, and qualifying rounds the Tigers travel across the county to Ohio to play the Firestone Invitational. The country club annually hosts the PGA WEC World Champion-ship event and it will be the first time Pacific has played the tournament. It’s then back to the West Coast for the remainder of the Fall campaign where the team will head down for back-to-back Southern California tourna-ments: Del Walker Intercollegiate and a day later the Bill Cullum Intercollegiate.

While the Tigers have not played Northridge’s hosted Cullum Intercollegiate since 2006, they have tasted success at the Del Walker, finishing second there two years ago by a single shot and fourth this past season. Reminiscent of local Stockton Country Club, the Virginia Country Club is where the 49ers hold their annual event.

The Tigers play host at their very own Pacific Invitational

to open the month of November. Brookside Country Club once again ushers in four days of PGA Tour-like conditions and amenities for 12 of the nations top col-lege teams. Oregon, BYU, Kansas State and UC Davis highlight the 2009 field. Pacific will be looking to de-fend their home course and avenge an 8th place finish last year. Usually the Invitational caps off the fall season for Pacific but this time around the Tigers will head to Poppy Hills for the St. Marys’ Invitational.

Only time will tell if the Tigers will benefit from the new schedule; but with only losing one senior from the 2008-09 season, the Tigers have their roster positioned to be competitive, and make a run at every tournament in their fall line-up.

“We have no seniors this year and still have eight guys with at least a year or two or more of college golf ex-perience,” added Goethals. “We’re only going to get better and I think with this squad it’s sooner rather than later.”

Paying attention to his most talented roster since he took over in 2005, Goethals has positioned his young but ex-perienced squad for early season success. Having risen the ranks from 250th in the county to their current 93rd in the nation one thing is certainly on the Tigers mind; while they may not be where they want to be yet, they don’t have any intentions of heading backwards.

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Now into his fifth year as Pacific head coach, Goethals has four recruiting classes under his belt and is looking for his players to finally make the kind of impact he was looking for when he left top ranked Georgia Tech in 2005. Goethals has helped the Tigers rise in the ranks of college golf from 250th in the country to their current top 100 state. Under his coaching the Tigers have an individual and team victory in the last two years and three players have earned Academic All-American honors. He created the renowned Pacific Invitational, revamped the Tiger Hunt and the Pacific Golf Academy, and started The Clubhouse boosters and alumni foundation. Having successfully

redding, california | unlv ‘92

head coach

Brandon Goethals

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redding, california | unlv ‘92

head coach

Brandon Goethals

recruited three top junior classes in a row, Goethals has the Tigers poised to break out in 2009 as he returns seven letterwinners and adds another phenomenal recruiting class. Goethals was the assistant on Yellow Jacket teams that finished fifth (2004), 11th (2003), and second (2002 and 2005). He played a large part in recruiting the last three years, and successfully recruited four players over the course of two-years that were ranked in the top 30 nationally. Goethals graduated from UNLV with a degree in communications in 1992. A native of Northern California, Goethals grew up in Redding.

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Oct. 23-24.07 49er Collegiate Classic 86 76 83 245 73rdNov. 5-8.07 Paci� c Invitational 75 77 75 227 48thFeb. 2.7-9.08 UH Hilo Intercollegiate 73 75 75 223 84thFeb. 17-18.08 Rice Intercollegiate 78 82 80 240 53rdMarch 12-13.08 Fresno Lexus Classic 76 77 78 231 62nd

stockton, california | st. mary’s high schooljunior

year rounds avg. low finish06.07 24 77.2 71 48th08.09 33 74.4 68 3rdtotal 57 75.6 68 3rd

Patrick Kucich

March 26-27.08 Oregon Duck Classic 80 80 75 235 59thApril 2-3.08 Paci� c Coast Intercollegiate 71 76 72 219 60thSept. 29-30.08 Husky Invitational 75 79 83 237 63rdOct. 13-14.08 Prestige at PGA West 74 80 75 229 38thOct. 16-17.08 Del Walker Intercollegiate 68 72 69 209 9th

ʻ09. Won the Stockton Ci ty Championship and f inished runner-up at both the Santa Cruz Ci ty Championship and the Sacramento County Championship during the summer before his junior year. ʻ08. Earned f ir s t career top ten with ninth place f inish at Del Walker Intercol legiate. Led T igers to team win at Rice Intercol legiate whi le f inishing third. Earned Big West Golfer of the Month honors in Apri l . 25th place showing at the Western at Pasat iempo led Pacif ic . Helped team to runner-up f inish at Big West Championships whi le col lect ing another top 20 f inish. Improved s troke average by

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stockton, california | st. mary’s high schooljunior

year rounds avg. low finish06.07 24 77.2 71 48th08.09 33 74.4 68 3rdtotal 57 75.6 68 3rd

Patrick Kucich

Nov. 3-5.08 Paci� c Invitational 73 74 77 224 48thFeb. 16-17.09 Rice Intercollegiate 73 73 70 216 3rdFeb. 23-24.09 USC Collegiate 73 72 77 222 38thMarch 9-10.09 Fresno Lexus Classic 78 75 74 227 49th

March 23-24.09 Oregon Duck Classic 75 82 75 232 59thMarch 29-31.09 Western Intercollegiate 74 73 77 224 25thApril 6-7.09 Wyoming Cowboy Classic 71 72 73 216 39thApril 20-21.09 Big West Championship 77 70 74 221 20th

three s trokes from his freshman year. ’07. Redshir ted his second year at Pacif ic . Competed in two Canadian Tour events at Del Rio and Brookside Countr y Club. ʻ06. F ir s t col legiate tournament was the 49er Col legiate Classic . Had a 77.2 s troke average his freshman year with one round under par. HS. Was a member of America’s Cup and Hogan Cup. Was the Brookside County Club Junior Club Champion in 2005. Played golf , basketbal l , footbal l and basebal l at St . Mary’s . Parents are Matt and Kathy Kucich. Is a business major.

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9.25-26.07 Adam’s Cup of Newport 77 74 74 225 15th10.1-2.07 Husky Invitational 73 73 - 146 8th10.15-16.07 Prestige at PGA West DQ 72 74 146 DQ10.25-26.07 Del Walker Intercollegiate 69 70 71 210 7th11.5-7.07 Paci� c Invitational 73 66 74 213 25th2.6-8.08 Hilo Intercollegiate 72 72 72 216 57th

ʻ09. F inished f i f th at the PNGA Men’s Amateur during the summer before his junior year. Competed in the Washington State Am and the Pacif ic Coast Amateur Championship. ʻ08. Led the T igers for the second s traight year in s troke aver-age at 73.6, with 11 rounds at par or better whi le playing in every tournament in the ʻ08-’09 campaign. Was the low man for Pacif ic in f ive tournaments, f inished 6th at the Pacif ic Invi tat ional , 8th at the Rice Intercol legiate and a season best third at the Big West Championship. Named Big West Honorable Mention. Played in the 2008 Br i t ish Amateur and

tacoma, washington | bellarmine preparatoryjunior

year rounds avg. low finish07.08 34 72.3 66 1st08.09 36 73.6 68 3rdtotal 70 73.0 66 1st

TJ Bordeaux

2.18-19.08 Rice Intercollegiate 75 76 68 219 4th3.10-11.08 Fresno Lexus Classic 73 68 71 212 12th3.24-25.08 Oregon Duck Classic 68 68 74 210 1st4.7-8.08 Stevinson Ranch Invitational 73 72 78 223 14th4.11-13.08 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 72 73 74 219 31st4.21-22.08 Big West Championship 77 74 71 222 21st

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tacoma, washington | bellarmine preparatoryjunior

year rounds avg. low finish07.08 34 72.3 66 1st08.09 36 73.6 68 3rdtotal 70 73.0 66 1st

TJ Bordeaux

Sept. 26-27 William Tucker Invitational 76 74 79 229 57thSept. 29-30.08 Husky Invitational 73 73 72 218 11thOct. 13-14.08 Prestige at PGA West 78 82 73 233 67thOct. 16-17.08 Del Walker Intercollegiate 74 68 74 216 29thNov. 3-5.08 Paci� c Invitational 69 68 74 211 6thFeb. 16-17.09 Rice Intercollegiate 74 72 72 218 8th

Feb. 23-24.09 USC Collegiate 72 72 76 220 30thMarch 9-10.09 Fresno Lexus Classic 76 72 77 225 40thMarch 23-24.09 Oregon Duck Classic 75 79 72 226 37thMarch 29-31.09 Western Intercollegiate 77 73 76 226 32ndApril 6-7.09 Wyoming Cowboy Classic 73 68 73 214 27thApril 20-21.09 Big West Championship 74 71 69 214 3rd

US Amateur, taking down the number one seed in the opening round of match-play at Turnberr y. 07. Led Pacif ic in s troke average, rounds at par or better (12), low round (66) and best f inish (1st) during his freshman season. Won the Oregon Duck Classic with back- to -back 68’s. His 72.8 average was second best al l - t ime in Pacif ic his tor y. Earned F ir s t Team Al l -Big West honors. HS. F inished 3rd at Washington 4A Boys State Championship. Played in America’s Cup, Junior Worlds, Heather Farr Classic and Western Junior. Let tered in golf and basketbal l . Parents are Lorr ie and T im Bordeaux.

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9.25-26.07 Adam’s Cup of Newport 79 81 78 238 53rd10.15-16.07 Prestige at PGA West 79 72 73 224 41st10.25-26.07 Del Walker Intercollegiate 69 68 72 209 4th11.5-7.07 Paci� c Invitational 71 73 71 215 36th2.6-8.08 UH Hilo Intercollegiate 76 71 73 220 81st2.18-19.08 Rice Intercollegiate 75 76 74 225 27th

ʻ08. Played in every tournament for the T igers in ʻ08-’09. Best f inish was 10th at the Big West Championship. Was sec -ond on the team with seven rounds at par or better, shot a season- low 68 in home s tate of Ar izona at the Cowboy Classic . Advanced to the round of 16 at the Ar izona Amateur during the summer before his sophomore year. ʻ07. Recorded the lowest tournament of the year for the T igers as a freshman, shoot ing a 209 to f inish four th at the Del Walker Intercol le -

tucson, arizona | sal pointe catholicjunior

year rounds avg. low finish07.08 33 74.8 68 4th08.09 36 74.8 68 10thtotal 69 74.8 68 4th

Alex Johnson

3.10-11.08 Fresno Lexus Classic 74 76 70 220 57th3.24-25.08 Oregon Duck Classic 71 79 76 226 33rd4.7-8.08 Stevinson Ranch Invitational 76 74 74 224 16th4.11-13.08 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 79 77 78 234 80th4.21-22.08 Big West Championship 71 82 81 234 38thSept. 26-27 William Tucker Invitational 77 74 73 224 29th

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tucson, arizona | sal pointe catholicjunior


Alex Johnson

Sept. 29-30.08 Husky Invitational 77 73 74 224 29thOct. 13-14.08 Prestige at PGA West 80 71 78 229 38thOct. 16-17.08 Del Walker Intercollegiate 70 71 75 216 29thNov. 3-5.08 Paci� c Invitational 75 75 72 222 39thFeb. 16-17.09 Rice Intercollegiate 75 76 71 222 21stFeb. 23-24.09 USC Collegiate 73 75 83 231 67th

March 9-10.09 Fresno Lexus Classic 73 77 81 231 73rdMarch 23-24.09 Oregon Duck Classic 80 75 77 232 59thMarch 29-31.09 Western Intercollegiate 72 80 75 227 37thApril 6-7.09 Wyoming Cowboy Classic 78 68 72 218 54thApril 20-21.09 Big West Championship 73 70 74 217 10th

giate; only his third col legiate tournament. Took 16th at the Stevinson Ranch Invi tat ional . F inished his f i r s t season with eight rounds at par or better and a 74.8 average. HS. F inished s ixth at the 2005 Ar izona State Championship and helped his team to a runner-up f inish in 2006. Took par t in the Thunderbird Invi tat ional , Ar izona Pub Links, State Amateur and FCW T National Championship. Parents are Jennifer and T im Johnson. Is a business major.

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9.26-27.06 Adam’s Cup 76 74 82 232 37th10.23-24.06 49er Collegiate Classic 84 82 84 250 79th10.30-31.06 Countrywide Home Loans 80 73 85 238 65th

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Bayhaan Lakdawala

11.5-8.06 Paci� c Invitational 74 78 77 229 52nd2.7-9.07 UH Hilo Intercollegiate 73 71 77 221 80th3.12-13.07 Fresno Lexus Classic 76 77 78 231 62nd

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dubai, united arab emirates | bradenton academyjunior


Bayhaan Lakdawala

3.18-19.07 Western Intercollegiate 80 76 73 229 68th4.23-24.07 Big West Championship 77 78 70 225 25thFeb. 16-17.09 Rice Intercollegiate 74 81 81 236 67th

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Feb. 23-24.09 USC Collegiate 72 78 77 227 56thMarch 23-24.09 Oregon Duck Classic 80 75 75 230 50thMarch 29-31.09 Western Intercollegiate 71 85 84 240 79th

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9.25-26.07 Adam’s Cup 74 78 74 226 19th10.1-2.07 Husky Invitational 80 75 - 155 44th10.15-16.07 Prestige at PGA West 73 77 79 229 66th

ʻ09. F inished seventh at the San Diego Amateur at Torrey Pines in the summer of 2009. Played in three other qual i f ier s leading up to his junior season. ʻ08. Saw act ion in the T igers f i r s t four tournments of his sophomore season. Best f in -ish was 12th at the Del Walker Intercol legiate. Shot a second round 68; his best col legiate round to date. Had a 75.4 s troke average. Played alongside teammate TJ Bordeaux at the 2008 US Amateur at Pinehurst in Nor th Carol ina. ʻ07. In

san diego, california | rancho bernardo junior


Alex Grieb

10.25-26.07 Del Walker Intercollegiate 76 73 72 221 49th11.5-7.07 Paci� c Invitational 75 73 76 224 58thSept. 26-27.08 William Tucker Invitational 75 77 74 226 37th

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Alex Grieb

f ive tournaments during his freshman season he accumulated a 75.3 average with a low round of 72 at the Del Walker, helping the T igers to a runner-up f inish. HS. Earned school’s Most Outs tanding Athlete during his senior year at Rancho Bernardo HS in San Diego. Was San Diego Player of the Year in 2005 and placed 10th at Junior Worlds. Shot a career- low 63 at the SDJGA Stadler Tournament. Parents are Mary and Bi l l Gr ieb. Is a business major.

Sept. 29-30.08 Husky Invitational 79 77 77 233 58th Oct. 13-14.08 Prestige at PGA West 85 77 73 233 73rd Oct. 16-17.08 Del Walker Intercollegiate 72 68 71 211 12th

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Oct. 13-14.08 Prestige at PGA West - 77 79 - -Oct. 16-17.08 Del Walker Intercollegiate 73 69 76 218 38th

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r io r ico, arizona | sal pointe catholicsophomore

year rounds avg. low finish08.09 17 75.5 69 31sttotal 17 75.5 69 31st

Robert Perrott III

Nov. 3-5.08 Paci� c Invitational 76 77 74 227 53rdMarch 9-10.09 Fresno Lexus Classic 77 74 72 223 31st

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r io r ico, arizona | sal pointe catholicsophomore

year rounds avg. low finish08.09 17 75.5 69 31sttotal 17 75.5 69 31st

Robert Perrott III

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ʻ09. Had a busy summer, f inishing third at the Cal State Amatuer Qual i f ier and 10th at the San Joaquin Championship. Took 11th at the Stockton Ci ty. ʻ08. Saw act ion immediately in his freshman season, playing at the Wil l iam Tucker Invi tat ional in New Mexico. F inished 79th in his only tournament of his freshman season. HS. Played in the State Fair

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Tournament and Sacramento County Championship in the summer before his freshman year at Pacif ic . A t tended St . Mary’s in Stockton where he played for former Pacif ic s tandout Ernie Segale. Named Charles Washington Golfer of the Year in 2007 and 2008 and Athlete of the Month in July 2007. Parents are Kim Swanson and Dan Garcia.

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ʻ09. Played in two tournaments overseas in his summer pr ior to his f i r s t year at Pacif ic . Was the low American at the St . Andrews Links Trophy at St . Andrews and took par t in the Br i t ish Amateur. He also played his way into Match Play at the Flor ida Match Play Championships. ʻ08. Transferred from Furman Univers i ty af ter redshir t ing during his freshman year due to wris t injur y. HS. Led team to three s traight dis tr ic t t i t les and two regional runner-up f inishes. Six - t ime varsi ty let terwinnger and three- t ime team

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Amateur and the NCGA Match Play Qualifi er. He posted a 70-68 at Haggin Oaks to be-

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Amateur and 14th at the Gateway Collegiate Invitational. ʻ08. Redshirted his fi rst year

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Island, Footjoy Invitational in Greensboro and the Mission Hills AJGA as well as the Hanmi

Bank AJGA. Missed the US Amateur by a single shot, shooting a 65 in the second round

at Oro Valley in Arizona. Lettered for four years at El Toro HS in Orange County. Selected

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take your questions.Goethals’ teams have improved every year since he started, he’s ushered in top ranked recruit-ing classes, revamped fundraising with THE

CLUBHOUSE, created huge support throughout the community, and created a nationally renown

collegiate tournament. Throughout the course of his four years his teams have set the bar for academic excellence, broken five scoring records, and won both individually and as a team. But a measured amount of success isn’t nearly enough for one of

the most driven men in college golf...

Q. Your schedule looks very different from years’ past... with three new tournaments on the books for the fall. What’s the outlook for the this season?BG. The fall schedule is a little different for a couple of reasons. First off, I will be in Japan until the middle of September so I didn’t want to schedule any events until I was back. Secondly, I also thought it would be a good idea to see how we fared if we gave the guys the opportunity to get their academics in place and to get some solid practice in before our events started. Firestone will be a great experience and the last four events will give us a chance to succeed.

Q. You’ve pretty much had the same captain for your entire time at Pacific (Charlie Van Sicklen who graduated last year), who replaces him as team leader and what are you looking for as far as some leadership?BG. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the most important question of the year. Charlie did a wonderful job for our program and now it is time for current co-captains Pat Kucich and TJ Bordeaux to step up. I’m convinced that great teams have great leaders, and you must have some-one in the position to lead from a player perspective. Whether they are a vocal leader or a show by example leader, I don’t care, we just need someone to step up and hold other players on the team accountable for getting to the next level.

Q. UC Irvine has been the dominant force in the Big West for some time now. Your Tigers tied them in the conference championship last season. Who do you have to watch out for this year?BG. UC Irvine has been really solid in recent years. Paul has done a won-derful job and I see nothing changing in the near future. UC Davis had an amazing year last year and I would assume they would be another team a top the Big West next year. I know that we can play with these teams, we just need to have some success and finally realize that we are good enough to win at that level. The main goal for me as a coach is to have this team ready to compete come the Big West Championships.

Q. We’re hearing a lot about this “Clubhouse”. What exactly is the Club-house?BG.The Clubhouse is a new vehicle to raise money for the Pacific Golf pro-gram. Coach Fletcher and I came up with this idea because we wanted to have our boosters become more involved with the program. I believe that the clubhouse will give the people who support us the opportunity to get to know our players a lot better and understand how their donation makes an impact on our future. I’m excited to see how it all plays out.

Q. You’ve brought in some top-ranked junior golf players in all three of your recruiting classes. Who do you have coming in this year and what are expecting out of them, if anything?BG. This year we have brought in two fine young men that I expect to have an immediate impact on the team. The first player is Alex Edfort from New Jersey. He will be entering as a freshman and I’m proud to say is the first golfer under my tenure to earn the Powell Scholarship. Our second addition is James Field Jr. He will be joining us as a redshirt sophomore. James has a ton of experience on the amateur level and I would hope that he would come in and push his teammates right away.

The team, the conference and will a leader please stand up!?

head coach brandon goethals will now

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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

Pacifi c Invitational website; www.pacifi cinvitational.com and the Pacifi c Golf Golf and the program can be found on www.pacifi ctigers.com as well as the

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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

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

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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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

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

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

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

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

2003-2004 Individual StatisticsName Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Par/- FinishPACIFIC TIGERS 33 9,734 294.9 283 35 4thMatt Kern 30 2,209 73.6 69 7 10thTroy McKinley 33 2,435 73.7 67 10 4thChris Wells 27 1,994 73.8 68 10 4thAndrew Bostrom 33 2,472 74.9 69 2 25thThomas Petersson 24 1,809 75.3 68 3 33rdMiles Kirkpatrick 12 917 76.4 72 1 43rdReid Scarff 15 1,162 77.4 71 2 28thBlaine Lee 3 235 78.3 75 - 68th 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

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

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rounds, finishes, strokes, average. the numbers don’t lie. pacific golf through the years.

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PATRICK KUCICH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 27 California State Amateur Qualify Oakdale 76 (12th) June 22-23 California State Amateur Lake Merced 73-74 (40th) July 3-5 Monterey City Championship Del Monte 71-73-73 (8th) July 11-12 Sacramento County Championship Ancil Hoffmann 67-71 (2nd) July 20 US Amateur Qualify Yocha De He 71-72 (7th) August 1-2 Stockton City Championship Van Buskirk, Swenson 69-70 (1st) August 8-9 Santa Cruz City Championship DeLaveage GC 71-69 (2nd)

BAYHAAN LAKDAWALA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 27 Cal State Am Qualify Oakdale CC 78 (DNQ) May 18 US Open Qualify Del Rio CC 80 (DNQ) May 23-25 Memorial Amateur Ancil Hoffman GC 75-76 (MC) June 4 NCGA Strokeplay Qualify Bayonet GC 81 June 28 USGA Public Links Qualify Haggin Oaks 67-72 (5th)

TJ BORDEAUX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ June 23-26 Washington State Amateur Palouse Ridge 78-71-75-77 (32nd) July 6-11 PNGA Men’s Amateur The Home Course 72-72 (5th) July 28-31 Pacifi c Coast Amateur Gallery Golf Club 73-82-73-76 (76th)

ALEX JOHNSON ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 23-25 Memorial Amateur Ancil Hoffman 71-71-73 (18th) June 20-24 Arizona Amateur Southern Dunes 75-67 (Round of 8) Aug. 10 US Am Qualify Tucson National 68-68 (Tied for 2nd)

For thousands of college students around the country, sum-mer is the time to kick back and relax after nine months of school, golf, studying, more school, and lots of fi nal exams. However, those thousands of college students who subscribe to that theory aren’t trying to win a national championship. For Coach Goethals’ team summer means one thing; getting better. The members of the incoming 2009-10 Pacifi c team played in a host of tournaments all over the county in preparation for the upcoming season.

From the Bay to LA, South Carolina to Washington and a few went as far as to tee-it-up at the Old Course

to get their summer golfi ng fi x in and come back better than ever. See what your favorite player did over past four months since the Tigers’ runner-up fi nish at the Big West Championship last April and what they did to prepare for doing it one better next time around....

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For thousands of college students around the country, sum-mer is the time to kick back and relax after nine months of school, golf, studying, more school, and lots of fi nal exams. However, those thousands of college students who subscribe to that theory aren’t trying to win a national championship. For Coach Goethals’ team summer means one thing; getting better. The members of the incoming 2009-10 Pacifi c team played in a host of tournaments all over the county in preparation for the upcoming season.

From the Bay to LA, South Carolina to Washington and a few went as far as to tee-it-up at the Old Course

What Summer Vacation?!

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

this past year has put the Tigers rebuilding process on the fast track from more and more success. Yet there still remains a huge

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

GolfWeek1 Georgia, U. of 2 Oklahoma State 3 Southern California4 Washington, U. of 5 Arkansas, U.6 Clemson University7 Arizona State U. 8 Texas A&M 9 Alabama, U. of 10 Georgia Tech 11 Tennessee, Univ. of 12 TCU 13 Florida, U.14 South Carolina 15 Stanford University 16 North Carolina State 17 UCF 18 Indiana University 19 Illinois, U. of 20 LSU 21 San Diego State U. 22 Texas Tech 23 UCLA 24 Chattanooga 25 Michigan, U. of

1 Oklahoma State 2 Georgia 3 Southern California 4 Washington 5 Stanford 6 Clemson 7 Georgia Tech 8 Florida 9 Arkansas 10 Alabama 11 Arizona State 12 Texas A&M 13 South Carolina 14 Illinois 15 UCF 16 TCU 17 Tennessee 18 UCLA 19 LSU 20 Texas Tech 21 Indiana 22 North Carolina State 23 UNLV 24 San Diego State 25 Chattanooga

35 UC Davis55 UC Irvine95 University of the Pacifi c98 Cal State Northridge106 UC Santa Barbara113 Long Beach State121 Cal Poly213 UC RiversideN/A Cal State Fullerton

30 UC Davis50 UC Irvine90 University of the Pacifi c94 UC Santa Barbara95 Cal State Northridge104 Long Beach State116 Cal Poly204 UC RiversideN/A Cal State Fullerton

54 John Chin sophomore UC Irvine89 Austin Graham sophomore UC Davis105 Ramie Sprinking sophomore UC Davis160 Nate Pistacchio sophomore UC Davis170 Sean Shahi sophomore UC Irvine171 Geoff Gonzalez sophomore Cal Poly284 Brent Booth sophomore UC Davis310 TJ Bordeaux junior Pacifi c459 Steve Gibson sophomore Long Beach State480 Jarod Knight sophomore Cal Poly491 Patrick Kucich junior Pacifi c506 Michael Drake sophomore Long Beach State566 Alex Johnson junior Pacifi c

What Summer Vacation?!ALEX GRIEB ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 18 Cal State Amateur Qualifi er El Camino CC 76 (DNQ) June 8 SCGA Amateur Qualifi er El Camino CC 75 (DNQ) Aug 4 US Amateur Qualifi er The Farms CC 80-75 (DNQ) Aug 1-8 San Diego City Amateur Torry Pines 76-68-75 (7th)

JAMES FIELD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 19 US Open Qualifi er La Gorce 79 (DNQ) June 8-11 St. Andrews Links Trophy St. Andrews 70-79-71-78 (Made Cut) June 18th British Amateur West Lancishire 79-80 (MC) July 8-12 Eastern Amateur Elizabeth Manor 72-70-68-74 (35th) July 20 Florida Match Play Qualifi er Queens Harbor Yacht CC 73 (Q) August 5 Florida Match Play Championship Old Corkscrew 84 (Made Match Play)

ROBERT PERROTT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ May 23-24 Pima Country Amateur Crooked Tree CC 70-70 (3rd) June 10-11 Pacifi c Northwest Qualify Legacy CC 73-64 (5th) June 15-19 Southwestern Amateur Tucson National 70-72-73-73 (24th) June 20-21 USGA Public Links Qualify Aguila GC 70-73 (30th) June 26 Arizona Amateur Qualify Torros Blancs 66 (Won) June 20-24 Arizona Amateur Southern Dunes 76-72 (65th)

DANNY GARCIA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 27 Cal State Amateur Championship Oakdale CC 75 (3rd) May 11 US Open Qualifi er Yolo Fliers Club 72 (7th) May 23-25 Memorial Amateur Ancil Hoffman 71-76 (MC) June 6-7 San Joaquin Amatuer Swenson GC 76-70 (10th) July 11-12 Sacramento County Championship Ancil Hoffman 73-77 (19th) July 27 US Amateur Qualifi er Brookside CC 74-74 (DNQ) August 2-3 Stockton City Championship Van Buskirk, Swenson 71-77 (11th)

ALEX EDFORT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 11 NJSIAA State Sectionals Alpine CC 78 (5th) May 14 Skyland Conference Champ. Neshanic Valley GC 67 (Won) May 18 NJSIAA Tournament of Champ. Burlington CC 81 (22nd) June 11 USGA Public Links Qualify Neshanic Valley GC 77-73 (4th) June 24 USGA Junior Am Qualify Springdale CC 70-76 (8th) July 4 AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champ. Dalhousie GC 75-82 (MC) July 7 Metro Golf Assoc. Qualify Echo Lake CC 78 (MC)

BEN BAUCH --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 19 US Open Qualifi er North Ranch CC 84 (DNQ) May 23-24 Memorial Amatuer Ancil Hoffman GC 80-75 (MC) June 4 NCGA Stroke Play Qualifi er Shadow Lakes GC 74 (Q) June 6-7 San Joaquin Amateur Swenson Park GC 73-69 (3rd) June 13-14 Sacramento City Amateur Haggin Oaks GC 73-77 June 27-28 US Public Links Qualifi er Haggin Oaks GC 70-68 (1st Alternate) July 11-12 Sacramento County Amatuer Ancil Hoffmann GC 72-71 (10th) July 15 NCGA Match Play Qualifi er Reserve at Spanos Park 73 (3rd) July 27 US Amateur Qualifi er Brookside CC 74-76 (DNQ) Aug. 10-12 Gateway Collegiate Invitational Mountaintop Lake Club 76-83-78 (14th)

all rankings as of last springGolfStat

THE BIG WEST CONFERENCE

BIG WEST INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

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wins stocktoncity championship

Jeff BrehautHOLDS FIRST DAY LEAD AT

2009 US OPEN at Bethpage

For the second year in a row an incoming Pacific golf captain set the standard by winning the Stockton City Championship. Patrick Kucich used a 69-70 to take the two-day tournament. Last season it was Kucich's teammate Charlie Van Sicklen that won the Stockton City Championship the month before he took over as captain of the Pacific Golf team; this time around Kucich showed his worth by shooting a two-day score of 139 at Stockton's Van Buskirk and Swenson golf courses. Local standout Ryan Carter finished second at 141 while an-other former Tiger, AJ Hohn took third place. "It was pretty close to textbook golf," said Kucich. "I only made three bogies on the weekend and then made my birdies on the par 5's (scoring holes)."

Pacific Golf academy RetuRns to ReseRve at sPanos PaRkMore than 20 junior golf-ers from the Northern California area attended the 2009 Pacific Golf Academy at the Reserve at Spanos Park from June 15-18.

Awards were given out to the individual cham-pion of each division level as well as camper of the week, best dressed, hard-est worker and numerous other awards.

Campers had the opportu-nity to learn from Goeth-als and his staff during the morning instruction ses-sions and then test their skill on the course at The Reserve at Spanos Park. The camp is conducted each June.

Brehaut briefly held the lead after the first day of the 109th US Open after torrential rains forced play shortened for the day. He shot a -1 as he teed off in one of the first groups of the morning.

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Pacific Golf's Charlie Van Sicklen has been named a 2009 Academic All-American for his efforts on the course and in the classroom. A four-year letter-winner for the Tigers and three-year captain, Van Sicklen earned the honor by participating in at least 75% of the tournaments, holding at least a 3.2 GPA and having a stroke average under 76.0.

Van Sicklen NamedAcademic

All-American "Charlie's dedication to this program, the team and his personal goals is unsurpassed," said coach Goethals. "He persevered through tough times with this program and is now reaping the benefits of his hard work."

2006 Teammates Hohn and Scarff

Finish Runner-Up at NCGA

Four-BallFormer Tigers A.J.

Hohn and Reid Scarff and Anthony Verna

and Brandon Harkins (Orinda) tied for sec-

ond place three strokes back of the champions. After a one-hole play-off, Hohn and Scarff earned runner-up

honors via a par on Spyglass’ 10th hole.

Mitch Lowe Competes at ‘09 PGA Championship

Former Pacific Tiger Mitch Lowe competed in the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine this past August. He shot an 80-84 for the first two rounds of the final major of the year.

A standout for the Tigers in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s Lowe is currently the PGA Director of Golf at Del Rio Country Club in Modesto. He tied for16th in the 2009 PGA Professional National Championship, advancing to the PGA Championship after a two-hole playoff. He was also the 2000 and 2005 Northern California Player of the Year.

B a x t e r P l ay s i n 2 0 0 9 U S S e n i o r O P E NFormer Pacific player

Kris Baxter shot a 77-73 at the 2009 US Senior Open at Crooked Stick Golf Course in Carmel,

Indiana. Kris played under former coach Glen Albaugh and

graduated from Pacific in 1980.

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the year big performer key addition defining moment

Through The Years

0 5 . 0 6 - l e f t t o r i g h t : C h r i s R o s e n a u , B r a n d o n G o e t h a l s , G o r d i a n C u r t i u s ’ 3 r d p l a c e f i n i s h a t t h e B i l l C u l l m , t h e B i g W e s t C o n f e r e n c e , t h e n e w w h i t e P i n g b a g s , E r n i e S e g a l e o f S e g a l e Tr a v e l , 2 5 0 t h i n t h e c o u n t r y t o 1 9 5 t h .

0 6 . 0 7 - l e f t t o r i g h t : T h o m a s P e t e r s s o n , T h e P a c i f i c I n v i t a t i o n a l , C h r i s R o s e n a u ’ s 6 5 i n t h e f i r s t r o u n d o f t h e P a c i f i c C o a s t I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e , U C I r v i n e , t h e $ 5 , 0 0 0 P a c i f i c I n v i t a t i o n a l t r o p h y, B r o o k s i d e C o u n t r y C l u b , 1 9 5 t h t o 1 4 8 t h .

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obstacle new tradition major contributor begin/end rank

250 to 195#

195 to 148#

148 to 95#

95 to 90#

If it’s amazing what a difference a year makes... -- how bout four years?

The ever-changing face of Pacific Golf has gone through some major overhauls in the last half-decade since Brandon Goethals took over in the summer of ‘05.Take a look at the moments that have shaped

the team, defined the program and made the Tigers the team they are today.

0 7 . 0 8 - l e f t t o r i g h t : T J B o r d e a u x , B o r d e a u x s i g n s w i t h P a c i f i c , B o r d e a u x w i n s t h e O r e g o n D u c k C l a s s i c w i t h o p e n i n g 6 8 ’ s , f u n d r a i s i n g , t h e P a c i f i c G o l f W e e k l y i n m a g a z i n e f o r m a t , W a l -t e r C h a n g , 1 4 8 t h i n t h e c o u n t r y t o 9 5 t h .

0 8 . 0 9 - l e f t t o r i g h t : P a t r i c k K u c i c h , R o b e r t P e r r o t t b e g i n s h i s c o l l e g e c a r e e r, t h e T i g e r s w i n t h e 2 0 0 9 R i c e I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e , U C D a v i s , T h e C l u b h o u s e i s b o r n , N a k a s h i m a G o l f , 9 5 t h i n t h e c o u n t r y t o 9 0 t h .

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

~ I like the chemistry this season. This is the first year it’s all coach’s guys that he recruited. We’ve all been together for

two years and have bonded really well. There are four of us living together here and then everyone else is living together.

~ Living right on the sixth hole is perfect. We can go play, hit wedges, putt around and work off each other.

~ It was my least favorite. I wouldn’t mind not going back to that Arizona tournament this time around. I didn’t

hate the course but it was really too damn hot with the pants

~ We could win the Pacific Invitational this year. It just requires patience and knowing that there’s birdies out

there but also just taking what the course gives you that day.

~ The class load is a little light this semester. I should have plenty of time to study and play as much golf as I want.

~ If I’m out playing with something on the line... I don’t wanna be playing Ed Sprague or Stonebarger. I gotta

give Frank strokes and he never gives up and Sprague’s one of the best players at Brookside so that’s always tough.

~ Santa Cruz. If I’m not on the course you can probably find me in Santa Cruz, on the beach, hanging out...

~ Baseball. I played it until my junior year of high school. I don’t know if I could play at Pacific but I think I coulda

played division two.

~ My dog’s name is Brandy but we call her Momma. She’s probably the cleanest in the house compared to the

other guys. At least I know she’s potty trained.

~ I usually lay-up on the par 5’s. I’ve worked hard on my wedges so there’s no point in trying to squeeze one up

on the par 5.

The Tigers’ most tenured player led his team to victory, was two strokes short of multiple wins, was named Player of the Month and his team’s captain. That hap-pened just in the last sixth months. Excited to see what he can do in the next six? He is.

O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN!

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the last word

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

~ There’s no official status - it’s understood with the girlfriend. We’re having fun, she’s come out to tournaments

and supported me.

~ Winning the Stockton City was good; any win is good. Anytime you can beat the entire field is important

and it was good to follow in Charlie’s footsteps as captain.

~ What I went through from my freshman year to now was invaluable. I just needed the experience that I re-

ceived between my freshman year and now.

~ I use the facilities before every tournament round.

~ Rice was the best tournament of the year. I finished

third. The team won. It’s a helluva lot better flying back home

with a big trophy strapped in the seat next to you.

~ As a captain I’d hope the guys come to me because I do

have experience and knowledge to share. They can talk to me about whatever.

~ Pasatiempo is my favorite course but there were some views at Cypress that were the best I’ve ever seen.

~ The number one goal is to get better and get to regionals and get a taste of that as a team. From there we

want to move on to nationals and with the match play format you never know what could happen. We have the tal-

ent to get it done but we’ve got to do something that we have haven’t experienced before.

‘It’s a helluva lot better flying back home with a big trophy strapped in the seat next to you.’

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