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05/29/2013
Max Homa fires a five-under par 65 to equal best round ever by a Cal player at NCAA Championship.
05/29/2013
Homa fires a five-under par 65 to equal the best round ever by a Cal player at the NCAA Championship.
05/28/2013
Hagy leads the way with four-under par 66 that has him in third place and is best NCAA Championship round by Cal player since 2004.
An All-American and clearly one of the best players in the country. Great ball striker, solid short game and excellent putter. As the No. 1 player and team captain of the Golden Bears, he will carry a big leadership load with such a young team. His tremendous final round 69 the last day of the 2004 NCAA Championship was instrumental in the team's victory and will forever be one of the great rounds in Cal Golf history...
FALL 2004: Played in 14 rounds with a 73.1 scoring average...was the Bears' top finisher in two of the team's four events...best finish was tying for 12th at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational (70-72-73 - 215, +2)...placed 20th at the Western Refining College All-America Golf Classic (69-71-79 - 219, +6)...
AS A JUNIOR: Was an honorable mention All-American and a second team All-Pac-10 selection...tied teammate Peter Tomasulo for 10th place at the NCAA Championships, shooting a 65-71-77-69 - 282 (+2)...shot an impressive five under par 65 in the NCAA Championship first round...finished second on the team with a 72.3 scoring average on the year...finished tied for 33rd at the 2004 NCAA West Regional with a score of 222 (76-69-77)...placed 32nd at Pac-10 Championships with a score of 303 over four days... shot a 66 in the first round of the Western Intercollegiate, helping Cal place second as a team...tied with teammate Jesse Ruda for ninth place at the U.S. Intercollegiate with a score of 71-69-72 - 212 (-1), helping the team to a third-place finish...owned seven Top 20 showings, including four in the Top 10 - including a victory in the season opener at the Mid-Pines Intercollegiate (64-67-71 - 202, lowest 54-hole total in Cal golf history)... finished tied for 20th at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational (69-70-74 - 213), but his first two rounds helped keep the Bears in position for eventual team championship...
AS A SOPHOMORE: Best spring finish was a tie for 26th (71-71-74 - 216) at John Burns Invitational...competed in all 15 fall rounds, averaging 73.5...best finish was at the Mid-Pines Intercollegiate where he tied for 10th (70-73-74 - 217)...
AS A FRESHMAN: One of three players to play in all 13 tournaments...posted a 74.9 scoring average in 40 rounds...tied for 16th at the NCAA West Regionals (79-70-69 - 218)...led team in driving accuracy (79 percent) during the fall season....best fall finish came at Idaho Vandal Fall Classic where he shot 3-over (75-70-71 - 216) and placed tied for 22nd...
HIGH SCHOOL/AMATEUR: In the summer 2004 at the U.S. Amateur qualifier shot 145, finishing second and qualified for the U.S. Amateur at Winged Foot. Shot 148 in medal play at U.S. Amateur, advancing to match play where he was seeded 22nd (of 64), winning his first match 3-2 before losing in the round of 32. Tied for 11th at the Players Amateur with rounds of 69, 72, 73, 72 for a 214...tied for 11th at the Monroe Invitational, shooting 67, 71, 72, 70 for a 280...shot 76, 74, 75 for a 225 at the Scratch Players Championship to finish 26th...place ninth in the California State Fair with rounds of 70, 69, 68 for a 207, and finished third in the USGA Pub Links qualifier, shooting 138...at the 2003 California State Fair tied for 18th (70-71-70 - 211)...was the 2003 San Luis Obispo county amateur second place finisher (66-70)...place third at the 2002 San Luis Obispo County Amateur Championship...shot (68-73-71 - 212) for a Top 20 finish at the 2002 California State Fair...led his high school team to a CIF regional title his senior year, as well as a sixth place finish at the state championships...during his senior year, scored in the 60s in nine out of 18 rounds...three-time team MVP and All-CIF...also a three-year league champion...had a four-year scoring average of 71.1...set a league scoring record of 65 his senior year...set tournament course records at Chalk Mountain (64), Links at Paso Robles (67) and Rancho Maria (66)...shot 68 to win the King of the Mountain Invitational and led his team to victory for a second straight year...won the San Luis Obispo County Amateur (69-72)...placed fifth at the Paso Robles City Amateur...placed second in the Big I State Championship in 2000...placed eighth in the 2000 Independence Insurance Agents Junior National Championship at Marietta, Georgia (76-71-71-68 - 286)...participant in the 1999 Tournament of Champions at Pebble Beach...was the California Junior Amateur Champion in 1999 at Riverside Country Club with a three-round total of nine-under-par...was the Sacramento County Junior Champion in 1999...shot 70 and won the 1999 CIF Southern Section Regional...participated in the 1998 North/South team matches where his South team defeated the North...
PERSONAL: Jeffrey Breiden Hood...majoring in corporate management...parents are Paul and Terri Hood...born June 11, 1982 in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
