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Men's Golf

The Goodwin Begins

The Goodwin
Thursday-Saturday, March 24-26
Stanford Golf Course • Stanford, Calif.

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The Tournament
• Stanford will play host to The Goodwin (March 24-26) at Stanford Golf Course.

• The event will span three days and features 54 holes of stroke play. Team scores will consist of the cumulative total of its four best scores out of five per round. For the purposes of tournament honors and awards, ties will be split per NCAA Championship tie-breaking procedures.

• Originally named the 'United States Intercollegiate', the event was renamed 'The Goodwin' prior to the 2014 edition in honor of former Cardinal head coach Wally Goodwin. Goodwin coached at Stanford from 1983-2000, and his tenure was highlighted by winning the 1994 national title. Goodwin was named national coach of the year in 1992 and 1994.

• Goodwin recruited and coached standouts such as Tiger Woods, Casey Martin, Notah Begay, Joel Kribel and current Stanford head coach Conrad Ray, among many other stars from Stanford’s proud golfing tradition. 

• Stanford has claimed 14 team victories and 15 individual titles at the event, the most of any program in each category. The Cardinal captured the first team and individual titles in 1968 during the inaugural year of the tournament.

• Stanford alumni who have won the event include Sandy Adelman (1968), Gary Vanier (1970), Tom Watson (1971), Conrad Nilmeier (1973), Dave Baskins (1974), Mike Peck (1976), Mike Milliken (1990), Casey Martin (1995), Joel Kribel (1996-97), Philip Rowe (2002), Rob Grube (2006-07) and Patrick Rodgers (2014).

• The Cardinal holds the event’s longest team winning streak at six (1970-1975).

The Field
• The 25-team field is comprised of No. 4 USC, No. 10 Stanford, Arizona, BYU, Colorado, Colorado State, Denver, Fresno State, Loyola Marymount, Marquette, Nevada, Northern Colorado, Northwestern, Oregon, Pacific, Pepperdine, St. Mary’s, San Jose State, Santa Clara, Southern Methodist, UC Davis, UCLA, UNLV, USF and Yale.

• The field includes Stanford’s Maverick McNealy, who won the 2015 event with a 13-under 197.

The Course
• Located in the foothills overlooking Stanford’s campus, Stanford University Golf Course is consistently rated as one of the finest courses in the world.

• The par-70 course will play at 6,727 yards for The Goodwin.

• Designed in 1930 by renowned architects William Bell and George Thomas, the course is steeped in tradition. Throughout the years, Stanford has hosted many intercollegiate and non-collegiate events, including the Stanford Intercollegiate, Peg Barnard Intercollegiate, Pac-10 Championships, NCAA Regional Championships, NCAA Women's Championship, USGA Junior Amateur Qualifying, U.S. Open Qualifying and The Gathering at the Farm, a former Senior PGA Tour event.

• Stanford University Golf Course seen many influential golfers on its grounds throughout the years. Such notables include Tom Watson, Tiger Woods, Bob Rosburg, Notah Begay III, Casey Martin and former USGA presidents Sandy Tatum, Grant Spaeth and Walter Driver.

The Start Times
Round 1 - Hole 1
7:30-8:14 a.m. - Northwestern, Santa Clara, Fresno State
8:25-9:09 a.m. - UC Davis, Marquette, Arizona
9:20 a.m. - Individuals
Noon-12:44 p.m. - Northern Colorado, Stanford (White), Individuals
12:55-1:39 p.m. - USC, Stanford (Cardinal), Oregon
1:50-2:34 p.m. - Southern Methodist, UNLV, Pepperdine

Round 1 - Hole 10
7:30-8:14 a.m. - BYU, Nevada, Loyola Marymount
8:25-9:09 a.m. - San Jose State, Pacific, Denver
12:25-1:09 p.m. - UCLA, St. Mary’s, Colorado
1:20-2:04 p.m. - Yale, Colorado State, USF

Round 2 - Hole 1
7:30-8:14 a.m. - UCLA, St. Mary’s, Colorado
8:25-9:09 a.m. - Yale, Colorado State, USF
9:20 a.m. - Individuals
Noon-12:44 p.m. - Northern Colorado, Stanford (White), Individuals
12:55-1:39 p.m. - BYU, Nevada, Loyola Marymount
1:50-2:34 p.m. - San Jose State, Pacific, Denver

Round 2 - Hole 10
7:30-8:14 a.m. - USC, Stanford (Cardinal), Oregon
8:25-9:09 a.m. - Southern Methodist, UNLV, Pepperdine
12:25-1:09 p.m. - Northwestern, Santa Clara, Fresno State
1:20-2:04 p.m. - UC Davis, Marquette, Arizona

Round 3
• Tee times will be based on scores after first two rounds.
• Teams will tee off from holes 1 and 10 in two waves starting at 7:30 a.m., noon and 12:25 p.m.

The Goodwin History and Results

Year

Team Champion

Score

Individual Champion

Score

1968

Stanford

881

Sandy Adelman (Stanford)

214

1969

USC

896

Gary Sanders (USC)

219

1970

Stanford

872

Gary Vanier (Stanford)

215

1971

Stanford

885

Tom Watson (Stanford)

212

1972

Stanford

890

Rex Caldwell (San Fernando)

216

1973

Stanford

897

Conrad Nilmeier (Stanford)

220

1974

Stanford

877

Dave Baskins (Stanford)

214

1975

Stanford

873

Mark Lye (San Jose State)

214

1976

San Jose State

870

Mike Peck (Stanford)

--

1977

San Diego State

887

Gary Simoni (UCLA)

--

1978

San Diego State

882

Chuck White (San Diego State)

210

1979

UCLA

873

Lenny Clements (UCLA)

210

1980

Stanford

1,092

Scott Williams (Seattle)

213

1981

(no event)

--

--

--

1982

UCLA

1,089

Corey Pavin (UCLA)

211

1983

Stanford

1,101

Sam Randolph (USC)

211

1984

USC

1,094

Sam Randolph (USC)

209

1985

UCLA

1,069

Duffy Waldorf (UCLA)

199

1986

USC

1,124

Steve Fisher (UNLV)

219

1987 (spring)

USC

1,101

Billy Mayfair (Arizona State)

206

1987 (fall)

Arizona

1,080

Kevin Leach (UCLA)

206

1988

Fresno State

875

Dennis Postlewait (Miami)

210

1989

Stanford

1,106

Dennis Postlewait (Miami)

214

1990

Rice

889

Mike Milliken (Stanford)

209

1991

Arizona

861

David Berganio (Arizona)

209

1992

Arizona

843

Manny Zerman (Arizona)

207

1993

Oregon

862

Kevin Lamair (Oregon State)

211

1994

Arizona State

859

Todd Dempsey (Arizona State)

210

1995

Stanford

853

Casey Martin (Stanford)

206

1996

Fresno State

870

Joel Kriebel (Stanford)

211

1997

USC

851

Joel Kriebel (Stanford)

208

1998

UCLA

877

Rich Barcelo (Nevada)

214

1999

BYU

852

Michael Beard (Pepperdine)

205

2000

Cal

855

Han Lee (Cal)

201

2001

Arizona

873

Chris Nallen (Arizona)

206

2002

USC

848

Phil Rowe (Stanford)

205

2003

UCLA

840

Mark Warman (San Diego State)

206

2004

UCLA

838

Aaron Goldberg (San Diego State)

205

2005

USC

846

Pat Moore (Arizona State)

208

2006

UCLA

578

Rob Grube (Stanford)

135

2007

Stanford

838

Rob Grube (Stanford)

202

2008

USC

828

Rory Hie (USC)

200

2009

Washington

804

Nick Taylor (Washington)

198

2010

Oregon

839

Daniel Miernicki (Oregon)

202

2011

(no event)

--

--

--

2012

Oregon

841

Daniel Miernicki (Oregon)

204

2013

Stanford

817

Paul Barjon (TCU)

199

2014

Stanford

815

Patrick Rodgers (Stanford)

196

2015

Alabama-Birmingham

817

Maverick McNealy (Stanford)

197