2012 All-West Coast Conference First Team
2011 All-West Coast Conference First Team
2011 West Coast Conference Championship – Medalist
201 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic – Co-Medalist
2007 AJGA All-American
2012 NCAA West Regional: Finished in a share of 15th place at three-under 207 (68, 68, 71) along with senior Ji Hwan Park... carded three birdies on the final day... carded a team-high 15 birdies and posted 43 holes at par or better.
SPRING 2012: Posted a pair of top-five finishes during the spring season… placed fourth at the Triumph at Pauma Valley at five over 218 (73, 72, 73)… finished third at the 2012 West Coast Conference Championship as the defending medalist at six-under 210 (70, 70, 70)… carded eight rounds at par or better during the spring… paced the team with 19 rounds at par or better, during the regular season… ended the season with five top-10 finishes… led the Dons in stroke average (72.03)… was the only player to compete in all 12 events for San Francisco.
FALL 2011: Competed in all five events for the Dons during the Fall season… posted three top-10 finishes… tied for fifth at Notre Dame Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic as the defending medalist at four-over 214 (70, 70, 74)… shared 10th place at the Prestige at PGA West seven-under 209 (69, 70, 70)… fired season-low six-under 65 to open Alister MacKenzie Invitational… finished 20th at MacKenzie at five-under 208 (65, 71, 72)… finished tied for eighth at Cabo Collegiate at one-under 212… carded 12 rounds at par or better… top finisher for the Dons in two events.
AT USF (2010-11): Turned in sensational season for the Dons in first year of collegiate golf… shared medalist honors at the 2010 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic in second career college event at two-under 208 (68, 71, 69)… shared title at Notre Dame with teammate Ji Hwan Park… capped season with a thrilling win at the 2011 West Coast Conference Championship, winning with a birdie on the second playoff hole against San Diego’s Alex Ching… shot a four-under212 (68, 69, 75) to become the first Don to capture the WCC Individual title since Rob Frye in 2004… was the second player in program history to capture two medalist honors in the same season (Park with two in 2010-11)… matched low 54-hole tournament low with a 208 at the 2010 Alister MacKenzie Invitational (66, 73, 69)… carded a single round low of five-under 66 in opening round at the MacKenzie… recorded five top-20 showings and three top-10 finishes… posted a counting score for the Dons in 28 of 29 rounds… turned in 13 rounds at par or better, including seven rounds in the 60s… led San Francisco in birdies (178), eagles (2) and was second in stroke average (72.00)… ranked in the top-50 among NCAA Division I leaders in par-5 scoring (4.67 / 50th) and par-3 scoring (3.05 / 19th)… was 2-12-0 against the top-20 players in Division I golf.
AT UCLA (2008-09): Used a redshirt season at UCLA.
AMATEUR CAREER: Enjoyed best amateur season to date in 2009-10, qualifying for the 2010 US Public Links (round of 64) and the Memorial Amateur (20th)... narrowly missed qualifying for the 2010 US Amateur and was named first alternate in the event… qualified for the 2005 U.S. Amateur Publinks and the 2007 U.S. Amateur, the 2007 U.S. Junior Amateur local highlights in 2009-10 included wins at the Sacramento City – a six shot win (67, 64) – the Wine County Amateur and the Salinas City Match Play… also posted a runner-up showing in the Oakland City, firing a 9-under 63 in the final round and finished second at the Monterey City Championship… won three tournaments in 2007, including the Palo Alto Invitational, the Antioch Invitational and the Livermore Invitational... posted three top-20 finishes in five national events, highlighted by a third place showing at the 2007 Junior Players Championship with an even-par 216 (70, 72, 74) on the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course.
PREP CAREER: A three-time All-Mission Valley Athletic League selection… won four varsity letters at American High School… the Eagles captured the 2006 MVAL title and won back-to-back MVAL medalist honors, firing a 2-under 141 (71, 70) in 2006 en route to East Bay Player of the Year accolades.
TRAVIS’ USF CAREER LOWS
54-Hole Tournament Score: 208, Twice – 2010 Alister MacKenzie Invitational (66, 73, 69) & 2010 Fighting Irish Invitationa (68, 71, 69)
USF Low Round: 66 – Round One – 2010 Alister MacKenzie Invitational
Career Top-20 Finishes: 5
Career Top-10 Finishes: 3
Career Top-Five Finishes: 2
Career Wins: 2
