Hampden-Sydney College

H-SC Career: Four-year team member … career collegiate average of 80.25 through 32 rounds.

2019-20: Averaged 82.67 through 12 rounds … low round of 77 at the Shenandoah Spring Fling in Kissimmee, Florida … low 36-hole score of 161 two times, most recent at the Shenandoah Spring Fling (84-77) in Kissimmee, Florida … two top-10 finishes among seven events.

2018-19: Averaged 79.63 through eight rounds … low round of 76 three times, most recent at the Glenn Heath Shipbuilders Memorial in Williamsburg … low 36-hole score of 153 (76-77) at the Glenn Heath Shipbuilders Memorial in Williamsburg … two top-10, three top-20 finishes among four events.

2017-18: Averaged 78.80 through five rounds … low round of 78 two times, most recent at the Glenn Heath Shipbuilders Memorial in Williamsburg … low 36-hole score of 158 two times, most recent at the Wynlakes Spring Invitational (79-79) in Montgomery, Alabama … one top-20 finish among three events.

2016-17: Averaged 77.86 through seven rounds … low round of 72 at the Lynchburg Invitational in Amherst … low 36-hole score of 151 (79-72) at the Lynchburg Invitational in Amherst … low 54-hole score of 238 (80-78-80) at the 2017 ODAC Championships in Wintergreen … 54-hole score of 238 (80-78-80, T-24th) at the 2017 ODAC Championships in Wintergreen … one top-10, two top-20 finishes among three events … one round of par or better.

High School: 2016 Cum Laude graduate of Myrtle Beach High School in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina … helped Myrtle Beach HS win 2015 Lower-State Championship and Region Championship … team captain was the 2015 Blue Jacket Invitational Champion.

Personal: Son of David Gooden and Beverly Ingram … has one brother (Zach) and one sister (Liz) … majoring in economics and business with a minor in rhetoric … favorite TV show is The Office … favorite professional sports team is the fictional Flint Michigan Tropics from the movie Semi-Pro … favorite sports figure is Tiger Woods … greatest sports moment is watching replay of Tiger Woods winning the 2000 U.S. Open Championship.

Why H-SC: “To do something unique”