Player Bio: Doug Batty - UCLA Official Athletic Site

2003-04 — Transferred to the University of Toledo for the remaining year of his eligibility.

2002-03 — Tied for 71st at the ASU Invitational with a season best round of 71, one-under par … Earned a spot on the Director's Honor Roll for Fall and Winter Quarters.

2001-02 — Played in one tournament and finished in a tie for 65th … Posted a low round of 73 … Earned a spot on the Director's Honor Roll all three quarters.

Junior Golf — Enjoyed a fine amateur career in New Zealand … Advanced to the round of 16 in the 2000 New Zealand Amateur … Also in 2000 he finished seventh in the Northland 72-Hole Strokeplay, 19th in the New Zealand Strokeplay and 20th in the North Island Amateur … Locally, he won the 2000 City of Whangarei Classic and the Ngaratunua Open … Played No.1 for the Northland Senior Men's Tower Inter-provincial Team … In 1999, he won the New Zealand Foursomes … Placed second in the Northland 72-Hole Strokeplay, 12th in the National Bank Invitational and 18th in the North Island Amateur … Also posted a course record 65 at the Kaikohe Golf Club … In 1998, he won three tournaments: the North Island U-19 Boys Championship, the South Island U-19 Boys Championship and the Auckland Secondary Schools Championships … Recorded four second-place in 1998 … Was a member of the AGS Team which placed fourth in the World Intercollegiates at Sunningdale … Between 1995-2000, he won 17 local and provincial tournaments and posted 16 other top 10 finishes.

Personal — Enjoys all sports, especially fishing … Chose UCLA “because of its international reputation for excellence in academics and athletics” … Plays golf because of its personal challenges and the “ongoing inner battle” … Lists his greatest thrill as playing behind Michael Campbell and Sir Bob Charles in the 1997 New Zealand Open … Youngest of five siblings … Full name is Douglas Stuart Batty … Communication Studies major.

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