Kevin DeHuff

	Class: Sophomore
	Hometown: Coto de Caza, Calif.
	High School: Santa Margarita Catholic HS

	Height: 6-3
	Experience: 1V

04/17/2013

Men's Golf Finishes Sixth at WCC Championships

All five Waves finished between 13th and 23rd as individuals.

04/16/2013

Men's Golf Closes Gap After Two Rounds at WCC Championships

Jeremy Sanders shot a 2-under 70 to help lead the Waves to an even-par 288 on Tuesday.

04/15/2013

Men's Golf Opens WCC Championships Tied for Third

The tournaments continues on Tuesday and Wednesday.

04/12/2013

Men's Golf Looks to Add to WCC-Leading Total of Conference Titles Next Week

Two veterans and three newcomers to the WCC Championships are in the lineup.

04/12/2013

Three Golfers Earn WCC All-Academic First Team Honors

Both golf teams will be competing at the WCC Championships next week.

03/09/2012

Men's Golf at North Ranch Intercollegiate (2/27/2012)

Photos by Jeff Golden at the Pepperdine-hosted event at North Ranch Country Club.

10/16/2011

Men's Golf at Husky Invitational (9/27/2011)

Photos by Max Waugh of the Waves at the season-opening Husky Invitational.

Kevin DeHuff Career Statistics

CAREER: Through two seasons, has a stroke average of 75.67 at 18 tournaments and in 52 rounds ... Has posted two top-20 finishes and two sub-par rounds.

PEPPERDINE 2012-13: Named to the WCC All-Academic first team as a sophomore ... Tied for the second-most appearances on the team, competing at nine of the 11 tournaments ... Recorded a 74.67 stroke average in 27 rounds ... Tied for 15th at the North Ranch Intercollegiate (80-68-75=223) ... Tied for 16th at the WCC Championships (75-74-72=221) ... His best round was the 3-under 68 in the second round of the North Ranch Intercollegiate.

PEPPERDINE 2011-12: Saw the most action among Pepperdine's newcomers, playing in nine events and 25 rounds as a freshman ... Averaged 76.76 strokes, fourth-best on the team ... Best finish and score was a tie for 27th place at the Barona Collegiate Cup with a 1-under 215 (72-74-69) ... His third-round 3-under 69 was his best round of the season ... Took 30th place at the WCC Championships (75-76-75=226) ... Earned WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll "silver" honors and was a Pepperdine scholar-athlete.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR GOLF: During summer 2012, qualified for both the Southern California Amateur and the California State Amateur and made the cut in the former ... Also advanced to match play at the 2012 Pacific Northwest Amateur ... In Spring 2011, won both the FCWT at Mission Hills and the AJGA Junior at Savannah Quarters ... In 2009, qualified for both the U.S. Junior Amateur Golf Championship and the Callaway Junior World Golf Championship ... Has three top-five finishes at AJGA events as well as five top-15 results ... Placed in the top five twice on the SCPGA Toyota Tour Cup Series ... Earned 2010-11 FCWT Academic honors.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Santa Margarita Catholic High School, located in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., in 2011 ... Made it to the state regionals as a junior and qualified for the state semifinals as a freshman ... A two-year team captain ... Earned three-time All-Trinity League first team honors ... Tied a school match record with a 66 ... Team won league titles his senior and freshman years ... A three-year Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif. ... Son of George and Karen DeHuff ... Has three siblings: Bo, Robert and Jacqueline ... His brother Bo played golf at USC ... Majoring in business administration ... Has three career holes-in-one ... Chose to attend Pepperdine "for its top Division I golf program, its great location and the close-knit community."

FAVORITES: Enjoys watching movies and playing sports ... Lists his sports hero as Jack Nicklaus ... Favorites include Robert Rock and Cameron Tringale (pro golfers), Riviera Country Club (golf course), Bridesmaids (movie), ESPN (TV channel), The Beatles, Foster the People and the Red Hot Chili Peppers (musical artists), sushi and watermelon (food) and volleyball and basketball (sports other than golf) ... Favorite thing about golf is "you can always get better, no matter how good you are."