Zac Reynolds

Zac Reynolds joins Oklahoma City University as a graduate assistant this year, aiding head coach Kyle Blaser in all aspects of the program.

Reynolds completed two seasons at tradition-rich Oklahoma State, recording a 75.1 stroke average. Reynolds finished 3-0-1 at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship as a sophomore and 22nd at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate as a freshman.

As a high schooler at Edmond North (Okla.), Reynolds was decorated with the Jim Thorpe Award for the top high-school golfer in Oklahoma, Oklahoma Coaches Association all-state and Oklahoman all-city golfer of the year as a senior.

Reynolds was two-time Class 6A runner-up, sinking a hole-in-one at the state championship his senior year. He finished his prep career with school records for career wins (seven), single-season stroke average (71.74), 36-hole score (130) and round score (62). He also had the second-best career scoring average of 73.87.

As an amateur, Reynolds was runner-up at the 2002 U.S. Junior Amateur at the Atlanta Athletic Club and seventh in stroke at the 2004 North and South Amateur. He was on the 2003 U.S. Toyota World Junior team and a two-time AJGA all-American.