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- Shot a low-70 in the second round of the Northwest Collegiate
- Carries a 75.33 stroke average
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- Played in nine tournament, placing in the top 20 in four of them
- Shot a low-71 in the second round of the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate (72-71-75=218), finishing 11th
- Had two 13th-place finishes, coming at the Charleston Southern Fall Invitational (75-74-74=223) and the SoCon Tournament (73-76-72=221)
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- Played in six tournaments and carried a 76.56 stroke average
- Top finish was a 39th-place at the Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (78-76-78=232)
- Shot a low 71 in the third round of the Gary Koch Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (76-81-71=228)
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- Played in eight tournaments, with a top finish of 37th at the SoCon tournament (77-80-74=231)
- Shot a low 71 at the Palmetto Intercollegiate (71-79-77=227) and the Atlanta Intercollegiate (71-73-84=228)
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| High School |
- Dustin graduated with honors from Lake Norman High School in 2003, where he was the Vice President of the Debate Club, Co-Captain of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and a Beta Club member.
- Dustin was a four time MVP on his high school golf team, 3-time conference player-of-the-year, and the regional Champion his senior year.
- Dustin had 4 top-ten AJGA finishes, including a win at the AJGA Pete & Alice Dye Classic.
- Dustin was named to the AJGA Ping All-American Team in 2002.
- He is also the 2003 Mid-Pines Junior Invitational Champion, where he shot a two day total of 11-under par.
- Dustin is a recipient of the Guy E. Beatty Business Scholarship at the College of Charleston.
- Played at Lake Norman High School
- Played first two seasons for David Foster
- Played final two seasons for Scott Sarvis
- Helped Lake Norman to a 4th place finish in state tournament in 2000, and a 5th place finish in 2003
- Four-time all-conference honoree
- 2001 Polo Golf AJGA All-American
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| Personal |
- Born Dustin A. Barr on December 20, 1984
- Parents are Linda and Tony Barr
- Majoring in Business Administration
- Minor in Finance
- Engaged to Catherine Price
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