Baylor

Freddy Andersen

 

Transferred to Baylor from Western Texas College prior to 2014-15 season ... Has competed in 13 events during two seasons at Baylor, posting 73.56 stroke average over 39 rounds ... Has seven career rounds of par or better, one career top-10 finish and five career top-25 finishes ... Earned spot in?Baylor lineup with strong performance as individual in first event played as a Bear, remained in lineup for final nine tournaments of debut season ... Counted all seven postseason rounds toward team score ... NJCAA?All-American during 2013-14 sophomore season at WTC ... Nickname is Freddy.

FALL 2015 (SENIOR)
Participated in all three events as No. 2 player in Baylor lineup, finished season second on team with 73.22 stroke average over nine rounds ... Recorded one top-25 finish and one round at par or better ... Counted 89 percent of rounds toward team score (8-of-9) ... Tied for 29th place at Gopher Invitational after shooting 10-over 223 ... Shot 15-over 225 to tie for 59th place at Fighting Illini Invitational ... Led team with tie for 16th place at Jerry?Pate National Intercollegiate, carding career-best 54-hole total of 1-over 211, including career-best round of 5-under 65 in second round.

SPRING 2015 (JUNIOR)
Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (spring 2015)
Played in 10 events during 2014-15 season, finished fifth on the team with 73.67 stroke average ... Recorded four top-25 finishes and counted 70 percent of rounds toward team score (19.5-of-28) ... Participated in all seven spring tournaments as No. 4 or No. 5 in Baylor lineup ... Played No. 4 at UTSA Oak Hills Invitational, tied for 56th at 15-over 228 ... Moved to No. 5 spot for remaining six tournaments ... Shot 8-over 224 to finish tied for 55th at Bayou City Collegiate Championship ... Tied for 42nd place with 8-over 221 at Querencia Cabo?Collegiate .... Shot 6-over 222 to tie for 50th at Border Olympics ... Posted best 54-hole total of junior season with 5-over 215, including season-low 2-under 69 in second round, at ASU?Thunderbird Invitational to tie for 28th place ... Counted all seven postseason rounds and finished with team's third-best score at both Big 12 Championship and NCAA?Bremerton Regional ... Tied for 24th at Big 12 Championship after shooting 18-over 298 across 72 holes ... Shot even-par 216 at NCAA?Bremerton Regional to tie for 24th, rebounding from 4-over 76 in first round with consecutive rounds of 2-under 70 ... Named to spring 2015 Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll.

FALL 2014 (JUNIOR)
Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (fall 2014)
Played in three fall tournaments, once as individual and twice as No. 5 player in?Baylor lineup ... Made Baylor debut playing as individual at Rod Myers Invitational, shot 2-under 70 in first round and finished tied for 10th place at 1-under 143 ... That performance earned him a spot in Baylor's lineup, which he would keep for remaining nine tournaments of 2014-15 season ... Shot 6-over 222 to tie for 58th place at Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ... Finished tied for 22nd at Royal?Oaks Intercollegiate with 8-over 221, including 1-under 70 in final round.

PRIOR?TO?BAYLOR
Played two seasons at Western Texas College in Snyder,?Texas ... Played sophomore season under coach Christi Williams and freshman season for coach Walt Williams ... Earned NJCAA Division I?Ping All-America first-team and All-District II first-team honors following 2013-14 sophomore season ... Named Phil Mickelson Freshman of the Year following 2012-13 debut season.

INTERNATIONAL
Graduated high school from Skolerne i Oure Sport & Performance ... Won 2015 Lübker Amateur championship ... Won 2010 Kolding Junior Open ... Won 2012 Cobra Puma Peugeot Open ... Won 2012 DGU Challenger

PERSONAL
Full name is Frederik Rasmus Andersen ... Born Dec. 18, 1992, in Hoeje Taastrup, Copehagen, Denmark ... Son of Karsten Bo Andersen and Susanne Ussing ... Psychology major.

BAYLOR PERSONAL RECORDS??
Best round: 65, Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (fall 2015)
Best finish: t-10th, Rod Myers Invitational (fall 2014)
Lowest 18-hole score: 70, Rod Myers Invitational (fall 2014)
Lowest 36-hole score: 140, twice; last at Jerry?Pate National Intercollegiate (fall 2015)
Lowest 54-hole score: 211, Jerry?Pate National Intercollegiate (fall 2015)
Top 5 finishes: none
Top 10 finishes: one, Rod Myers Invitational (fall 2014)
Top 25 finishes: five; last at Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (fall 2015)