CAREER HONORS
- Academic All-Big Ten (2019)
- OSU Scholar-Athlete (2018, 2019)
- Conference USA All-Freshman Team (2016)
2018-19 (Senior)
- Competed in all 11 events for Ohio State, playing to the tune of a 74.12 scoring average through 33 rounds
- Set career low 54-hole score at the NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional, shooting 68-71-69 to finish eight-under in sixth place
- Collected three top-10 finishes, all of which came in his last five starts
- Closes out his collegiate career with five top-10 finishes, a 73.94 scoring average, and 72.1 percent of his competitive rounds counted
2017-18 (Junior)
- Played in 10 events in his first season with the Buckeyes and averaged 73.82 in 28 rounds
- Made the third-most birdies on the team and had a pair of top-20 finishes
- Started his Buckeye career with a 3-under 69 at Pebble Beach in the opening round of The Carmel Cup.
- Finished The Carmel Cup at even par which was his best finish in relation to par of the season
- Opened the spring with a fifth place finish at the Georgia Southern Individual Intercollegiate after rounds of 70-76
- Also shot 76-70 at the weather-shortened Boilermaker Invitational to finish in 20th place
- Opened the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate with a pair of 71 en route to a 21st place finish
- Had the round of the year on day two of the Big Ten Tournament, firing a bogey-free 6-under 64
PRIOR TO OHIO STATE
- Competed for two seasons at Rice University (2015-16 and 2016-17)
- Played 39 rounds as an Owl, averaging 73.87 strokes per round cracking the Top-25 six times
- Tied for ninth place in the 2016 Lone Star Invitational (March 21-22)
- Recorded a team-best 10 round of par or better as a freshman in 2015-16
- Â Named All-New Jersey First Team as a high school senior
- Carded a 69 (-3) to win individual gold medal at the Tournament of Champions on the heels of his NJSIAA Non-Public North A State Sectional title
- Advanced to the sectional round of qualifying for the 2015 U.S. Open with a 72 (E) at local qualifying
- Took fifth place at the New Jersey state championship
- Led Delbarton School to three conference two county championships
- Named the top-ranked recruit in the state for 2015
- 4.0 grade point average earned him a place on the school’s Honors List
PERSONAL
- Son of Greg and Susan Voetsch
- Older brother, John, played golf at Vanderbilt University
- Father, Greg, played tennis at LSU and Arizona

