TAMPA, Fla. 

The game of golf is all about routine. It’s doing the little things that could make the biggest difference.

USF Senior Jake Peacock has separated himself as one of the best golfers in the country. This fall the Georgia native tee’d up his senior year with a win and two top ten finishes to help the Bulls crack the NCAA top 25.

"I’m just focusing on what I can control, said the Bulls Senior, how I can get better and I think that’s going to give us the best chance of punching our ticket to the national championship".

Jake has had a club in his hand since he was 15-months old, sort of, his parents handed him a snorkel and he started swinging it like a golf club and soon he was hitting pennies off the carpet against the wall with it.

Competing since he was 7 years old, the Bulls senior has become one of the most accomplished golfers in school history. Last year he became just the fifth player in the programs history to capture an Individual Conference title.

He’s a solid ball striker from tee to green, said his head coach Steve Bradley but on the greens he’s superior and that will be ultimately what he will have success with and making it as a professional golfer".

Jake, like the rest of his teammates is using this time to prepare for the big spring season ahead. One which will include defending a conference and individual title with the ultimate goal of a 4^th trip to the national championship.

No matters what happens this fall, Jake Peacock has made his mark on the Bulls Golf program that will be remembered for a long time.