Career Overview | Career Stats At FGCU
Played in 18 tournaments over his two years with the Eagles, posting a scoring average of 74.54 over 48 competitive rounds … shot five rounds in the 60s and recorded 12 par-or-better performances … won two tournaments … six top-10 finishes … career-best round (at FGCU) of a 66 as a junior which was tied for the 8th-lowest in program history at the time of his graduation.
 
As A Senior (2017-18) | Tournament-By-Tournament Stats
One of only three players to compete in all 11 tournaments and tied for the team lead with 29 rounds played … best stroke average on the team with a 74 … recorded a team-best 10 par-or-better rounds to rank tied for the 14th-most in single-season program history … four top-10 finishes on the year, led by a season-best 2nd-place finish at the Randy Grimes Memorial Shootout (Feb. 11) following rounds of 75-71 (146) … posted a final-round scoring average of 72.27 – nearly 2-and-a-half shots better than any other player on the team … 77 birdies were the 2nd-most on the club … made one of the team’s eight eagles on the year … four rounds in the 60s – the 2nd-most on the team – and all four came over the final nine rounds of the year … low round was a 68 on two occasions: a 4-under performance in the 2nd round of the Geiberger Invitational (Apr. 9-10) and a 2-under showing in the final round of the ASUN Championship (Apr. 22-24) … round was used in the team score 25 times out of a possible 29 opportunities – the most among all FGCU players.

As A Junior (2016-17) | Tournament-By-Tournament Stats
Became the just the fifth player in program history to post multiple wins in the same season as he claimed medalist honors at the one-round, rain-shortened FAU Dual (Oct. 1) and the East Carolina Intercollegiate (Apr. 3-4) … the two wins are tied for the 2nd-most in a single season in program history (Joseph Lamielle: 5 victories in 2003-04) … shot a season-best 66 in the FAU Dual, tied for the 8th-lowest round in program history … relative to par, the 6-under performance is tied for the 7th-best in program history … posted a 75.37 scoring average over the course of seven tournaments and 19 rounds … his score was used in the team total 17 of the 19 rounds he played … signed for rounds of 73-76-73 (222) to finish 1st in a field of 65 at East Carolina … won the medalist honor with a par on the second playoff hole … secured four top-20 finishes on the year … tied for 11th out of 90 golfers at the Homewood/Hilton Garden Airport & FGCU Classic (Oct. 24-25) following rounds of 75-75-74 (224) … tied for 19th at the ASUN Championship with rounds of 76-73-76 (225).

Transferred to FGCU prior to the 2016-17 season after spending two years at Meridian Community College in Mississippi.
 
While At Meridian Community College
NJCAA Division II PING All-American Second Team member as a sophomore at Meridian … helped lead his team to an 8th-place finish at the national tournament in 2016 with a four-round 296 (+8) total … also named to the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) First Team All-State as a sophomore with a 72.08 stroke average … landed on the MACJC State Golf Championship All-Tournament team that same year with a two-round 145 … claimed his first collegiate victory at the 2016 Mississippi College Invitational with a 7-under 209 three-round total … entered his sophomore season at MCC ranked 29th in the country among all junior college players by Golfstat and 8th overall among players in the D-II ranks.
 
High School
Graduated from Parklane Academy in 2014 … member of the honors society and Mu Alpha Theta (mathematics honors society) … coached by Beck Troutman.
 
Personal
Born on Aug. 16, 1996 … son of Chris Renegar and Lisa Lewman … has one older sister, Allie, a younger step-sister, Elizabeth Claire Lewman, and another younger sister, Anna … chose FGCU because it gave him everything he needed to take his golf game to the next level … favorite sport to watch is college football and favorite sports movie is Remember The Titans … would like to meet Arnold Palmer … big music fan … also recruited by Charlotte, UNF, Memphis, San Diego and others … aspires to play professionally.