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Max Marsico
Max Marsico
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Has one sister, Cathryn, and one brother, Tony, both attorneys in Chicago.
Paternal grandfather was a Golden Gloves boxer in Chicago.
First-tee entrance song would be "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith.
Earliest golf memory was winning a two-hole parent-child tournament with his mother at age four.
Marks his golf ball with markers from famous/favorite courses.
Best sporting event attended is game four of the 2015 Stanley Cup finals in Chicago.
Studied at and graduated in finance from Penn's Wharton School of Business.
Favorite golf memory was playing a key role in Penn's comeback to win the 2012 Ivy League Championship in a three-hole playoff. Down 17 shots the last day, made a six-foot putt on the second playoff hole to extend and then birdied the next hole to clinch the Ivy title.
One of his first jobs was running the snack counter in high school. Since turning professional, has also done some business consulting for a friend's company.
Likes to cook and consider himself very good in the kitchen.
Dream foursome would include his dad, his brother Tony and Ben Hogan.
Was named a Disney/McDonald's Millenium Dreamer, having organized a toy and sports equipment drive for children and refugees of conflict in Kosovo.
Would like to one day be featured on a Wheaties cereal box.
Amateur Highlights
In high school, played on the 2006 state championship-winning team.
At Penn, was an NCAA All-Northeast Region selection in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Was first-team All-Ivy League in 2013 after finishing T2 at the Ivy League Championship. Won three tournaments his junior season, events hosted by the Naval Academy, George Washington and the University of Maryland.
At Penn, was an NCAA All-Northeast Region selection in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Was first-team All-Ivy League in 2013 after finishing T2 at the Ivy League Championship.
At the 2013 Ivy League Championship, Penn trailed by 17 strokes entering the final day. He made a par putt to allow Penn to extend the playoff in the battle for the team title then made birdie to clinch the title for the Quakers.