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Texas men's golfer Kevin Schultz, who just completed his sophomore year in Austin, is one of six UT golfers that hail from the Lone Star State. Schultz, a native of Richardson, Texas, is spending his summer at home and roaming the Jack Nicklaus-designed fairways of the Dallas Athletic Club.

In 2005-06, Schultz played in two events for Texas, including a fourth-place finish at the Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational (Sept. 19-20). Schultz carded a season-low 69 in the second round to go with scores of 75 and 73 in the first and final rounds, respectively. His four-over par 217 was also his best total of the year.

Schultz took a few minutes to answer a few questions for TexasSports.com about how his summer is going and what his focus has been while away from Austin.

Summer location: Richardson, Texas
Local club for the summer: Dallas Athletic Club
Swing coach: Chris Hudson
Three goals for the summer: Make my swing more consistent, qualify for the U.S. Amateur and just get better everyday.
Favorite club to hit on the range and why: Nine-iron. I like the way it looks when addressing the ball.
Least favorite club to hit on the range: Five-iron for no real reason. Just the one club I end up hitting last.
Something you learned this summer: That Seattle doesn't really get that cold in the winter.
If someone asked you what you miss about Texas and Austin, you would say...? I miss the city and just being on my own.
Something you want to get better at this summer: Making my swing more consistent
The movie you are going to definitely see this summer: Miami Vice
First thing you will do when you get back to Austin: Go play the golf courses