Senior (2006):
Dan Ofman competed in two tournaments for the Eagles this season.  His top finish for the year came at the Emory Spring Invitational where he placed tied for 41st with a scorecard of 82-76-158.  He finished the year with stroke average of 81.20.

Junior (2005):
Ofman competed in six tournaments with his highest finish being 25th place out of 88 golfers at the Greensboro Invitational. He shot a season-low 74 at Greensboro. The junior averaged 78.8 shots per 18 holes.

Sophomore (2004):
Ofman made the all-conference team for the first time in his career. He did so by finishing sixth at the University Athletic Association championships. He averaged 77.05 shots per round this season, 20th best in school history. Ofman's best round was 69 at the Pfeiffer Invitational. He was the team's low scorer at the Gordin Collegiate Classic, which brings together the top teams from the previous year's NCAA championships. Ofman shot rounds of 69 and 77 at the Gordin to finish 10th out of 60 golfers. At the NCAA championships, Ofman was 51st out of 120 golfers. His four-day score of 309 at nationals was the 18th best ever by an Emory golfer at the NCAA tournament.

Freshman (2003):
Ofman averaged a 79.8 in his first year golfing for the Eagles. He fired his season-low round of a 75 in the Emory Spring Invitational, after shooting a round of 76 in the Emory Fall Invitational.