Monday, September 23
St. Augustine, Fla.
Queens University of Charlotte
at
Round One and Two
9/23/2013 8:04:00 PM | Men's Golf
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team improved thirteen strokes from rounds one to two this afternoon at the Jay Jennison Memorial hosted by Flagler College. The 36-hole total of 585 leaves the Royals 10 strikes behind host and leader Flagler (575) heading into the tomorrow's final round.
Leading the Royals as well as the entire tournament to this point is Alex Weare. The Manchester, England native fired an impressive six under par on the day with rounds of 68 and 70. The 138 total, leaves Weare two shots clear of the field.
Although Weare's two rounds under par leave him in first place, he wasn't the only Royal to post a round under par today. Jake McLaren and Michael Wilhem both posted under par rounds in the second round (70, 71 respectively). Their two round totals of 148 and 149 leave them in a tie for 32 and 35 respectively.
Rounding out the final two spots in the starting five were Evan Rulhing (158) and Chase Berlin (156). For Berlin, this is a home event, as the Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., resident is playing just down the road from his hometown.
Jordan Bilodeau carded a 76 and 79 as he is playing as an individual this week.
The Royals will be looking for a big final round tomorrow. Although they are 10 strokes back of first place Flagler, the field is still very bunched and seven teams are within seven strokes of one another.
Tomorrow's round will be an 8:30 shotgun start.
Leading the Royals as well as the entire tournament to this point is Alex Weare. The Manchester, England native fired an impressive six under par on the day with rounds of 68 and 70. The 138 total, leaves Weare two shots clear of the field.
Although Weare's two rounds under par leave him in first place, he wasn't the only Royal to post a round under par today. Jake McLaren and Michael Wilhem both posted under par rounds in the second round (70, 71 respectively). Their two round totals of 148 and 149 leave them in a tie for 32 and 35 respectively.
Rounding out the final two spots in the starting five were Evan Rulhing (158) and Chase Berlin (156). For Berlin, this is a home event, as the Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., resident is playing just down the road from his hometown.
Jordan Bilodeau carded a 76 and 79 as he is playing as an individual this week.
The Royals will be looking for a big final round tomorrow. Although they are 10 strokes back of first place Flagler, the field is still very bunched and seven teams are within seven strokes of one another.
Tomorrow's round will be an 8:30 shotgun start.
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