
9/24/2019 6:05:00 PM | Men's Golf
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COLUMBUS, Ga.– The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team completed play in the Cougar Invitational this afternoon sitting 13th overall with a three-round score of 868 (292-285-291). Georgia Southwestern took the top spot following a team playoff after they totaled a score of 848 (288-280-280) along with No. 4 Florida Southern (289-273-286).
"The course played a little tougher today compared to yesterday," Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich stated. "That said, we had a good opportunity to move up and we just didn't execute as well as we wanted on some holes. There were still a lot of positives and we'll regroup and prepare for the next one."
Taisuke Ono finished play even and tied for 17th with a 213 (74-70-69). The sophomore birded five holes to finish with a two-under 69 in today's third round. Brock Hlinak tied for 25th with a 216 (70-75-71) and Rob Webster tied for 44th with a 220 (72-71-77). Ethan Willis carded a 225 (76-70-79) to tie for 67th and Elis Lewis scored a 226 (78-74-74) to tie for 70th.
"Taisuke was very solid today, easily could've been a few shots lower," Serketich continued. "Brock had another steady day and will only improve now that he's tasted the college golf tournament experience. Elis battled well today, I was happy to see him grind out a decent score. Rob and Ethan didn't have good days but gained valuable experience and will be better next time out."
Georgia Southwestern's Vincent Norman beat out Delta State's Zach Zediker and Columbus State's Jordan Doull by one stroke for first place scoring a 206 (71-67-68). His score was seven under.
"This was a really good tournament to have early in the year," Serketich added. "We got to see a lot of top teams and that will serve us well moving forward. I'm already looking forward to the next tournament in a few weeks."
Next up for the Royals is the State Farm Intercollegiate hosted by No. 5 Lincoln Memorial in Tazewell, Tenn. The event is scheduled to take place October 7-8.
COLUMBUS, Ga.– The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team completed play in the Cougar Invitational this afternoon sitting 13th overall with a three-round score of 868 (292-285-291). Georgia Southwestern took the top spot following a team playoff after they totaled a score of 848 (288-280-280) along with No. 4 Florida Southern (289-273-286).
"The course played a little tougher today compared to yesterday," Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich stated. "That said, we had a good opportunity to move up and we just didn't execute as well as we wanted on some holes. There were still a lot of positives and we'll regroup and prepare for the next one."
Taisuke Ono finished play even and tied for 17th with a 213 (74-70-69). The sophomore birded five holes to finish with a two-under 69 in today's third round. Brock Hlinak tied for 25th with a 216 (70-75-71) and Rob Webster tied for 44th with a 220 (72-71-77). Ethan Willis carded a 225 (76-70-79) to tie for 67th and Elis Lewis scored a 226 (78-74-74) to tie for 70th.
"Taisuke was very solid today, easily could've been a few shots lower," Serketich continued. "Brock had another steady day and will only improve now that he's tasted the college golf tournament experience. Elis battled well today, I was happy to see him grind out a decent score. Rob and Ethan didn't have good days but gained valuable experience and will be better next time out."
Georgia Southwestern's Vincent Norman beat out Delta State's Zach Zediker and Columbus State's Jordan Doull by one stroke for first place scoring a 206 (71-67-68). His score was seven under.
"This was a really good tournament to have early in the year," Serketich added. "We got to see a lot of top teams and that will serve us well moving forward. I'm already looking forward to the next tournament in a few weeks."
Next up for the Royals is the State Farm Intercollegiate hosted by No. 5 Lincoln Memorial in Tazewell, Tenn. The event is scheduled to take place October 7-8.
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