San Francisco, California – New student carson kim He shot a 1-under 69 and became a senior. Christ Lamprecht On Friday, Georgia Tech shot an even-par 70 for a four-over-par score of 284 and moved into sixth place after 36 holes at Goodwin.
The Yellow Jackets (7-over-par 567 over 36 holes) had one of the best rounds in the field on Friday, although they were one stroke behind Thursday's opening round, but dropped one spot from the standings after Thursday. I just raised it. Tech posted a 1-under 279 on Friday and is now four shots behind the lead held by Utah, which posted a 36-hole score of 563 (+3).
The final round of The Goodwin begins Saturday at 10 a.m. ET with Rounds 1 and 1.th TPC Harding Park teeing ground. The current Scoreboard NCAA Golf Rankings Top 50 lists 10 of the participating teams, with the top 25 including Tech (15), Tennessee (7), California (19), Georgia (22), Oregon (24) is included.
Tech lineup – Freshman Kim from Yorba Linda, Calif., balanced Friday with two birdies and an eagle for a round of 69, while Lamprecht, an All-American from George, South Africa, had three birdies and three bogeys. Round 70.Both players are tied for his 18th placeth Individually placed at 1 over par 141 of 36 holes.
2nd grade Hiroshi Tai (Singapore) Scored a 2 over par 72 and became a senior. Bartley Forrester (Gainesville, Georgia) On Friday, the Yellow Jackets shot a 3-over-par 73.new student Cale Fontenot (Lafayette, Louisiana)led the Jackets with an opening 69 on Thursday and followed with a 77 on Friday that didn't count.
Forester tied for 44th placeth He moved up in the standings with a 4-over-par 144, with Ty and Fontenot tied at 68.cent Place it at 146 (+6).
2nd grade Aidan Tran (Fresno, California)He competed as an individual and tied for 53rd place.rd On Friday, he shot a 4-over par 74 and moved up the rankings at 145 (+5).
Tech played the best of any team in the tournament (10 under par) on the two par-5 holes at TPC Harding Park. However, the Yellow Jackets are near the bottom of the course, at 15 over par with his four par 3s. field.
Christo Lamprecht shot an even-par 70 on Friday and tied for 18th with Carson Kim (pictured above). (Photo credit: Ben Adelberg/Behind the Mountains)
team leaderboard – Playing in the Friday afternoon wave, Utah State (-1) and San Francisco (-4) both posted below-average rounds and moved into first and third place, respectively. At 3-over par, the Utes hold a one-shot lead over Georgia (564, +4), who were tied for the lead after the opening round. The Dons are tied for third with Tennessee at 565 (+5).
Host Stanford is fifth with 566 (+6), followed by the Yellow Jackets in sixth with 567 (+7). Pepperdine (569, +9), Clemson and UCLA (both 573, +13) are in the top 10 of his 31 teams.
personal leaderboard – Georgia's Ben Van Wyk shot a 3-under 67 on Friday to take the 36-hole lead at 4-under 136. That was one stroke behind Utah's Braxton Watts, who had the lowest round of the day with a 4-under 66. He finished 36 holes with a score of 3 under and 137.
Pepperdine University's Christopher Kvass and William Walsh are tied for third with UCLA's Pablo Eleno at 138 (-2). Stanford's Michael Thorbjornsen is part of his six-man tie for sixth place at 139 (-1).
Tournament information – Georgia Tech will be appearing at Goodwin for the fourth time, finishing second to Oklahoma in last year's tournament, with Christo Lamprecht earning individual runner-up honors. The event, named after legendary head coach Wally Goodwin, who led the Cardinal program from 1987 to 2000, takes place on one of the nation's elite courses and is headquartered at TPC Harding Park. The school will host the event for the third time in its history. TPC Harding Park has been the venue for numerous PGA Tour events, including the 2009 Presidents Cup and his 2020 PGA Championship. TPC Harding Park is set up as a 6,939 yard, par 70 layout.
The format is a traditional 54-hole tournament with 18 holes each day from Thursday to Saturday, with the lowest four points out of five each day counting towards the team's total.
The field is the largest team the Yellow Jackets play all year, including Appalachian State, BYU (43), California (19), Cal Baptist, Cal Davis, Cal Poly, Clemson, Colorado and Georgia (22). 31 teams including: Georgia Tech (15), Howard, Lipscomb, Little Rock, Long Beach State (48), Nevada, Oregon (25), Oregon State, Pepperdine, San Diego, San Diego State (29), San Jose State, San Francisco, Santa Clara; Southern California, Stanford (44), Tennessee (7), TCU, UCLA (33), Utah, Utah Tech, Washington State.
Host Stanford University has won the tournament 16 times since the inaugural edition in 1968. Past individual winners include major golf champions Tom Watson and Corey Pavin, as well as veteran PGA Tour pros such as Duffy Waldorf and Billy Mayfair, and young professionals such as Nick Taylor and Patrick. Rodgers, Maverick McNeely, and Brandon Wu.
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