Friday, May 24, 2024

Gators Jump Ten Spots on Day Two, Sit Tied for 14th


SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – The Florida males’s golf workforce minimize 15 strokes off its first spherical (300) to shoot a 285 (+5) to leap 10 spots and end tied for 14th in spherical two on Saturday on the National Championships.

Today’s spherical of 285 marked the bottom spherical beneath head coach J.C. Deacon on the championships because the earlier low was 286 in each 2016 and 2018 beneath the eighth 12 months head coach. The outing was two strokes away from a low of 283 the Gators shot twice in 2013 on a workforce that featured A.J. Crouch (Korn Ferry Tour), Tyler McCumber (PGA Tour) and T.J. Vogel (Korn Ferry Tour). 

When Florida ended its spherical as a part of the primary wave, it was tied for twenty fifth. Once the second wave wrapped up its play at Grayhawk, the Gators leaped into T14 and climbed 10 spots, probably the most out of any workforce within the discipline because the 285 was tied for the fifth lowest spherical among the many twenty ninth different groups on day two.  

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UF is tied for 14th with Oregon and Stanford, if immediately was the minimize for the ultimate spherical of stroke play, all three would play in a sudden-death tiebreaker counting all 5 scores on one gap to take the top-2 two groups.

The Gators tee off the third spherical tomorrow at 2:20 p.m. ET paired with Georgia Tech (T17) and Texas A&M (T17) and look to make the top-15 minimize into the ultimate spherical of stroke play on Monday. Following the fourth and last spherical of stroke play, the top-8 groups will advance to match play. Currently, Florida is three strokes away from one of many match play spots. 

Four Gators improved their first spherical rating as John DuBois (T53) highlighted the day with a hole-out eagle on 18 from 200 yards out with a 7-iron. It marked his fifth eagle of the season, tied for the team-leading with Ricky Castillo. The clutch shot helped DuBois put up a 72 (+2), three strokes higher yesterday. 

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Posting the largest enchancment was Castillo (T85). The junior was the one Gator to complete under-par behind a 69 (-1) as he knocked off 12 strokes from a spherical one in every of 81 (+11). He went 2-under on the entrance and held a clear scorecard till a bogey on 16. His birdie on 14 helped Florida transfer into three strokes from the top-15.  The rating was one away from tying his NCAA Championships career-low he set final 12 months in spherical one. The spherical was his team-high seventeenth under-par and eleventh within the 60s.

After a double bogey to begin, Yuxin Lin (T32) discovered his rhythm and rattled off 4 straight birdies on holes 3-6, which helped put the Gators 1-under on the spherical. He had a team-high 5 birdies because the lineup recorded three of them on gap six. Lin posted a tick over par at 71 (+1).

Fred Biondi ended a stroke again from DuBois at 73 (+3) and began the flip with a birdie. He resides in T65. Rounding out the lineup was Quentin Debove at 82 (+12) in T143.  

Scores

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Place School Round 1 Round 2 Score 
1 Oklahoma 287 275 562 (+2)
2 Vanderbilt 282 282 564 (+4)
3 Oklahoma State 289 277 566 (+6)
4 North Carolina 288 281 569 (+9)
5 Pepperdine 294 282 576 (+16)
6 Arkansas 294 286 580 (+20)
7 Auburn 285 296 581 (+21)
T8 Arizona State 290 292 582 (+22)
T8 Texas 291 291 582 (+22)
T10 Georgia 291 292 583 (+23)
T10 Kansas 286 297 583 (+23)
T12 Ole Miss 297 287 584 (+24)
T12 Texas Tech 297 287 584 (+24)
T14 Stanford 295 290 585 (+25)
T14 Oregon 285 300 585 (+25)
T14 Florida 300 285 585 (+25)
T17 Texas A&M 300 287 587 (+27)
T17 Georgia Tech 298 289 587 (+27)
19 Wake Forest 303 285 588 (+28)
20 Florida State 291 300 591 (+31)
21 Arizona 286 306 592 (+32)
22 Liberty 290 303 593 (+33)
23 Brigham Young 295 302 597 (+37)
T24 Ohio State University 300 300 600 (+40)
T24 Georgia Southern 295 305 600 (+40)
26 North Florida 306 298 604 (+44)
27 East Tennessee St. 297 308 605 (+45)
28 South Florida 303 304 607 (+47)
29 Utah 297 311 608 (+48)
30 College of Charleston 305 313 618 (+58)



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