WESTCHESTER Ill. & PHOENIX, Ariz. – University of Houston Men’s Golf sophomore Hudson Weibel posted a bogey-free 67 within the Second Round of the Highlands Invitational to guide the Cougars and tie for 3rd following the 1st day of the Highlands Invitational at Chicago Highlands Club on Monday night.
Competing in his first season with the Cougars after moving from Oklahoma, Weibel opened the match with a 69 and joined Ben James (Virginia), Michael Brennan (Wake Forest), Virgilio Paz (Missouri) and Colin Adams (Wake Forest) at 8-under 136.
Second-Round play used to be suspended with six groups desiring to finish play.
As a staff, the Cougars joined Duke in a tie for fourth at 17-under 559. Virginia held the first-day lead at 549 whilst host Wake Forest stood in 2d at 555. Missouri used to be in 3rd at -20 after the 1st day with Indiana (-12), Charleston (569), Wake Forest ‘B” (-4), Rutgers (578) and Iowa (579) finishing the Top 10.
Charleston’s Zach Reuland held the person lead at 11-under 133 with Virginia’s Bryan Lee in 2d at 135. Duke’s Jimmy Zheng and Jack Lundin of Missouri have been tied for 8th at 138.
Starting the time without work No. 10, Weibel briefly moved into pink numbers with a birdie on No. 11 and completed his first 9 at -3 after birdies on No. 15 and No. 18.
The Dallas local overcame a bogey with back-to-back birdies on Nos. 4-5 to complete the First Round with a 69.
In the afternoon, Weibel sank one birdie on his first 9 however opened the second one 9 with a birdie at the 461-yard, par-4 fourth gap. He added back-to-back birdies on Nos. 5-6 and closed the day along with his ultimate birdie at No. 9.
Senior All-American Santiago De La Fuente posted back-to-back 71s and joined junior All-Conference performer Wolfgang Glawe in a tie for 25th at 142. Glawe loved a 69 in Monday’s Second Round.
Junior Jacob Lindsay and sophomore Ruben Lindsay have been tied for 31st at 143. Lindsay joined Weibel and Glawe for team-low honors after recording a 69 within the morning.
PAPAGO INDIVIDUAL EVENT
In addition to the Highlands Invitational, 4 Cougars have been competing as people at the Papago Individual Event at Papago Golf Club on Monday.
Senior All-Conference megastar Austyn Reily stood in fourth after the 1st 36 holes at 43-under 138.
Reily began his day at the 7,551-yard, par-71 route on a just right notice with a birdie at the par-5 first gap however gave a stroke again with a bogey on No. 4. However, he returned to pink numbers with an eagle-3 on No. 9 and solidified his position there with birdies on No. 10 and No. 12 round his ultimate bogey of the spherical.
The Pottsboro, Texas, local added birdies on No. 15 and No. 15 to complete with a 66 and added a 72 within the afternoon consultation.
Arizona State’s Gabriel Salvanera held the first-day lead at 12-under 130 with Texas Tech teammates Tim Wiedemeyer and Ben Gregg in 2d and 3rd, respectively, at 134 and 137.
Making his collegiate debut, freshman Grant Doggett used to be tied for 18th at 146 and used to be joined in that workforce by way of jujiro Drew Murdock. Junior Laurenz Schiergen used to be 33rd at 158.
The Final Round for each and every match starts Tuesday morning.
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For Monday’s Papago Indiviudal Event motion, Schiergen starts the spherical off No, 1 at 8:54 a.m., (CDT) with Reily (9:03 a.m. CDT), Doggett (9:48 a.m. CDT) and Murdock (9:57 a.m., following CDT).
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UP NEXT
Following the Highlands Invitational, Houston will face Sam Houston in a 36-hole fit play tournament all over the Robert Steele Cup at Golfcrest Country Club in Pearland, Texas, on Oct. 3. This is a contemporary addition to the Cougars’ fall agenda.
From there, the Cougars shut their fall agenda once they compete at the Big 12 Match Play Tournament at The Clubs at Houston Oaks in Hockley, Texas, on Oct. 11th of September.
Following the vacation spoil, Houston returns to motion to open their spring season at the Southwestern Invitational at North Ranch Country Club in Westlake Village, Calif., on Jan. 29-31.
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