‘U’ Wraps Up Day One in Ninth Place at Hoosier Collegiate Invitational

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Minnesota males’s golf crew is tied for ninth place after the primary day of the Hoosier Collegiate Invitational. The second spherical was suspended attributable to darkness on Saturday night.

The Golden Gophers have a crew rating of 30-over-par, tying with Maryland and Indiana on the fringe of the highest 10. The crew shot 21-over-par in the course of the first spherical. The Maroon and Gold has a second-round rating of 9-over-par by means of 14 accomplished holes.

Kansas and Purdue sit tied for first place with a rating of 3-over-par. Four golfers sit atop the leaderboard with matching scores of 1-under-par. 

Notable Performances: 

Sophomore Chun-Ta Wu led the Gophers with a rating of 4-over-par. He presently has an even-par spherical going within the second spherical, tying for twenty second place among the many discipline. 

Freshmen Torger Ohe and Joe Honsa are tied for forty ninth place with matching scores of 9-over-par. Ohe shot 4-over-par (75) in the course of the first spherical, selecting up one birdie. Honsa has a second-round rating of 2-over-par, recording 4 birdies all through his first 31 holes of golf. 

Senior Cormac Sharpe penciled a rating of 10-over-par, together with a second-round mark of 2-over-par. He is tied for 58th place amongst all golfers.

Senior Jack Wetzel registered a rating of 12-over-par as a person, accumulating two birdies.

Reigning Big Ten Conference Golfer of the Week, sophomore Jack Crousore carded a mark of 13-over-par on the day, tying for 73rd general.

Up Next:

The Gophers conclude the Hoosier Collegiate Invitational Sunday, resuming the second spherical at 7:45 a.m. CT. The third spherical will start instantly after, whereas up to date outcomes might be adopted at Scoreboard.