The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team achieved a significant milestone, climbing to a tie for third at the 79th Western Intercollegiate, held at Pasatiempo Golf Club. They recorded a 4-under 346, totaling 4 under par after 36 holes. Sophomore Thad Whitfield played a pivotal role, scoring a career-best 3-under 67. The Mocs are tied with 24th-ranked BYU and UNLV, trailing behind USC in first place and Cal in second.

By the Numbers
  • Chattanooga Mocs scored 4 under par over 36 holes.
  • Thad Whitfield posted a personal best score of 67, contributing to 19 birdies and three eagles.
State of Play
  • The Mocs have recorded ten consecutive team rounds at par or better, setting a school record.
  • They ranked third among a competitive field including teams like USC, Cal, and Arizona.
What's Next

The final round is scheduled to begin on April 15 at 1:16 p.m. Eastern Time, where the Mocs will aim to solidify their standing and potentially move up in the rankings.

Bottom Line

The Mocs showcased their strong performance and resilience, setting a tone for the final round and building momentum as they compete against elite teams. With continued focus, they could secure a top finish at this prestigious event.