Chattanooga Mocs Men’s Golf Claims 7th at Western Intercollegiate
The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team secured a solid seventh place at the 79th Western Intercollegiate with a total score of 1,052, as they demonstrated resilience by finishing strong after a challenging start. Sophomore Thad Whitfield shot a notable 3-under 67, while freshman Evan Rogers led the team with a season-best total of 5-under 205, tying for seventh place overall. Coach Blaine Woodruff praised the team for their tenacity in battling back during the final round at Pasatiempo Golf Club.
By the Numbers- The Mocs finished seventh, with a total score of 1,052 over three rounds.
- Evan Rogers shot a season-low 205, featuring rounds of 65-73-67, totaling 5-under par.
- The team started 14 over through eight holes but rallied to play 8 under over the remaining holes.
- This finish marks the end of their streak of ten consecutive rounds at par or better.
The Mocs will face UAB in a dual match on April 21, serving as their final preparation before the Southern Conference Championships scheduled for April 27-29.
Bottom LineThe Mocs' performance highlights their competitive spirit and potential, showcasing young talent like Evan Rogers as they aim for strong results in upcoming tournaments.
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