Chi Chun Chen Leads Men’s Golf in NCAA Bermuda Run Regional
Chi Chun Chen led the University of Houston Men's Golf team at the NCAA Bermuda Run Regional with a 2-under 69, placing him tied for 12th after the first round. He began his round strong with steady pars and made a total of four birdies, although he faced challenges with two bogeys toward the end. The team scored 287, putting them in a tie for ninth place with NC State. Virginia currently leads the tournament with a score of 271, followed closely by Pepperdine. The competition continues into the second round, with the top teams advancing to the NCAA Championships.
By the Numbers- Chi Chun Chen scored a 2-under 69, tying for 12th place.
- The Cougars collectively scored 287, placing them in a tie for ninth with NC State.
- The team competes in NCAA Regionals for the sixth consecutive season.
- Current leader Virginia is two shots ahead of second-place Pepperdine.
The Cougars will return for the second round at 7:25 a.m. (CDT), looking to improve their standings and aim for a top-five finish to advance to the NCAA Championships.
Bottom LineHouston Men's Golf has a strong chance to advance, led by Chi Chun Chen's performance. Their ability to capitalize in the next rounds will be crucial for NCAA Championship qualification.
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