At the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Marana Regional, UTEP's Dylan Teeter is making waves, currently tied for seventh overall and leading all individual competitors after posting a remarkable 5-under-par 67 in the second round. His performance included an eagle at the 17th hole and multiple birdies, positioning him as a strong contender to advance to the championship for the first time since 2018. Teeter's cumulative score of 7-under-par 137 puts him well ahead of other individual players, setting the stage for an exciting final round on Wednesday at The Gallery Golf Club.

By the Numbers
  • Teeter has a total score of 7-under par 137 after two rounds (70-67).
  • He leads individual players by seven strokes over NM State’s Javier Delgadillo and Nebraska’s Rudy Sautron, both at 144.
  • Teeter is tied for fourth on par-five holes with an average of 4.3 and has recorded six birdies.
State of Play
  • Teeter will tee off in the final round on Wednesday at 10:23 a.m. MDT.
  • He is currently one of 15 players to record at least one eagle in the tournament.
  • The top five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team will qualify for the finals.
What's Next

If Teeter maintains his performance, he could become the first UTEP golfer to qualify for the championship round in four years. The stakes are high as he aims to secure a top position among competitors in the final round.

Bottom Line

Teeter's historic challenge to advance signifies a new potential for UTEP Men's Golf, with his exceptional play serving as a source of inspiration for current and future athletes. His performance reflects both personal ambition and the possibility of UTEP's return to prominence in collegiate golf.