No. 22 Midwestern State closes its fall golf season at the Tulsa Cup, which begins Monday at Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The Mustangs enter after finishing sixth at their own invitational, led by Mary Kerr’s tie for ninth.

By the Numbers
  • 16 teams are entered in the 54-hole tournament.
  • Midwestern State shot 48-over 912 to finish sixth at last week’s invitational.
  • Kerr finished tied for ninth at 3-over 219; individual entrant Kinley Pessel placed 22nd at 10-over 226.
  • The Mustangs recorded 31 birdies and 71 bogeys, ranking fifth in each category among 16 teams.
Yes, But

Midwestern State is ranked No. 22, but its most recent tournament ended with a sixth-place finish. A stronger second round showed some potential: the Mustangs improved from a 24-over 312 opening round to 9-over 297.

State of Play
  • The Tulsa Cup is hosted by Rogers State at Forest Ridge Golf Club.
  • Cameron is the only other Lone Star Conference team in the field.
  • The course features rolling terrain, bunkers, water hazards, thick rough and tree-lined Bermuda-grass fairways.
What’s Next

The Mustangs tee off Monday morning for their final event of the fall. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, light southerly winds and highs in the upper 70s.

Bottom Line

The Tulsa Cup gives No. 22 Midwestern State one final chance this fall to turn its recent improvement into a stronger team finish.