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Washington Moves to 10th at The Goodwin
March 30, 2018 | Men's Golf
SAN FRANCISCO β The Washington men's golf squad slipped a bit in the standings into a tie for 10th after a finishing the second round with a 6-over-par 290 and is currently at 5-over through Friday at The Goodwin at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco.
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"We did not have our best stuff today, but the guys grinded out a respectable round," said assistant coach Thomas Sutton. "A good round tomorrow can really help us move up the leaderboard."
The Huskies solid day was led by sophomore Henry Lee, the lone UW golfer to finish below par on the afternoon. Lee spent much of the round at 1-over par before birdies on 14 and 18 gave him a 70 for the day. He is even-par 142 (72-70) for the tournament and currently sits in a tie for 27th in medalist play.
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Freshman Noah Woolsey remained in the top 20 with a 2-over 73 and is tied for 18th at 1-under 141 (68-73). Woolsey was even par through the first eight holes, but carded a double bogey on his ninth hole. After a bogey on 15, he closed out the round with a birdie on 18 to finish at 2-over.
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Junior Carl Yuan finished the round with a 3-over 74 and is tied for 57th with a 3-over 145 (71-74). Yuan recovered from an early double bogey with back-to-back birdies on six and seven to finish the front nine at even par. However, he struggled on the back nine with four bogeys with one birdie to finish at 3-over on the day.
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Senior Frank Garber recovered from a tough first round with a 2-over 73 to put him at 7-over 149 (76-73) for the tournament. Garber recorded a par on each of his first 12 holes before a birdie on 13 put him under par. However, he would double the next hole and finish the round at 2-over.
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Freshman Jan Schneider had a rough round with an 8-over 79 to put him at 9-over 151 (72-79) through two rounds. He struggled right out of the gate, going 9-over through the front nine including two triple bogeys to bookend the front. Schneider settled down to start the back nine, recording three birdies over the next seven holes, but a pair of bogeys on the final two ended his round at 8-over.
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Sophomore Shamu Bodhidatta represented UW as an individual and finished with his second-straight 4-over 75 and sits at 8-over 150 (75-75).
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Washington wraps up the tournament on Saturday with times and pairings yet to be announced.
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"We did not have our best stuff today, but the guys grinded out a respectable round," said assistant coach Thomas Sutton. "A good round tomorrow can really help us move up the leaderboard."
The Huskies solid day was led by sophomore Henry Lee, the lone UW golfer to finish below par on the afternoon. Lee spent much of the round at 1-over par before birdies on 14 and 18 gave him a 70 for the day. He is even-par 142 (72-70) for the tournament and currently sits in a tie for 27th in medalist play.
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Freshman Noah Woolsey remained in the top 20 with a 2-over 73 and is tied for 18th at 1-under 141 (68-73). Woolsey was even par through the first eight holes, but carded a double bogey on his ninth hole. After a bogey on 15, he closed out the round with a birdie on 18 to finish at 2-over.
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Junior Carl Yuan finished the round with a 3-over 74 and is tied for 57th with a 3-over 145 (71-74). Yuan recovered from an early double bogey with back-to-back birdies on six and seven to finish the front nine at even par. However, he struggled on the back nine with four bogeys with one birdie to finish at 3-over on the day.
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Senior Frank Garber recovered from a tough first round with a 2-over 73 to put him at 7-over 149 (76-73) for the tournament. Garber recorded a par on each of his first 12 holes before a birdie on 13 put him under par. However, he would double the next hole and finish the round at 2-over.
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Freshman Jan Schneider had a rough round with an 8-over 79 to put him at 9-over 151 (72-79) through two rounds. He struggled right out of the gate, going 9-over through the front nine including two triple bogeys to bookend the front. Schneider settled down to start the back nine, recording three birdies over the next seven holes, but a pair of bogeys on the final two ended his round at 8-over.
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Sophomore Shamu Bodhidatta represented UW as an individual and finished with his second-straight 4-over 75 and sits at 8-over 150 (75-75).
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Washington wraps up the tournament on Saturday with times and pairings yet to be announced.
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