
No. 10 Huskies In The Mix After Opening Day Of NCAA Regionals
May 13, 2024 | Men's Golf
RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. – After firing a 10-over par 290 on the opening day of the NCAA Rancho Santa Fe Regional at The Farms Golf Club, No. 10 Washington is five shots back of a qualifying spot.
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The top-five teams after Wednesday's final round will advance to the NCAA Championships.
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Washington remains in striking distance thanks in large part to an excellent day out of senior Teddy Lin, who fired in three birdies and worked around two bogeys for a one-under 69. Lin pared the final six holes of the round to sit two shots back of the lead, tied for sixth.
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"Bit of a struggle for us today," head coach Alan Murray said. "It was a great round by Teddy and he scrambled well."
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While Lin was the only Husky to finish at or under par, Taehoon Song and Finn Koelle battled through and up-and-down round to finish three-over. Aside from a single hole, Petr Hruby was solid throughout the day. However, an 11 on three sunk the senior's round as he matched Bo Peng at five-over, though only one score counted against UW's total.
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"The other guys battled well and we just made a few loose mistakes and dropped some careless shots here and there but there is a long way to go," Murray said.
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Washington will tee off the second round at 8:55 p.m. PT on Tuesday, starting with Peng.
"We will do a little practice this afternoon and tidy a few things up and be ready to go tomorrow morning," Murray concluded.
For more information on the UW men's golf team, follow @UW_MGolf on X and Instagram.
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The top-five teams after Wednesday's final round will advance to the NCAA Championships.
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Washington remains in striking distance thanks in large part to an excellent day out of senior Teddy Lin, who fired in three birdies and worked around two bogeys for a one-under 69. Lin pared the final six holes of the round to sit two shots back of the lead, tied for sixth.
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"Bit of a struggle for us today," head coach Alan Murray said. "It was a great round by Teddy and he scrambled well."
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While Lin was the only Husky to finish at or under par, Taehoon Song and Finn Koelle battled through and up-and-down round to finish three-over. Aside from a single hole, Petr Hruby was solid throughout the day. However, an 11 on three sunk the senior's round as he matched Bo Peng at five-over, though only one score counted against UW's total.
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"The other guys battled well and we just made a few loose mistakes and dropped some careless shots here and there but there is a long way to go," Murray said.
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Washington will tee off the second round at 8:55 p.m. PT on Tuesday, starting with Peng.
"We will do a little practice this afternoon and tidy a few things up and be ready to go tomorrow morning," Murray concluded.
For more information on the UW men's golf team, follow @UW_MGolf on X and Instagram.
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