
Coastal Men’s Golf Wraps Up Spring Opener in Gainesville
2/17/2019 9:03:00 PM | Men's Golf
Coastal Carolina men’s golf shot a final team round of 285 on Sunday at the Gator Invite
Gainesville, Fla. – Coastal Carolina men's golf wrapped up its spring-opening tournament with a team round of 285, +5, on Sunday to place ninth overall in the Florida Gators Invitational held at the Mark Bostick Golf Course in Gainesville, Fla.
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With their final round of 285, the Chanticleers finished the weekend in ninth-place overall with a 54-hole team score of 862, +22 (288-289-285).
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Coastal, who finished just one stroke behind No. 38 West Virginia (861, +21), placed ahead of Mississippi State (867, +27), Michigan (868, +28), No. 41 Georgia Southern (871, +31), Jacksonville (875, +35), Princeton (883, +43) and Southern Illinois (886, +46).
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The Chanticleers finished the tournament fifth overall in par-3 scoring as a team at 3.26, +19, and in birdies with 43.
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"It is a frustrating finish overall. We have got to get better on the scoring holes because it has been holding us back all season," head coach Jim Garren stated. "States had a nice round today and Wes battled hard all day long. We need to get back to work and clean up little mistakes and get ready for the General Hackler Championship."
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Junior States Fort continued his strong play on Sunday, as he led the Chants with a low-round 69, -1 under par, to move up 16 places on the individual leaderboard. Along with his rounds of 74 and 71 on Saturday, Fort finished the three-round event in a tie for 26th overall with a 54-hole score of 214, +4.
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Also making a leap up the leaderboard on the final day of play was senior Wes Artac. The transfer posted a final round 71, +1, on Sunday to go along with his first two rounds of 70 and 75 and place in a tie for 34th overall with his 54-hole score of 216, +6.
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Coastal's Zack Taylor followed up his second round 68, -2 under par, yesterday afternoon with a third round of 73, +3, on Sunday. With his rounds of 80, 68 and 73, the junior placed in a tie for 55th overall with his three-round combined score of 221, +11.
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Seniors Morgan Deneen and Daniel Overas both finished in a six-way tie for 63rd-place overall with tournament scores of 223, +13. Deneen carded rounds of 68, 79 and 76, while Overas turned in scores of 76, 75 and 72 for the three-round event.
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Following back-to-back rounds of 75 on Saturday, freshman Tyler Gray shot a final round 79, +9, on Sunday to finish the tournament in a tie for 78th overall with his 54-hole score of 229, +19.
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No. 3 Vanderbilt (839, -1 under par) edged No. 33 Florida (840, even par) by one stroke to win the team title, while No. 29 Liberty (842, +2), No. 19 North Florida (846, +6) and No. 30 South Florida (846, +6) rounded out the top five on the team leaderboard.
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The Chants will return to competition on March 11-12 when Coastal will host the General Hackler Championship at The Dunes Golf & Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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For complete coverage of CCU men's golf, follow the Chants on social media @CoastalMGolf (Twitter), facebook.com/CCUChanticleers (Facebook), @GoCCUSports (Instagram) or visit the official home of Coastal Carolina Athletics at goccusports.com.
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With their final round of 285, the Chanticleers finished the weekend in ninth-place overall with a 54-hole team score of 862, +22 (288-289-285).
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Coastal, who finished just one stroke behind No. 38 West Virginia (861, +21), placed ahead of Mississippi State (867, +27), Michigan (868, +28), No. 41 Georgia Southern (871, +31), Jacksonville (875, +35), Princeton (883, +43) and Southern Illinois (886, +46).
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The Chanticleers finished the tournament fifth overall in par-3 scoring as a team at 3.26, +19, and in birdies with 43.
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"It is a frustrating finish overall. We have got to get better on the scoring holes because it has been holding us back all season," head coach Jim Garren stated. "States had a nice round today and Wes battled hard all day long. We need to get back to work and clean up little mistakes and get ready for the General Hackler Championship."
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Junior States Fort continued his strong play on Sunday, as he led the Chants with a low-round 69, -1 under par, to move up 16 places on the individual leaderboard. Along with his rounds of 74 and 71 on Saturday, Fort finished the three-round event in a tie for 26th overall with a 54-hole score of 214, +4.
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Also making a leap up the leaderboard on the final day of play was senior Wes Artac. The transfer posted a final round 71, +1, on Sunday to go along with his first two rounds of 70 and 75 and place in a tie for 34th overall with his 54-hole score of 216, +6.
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Coastal's Zack Taylor followed up his second round 68, -2 under par, yesterday afternoon with a third round of 73, +3, on Sunday. With his rounds of 80, 68 and 73, the junior placed in a tie for 55th overall with his three-round combined score of 221, +11.
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Seniors Morgan Deneen and Daniel Overas both finished in a six-way tie for 63rd-place overall with tournament scores of 223, +13. Deneen carded rounds of 68, 79 and 76, while Overas turned in scores of 76, 75 and 72 for the three-round event.
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Following back-to-back rounds of 75 on Saturday, freshman Tyler Gray shot a final round 79, +9, on Sunday to finish the tournament in a tie for 78th overall with his 54-hole score of 229, +19.
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No. 3 Vanderbilt (839, -1 under par) edged No. 33 Florida (840, even par) by one stroke to win the team title, while No. 29 Liberty (842, +2), No. 19 North Florida (846, +6) and No. 30 South Florida (846, +6) rounded out the top five on the team leaderboard.
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The Chants will return to competition on March 11-12 when Coastal will host the General Hackler Championship at The Dunes Golf & Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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For complete coverage of CCU men's golf, follow the Chants on social media @CoastalMGolf (Twitter), facebook.com/CCUChanticleers (Facebook), @GoCCUSports (Instagram) or visit the official home of Coastal Carolina Athletics at goccusports.com.
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