
Chants Shoot a 280 on Monday; Tied for Second Overall at Sun Belt Championship
4/22/2019 5:20:00 PM | Men's Golf
Coastal Carolina men’s golf is in a tie for second-place after two rounds of play at the Sun Belt Championship
Sandestin, Fla. – The Chanticleers followed their first round 278, -6 under par, on Sunday with a second round 280, -4 under par, on Monday to put themselves in a tie for second-place overall at 558, -10 under par, after two days of play at the 2019 Sun Belt Men's Golf Championship at the Raven Golf Club in Sandestin, Fla.
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Coastal Carolina is tied for second with Georgia Southern (558, -10) and a meager three strokes behind clubhouse team leader No. 28 Arkansas State (555, -13).
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Little Rock (562, -6) and UT Arlington (563, -5) round out the top-five on the team leaderboard.
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"We are lucky to only be three back heading into the final round of play tomorrow as we did not play well today," stated head coach Jim Garren. "Morgan did a nice job battling today to get a -2 under par and Zack was okay. He didn't finish well but still had a decent round. We need a big day tomorrow."
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Junior Zack Taylor paced the Chants on Monday, as he posted a Coastal low-round 68, -3 under par, to climb up into a tie for sixth-place overall at 139, -3 under par (71-68). The Pittsburgh, Pa. native, shot a 33, -3 under par, on the back nine to start his day, and then carded a 35, even par, on the front nine, highlighted by an eagle on the par-4 hole number five. He also had five birdies on the day.
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Also in a tie for sixth-place overall heading into the final round of stroke play on Tuesday is senior Wes Artac with his 36-hole score of 139, -3 under par (67-72). The senior followed his first round 67, -4 under par, on Sunday with a second round 72, +1, on Monday. The Texas native had two birdies, six pars and a double-bogey on the back nine to start the day, then shot a 36, +1, with one birdie and two bogeys on the front side to end his day with a round of 72.
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Chants' junior States Fort is also in the top-10 after two rounds of play, as he is tied for 10th with his 36-hole score of 140, -2 under par (69-71). Fort was one under on the back nine with two birdies and one bogey before he wrapped up his day with a 36, +1, on the front nine for his second round score of 71, even par. He totaled three birdies and 14 pars over his 18 holes on Monday.
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Just behind Taylor's 68 on Monday, was Morgan Deneen with his round of 69, -2 under par. The senior shot a team-high five birdies over his second round of play and dropped four strokes off his first round 73, +2. With his rounds of 73 and 69, Deneen is in a tie for 17th overall with his 36-hole score of 142, even par, heading into the final round of play on Tuesday.
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Rounding out the lineup for the Chants is senior Luis Ruiz. Ruiz posted a second round 74, +3, and when added to his first round 71, even par, he is tied for 35th overall with his 36-hole score of 145, +3. The fourth-year Chant struggled on the back nine to start the round, shooting a 39, +3, but bounced back to shoot a 35, even par, on the front nine to close out his day.
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The Chants will tee off the final round of stroke play tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. CT and will again play with No. 28 Arkansas State and Georgia Southern.
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Live scoring for the event can be found on Golfstat here while live coverage of the championship will take place on ESPN+.
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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 www.GoCCUsports.com.
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Coastal Carolina is tied for second with Georgia Southern (558, -10) and a meager three strokes behind clubhouse team leader No. 28 Arkansas State (555, -13).
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Little Rock (562, -6) and UT Arlington (563, -5) round out the top-five on the team leaderboard.
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"We are lucky to only be three back heading into the final round of play tomorrow as we did not play well today," stated head coach Jim Garren. "Morgan did a nice job battling today to get a -2 under par and Zack was okay. He didn't finish well but still had a decent round. We need a big day tomorrow."
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Junior Zack Taylor paced the Chants on Monday, as he posted a Coastal low-round 68, -3 under par, to climb up into a tie for sixth-place overall at 139, -3 under par (71-68). The Pittsburgh, Pa. native, shot a 33, -3 under par, on the back nine to start his day, and then carded a 35, even par, on the front nine, highlighted by an eagle on the par-4 hole number five. He also had five birdies on the day.
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Also in a tie for sixth-place overall heading into the final round of stroke play on Tuesday is senior Wes Artac with his 36-hole score of 139, -3 under par (67-72). The senior followed his first round 67, -4 under par, on Sunday with a second round 72, +1, on Monday. The Texas native had two birdies, six pars and a double-bogey on the back nine to start the day, then shot a 36, +1, with one birdie and two bogeys on the front side to end his day with a round of 72.
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Chants' junior States Fort is also in the top-10 after two rounds of play, as he is tied for 10th with his 36-hole score of 140, -2 under par (69-71). Fort was one under on the back nine with two birdies and one bogey before he wrapped up his day with a 36, +1, on the front nine for his second round score of 71, even par. He totaled three birdies and 14 pars over his 18 holes on Monday.
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Just behind Taylor's 68 on Monday, was Morgan Deneen with his round of 69, -2 under par. The senior shot a team-high five birdies over his second round of play and dropped four strokes off his first round 73, +2. With his rounds of 73 and 69, Deneen is in a tie for 17th overall with his 36-hole score of 142, even par, heading into the final round of play on Tuesday.
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Rounding out the lineup for the Chants is senior Luis Ruiz. Ruiz posted a second round 74, +3, and when added to his first round 71, even par, he is tied for 35th overall with his 36-hole score of 145, +3. The fourth-year Chant struggled on the back nine to start the round, shooting a 39, +3, but bounced back to shoot a 35, even par, on the front nine to close out his day.
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The Chants will tee off the final round of stroke play tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. CT and will again play with No. 28 Arkansas State and Georgia Southern.
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Live scoring for the event can be found on Golfstat here while live coverage of the championship will take place on ESPN+.
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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 www.GoCCUsports.com.
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