Golf Tied For 11th After Second Round At The Saint Mary’s Invitational

Tuesday, November 5

Monterey, CA

All Day

University of Utah

St. Mary's Invitational

Photo by: Steve C. Wilson

Golf Tied For 11th After Second Round At The Saint Mary’s Invitational

11/5/2019 4:51 PM | Men's Golf

Monterey, Calif. - The Utah men's golf team has moved into a tie for 11^th through two rounds at the Saint Mary's Invitational, shooting 11-over par (579) for the tournament after shooting 7-over (291) on day two.

"We got off to a really poor start," head coach Garrett Clegg said. "The negative is that we played one of our worst rounds of the year, but the positive is we played a solid back nine to bring it back a bit. Tomorrow is our final round of the fall. Hopefully we can finish the fall off on a high note."

Senior Mitchell Schow continues to lead the Utes through two rounds of play after shooting even par (71) in the second round and 1-under for the tournament (141). He currently sits in a tie for 24^th overall.

Not far behind Schow is junior Blake Tomlinson, who shot 1-over par (72) on the day. Tomlinson is tied for 29^th among the field and is shooting even par (142) through two rounds of play.

Junior Tristan Mandur is tied for 39^th after shooting 1-over par (72) for the second day in a row and is 2-over (144) through 36 holes. Colton Tanner, who is competing for the Utes as an individual in the invitational is tied for 47^th overall after shooting 3-over par in round two (74) and in the tournament (145) as a whole.

True freshman Jesper von Reedtz carded 6-over par (77) on his second day on the course and 11-over for the tournament to place him in a tie for 82^nd with Jordan Costello rounding out the Utes shooting 12-over through two rounds, including going 5-over par today (76) to finish in a tie for 87^th.

The Utes will return to action tomorrow when they compete in the third and final round of the Saint Mary's Invitational. Round three will begin between 7:30-9 a.m. PT with live scoring available on GolfStat.com.