Wednesday, February 20
LaQuinta, CA
All Day
University of Utah

at

Prestige at PGA West
Photo by: Brooke Frederickson
2/20/2019 5:48 PM | Men's Golf
Dunkle tabs top-20 finish to lead Utah.
LA QUINTA, Calif. – The Utah men's golf team concluded action at the Prestige at PGA West on Wednesday, finishing in 14th place at the three-day event. The tournament was played at the par-71, 7100-yard Greg Norman Course in La Quinta, Calif.
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Utah struggled to find rhythm on the final day and went on to shoot 20-over par (304) to close out the event. The Utes finished with a 54-hole score of 45-over par (291-302-304=897).
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"We have a lot to figure out as a group," said head coach Garrett Clegg. "We need to compete better than we did these final 36 holes. I'm glad we have a couple of weeks before we travel again. We need to get home and evaluate our next steps."
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Senior Kyler Dunkle placed the highest among Utes in the individual standings, placing in a tie for 19th overall to notch his fourth top-20 finish of the season. Dunkle shot 5-over par (76) on Wednesday to finish the event with a combined score of 5-over par (218).
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Sophomore Blake Tomlinson recorded the best round of the day for the Utes, shooting 2-over par (73) in the final round. Tomlinson finished the event tied for 47th place with a combined score of 11-over par (224).
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Freshman Axel Einarsson finished tied for 63rd place with a combined score of 16-over par (229), while sophomore Tristan Mandur placed in a tie for 66th with a three-day score of 17-over par (230). Einarsson shot 10-over par (81) in the final round, while Mandur carded 6-over par (77).
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Closing out the Utes in California, junior Mitchell Schow finished tied for 75th place at 22-over par (235). Schow carded 7-over par (78) on the final day.
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No. 16 LSU won the team title in the 16-team field at The Prestige with a three-day score of 14-under par. Top-ranked Oklahoma State (-8) finished in second place, No. 14 Pepperdine (+5) finished third overall, UCLA (+14) placed fourth, while Oregon (+17) rounded out the top-five teams in fifth place.
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The Utah men's golf team will have some time off before the Utes head to the Pacific Northwest to compete at the Bandon Dunes Championship in Bandon, Ore. The three-day event will begin Sunday, March 10, and will be played at Bandon Dunes Resort on the Old MacDonald Course.
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Utah struggled to find rhythm on the final day and went on to shoot 20-over par (304) to close out the event. The Utes finished with a 54-hole score of 45-over par (291-302-304=897).
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"We have a lot to figure out as a group," said head coach Garrett Clegg. "We need to compete better than we did these final 36 holes. I'm glad we have a couple of weeks before we travel again. We need to get home and evaluate our next steps."
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Senior Kyler Dunkle placed the highest among Utes in the individual standings, placing in a tie for 19th overall to notch his fourth top-20 finish of the season. Dunkle shot 5-over par (76) on Wednesday to finish the event with a combined score of 5-over par (218).
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Sophomore Blake Tomlinson recorded the best round of the day for the Utes, shooting 2-over par (73) in the final round. Tomlinson finished the event tied for 47th place with a combined score of 11-over par (224).
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Freshman Axel Einarsson finished tied for 63rd place with a combined score of 16-over par (229), while sophomore Tristan Mandur placed in a tie for 66th with a three-day score of 17-over par (230). Einarsson shot 10-over par (81) in the final round, while Mandur carded 6-over par (77).
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Closing out the Utes in California, junior Mitchell Schow finished tied for 75th place at 22-over par (235). Schow carded 7-over par (78) on the final day.
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No. 16 LSU won the team title in the 16-team field at The Prestige with a three-day score of 14-under par. Top-ranked Oklahoma State (-8) finished in second place, No. 14 Pepperdine (+5) finished third overall, UCLA (+14) placed fourth, while Oregon (+17) rounded out the top-five teams in fifth place.
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The Utah men's golf team will have some time off before the Utes head to the Pacific Northwest to compete at the Bandon Dunes Championship in Bandon, Ore. The three-day event will begin Sunday, March 10, and will be played at Bandon Dunes Resort on the Old MacDonald Course.
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