
Photo by: Owen Main
Cal Poly 18th following Opening 18 at Stanford’s Goodwin
3/28/2024 7:25:00 PM | Men's Golf
THE GOODWIN TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD
SAN FRANCISCO – Graduate student Ben Quick (above) finished as the Cal Poly men's golf program's low scorer with an even-par 70 and just four strokes off the top of the leaderboard as the Mustangs completed first round action Thursday at The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford at TPC Harding Park
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Playing the par-70, 7,193-yard course, Quick – tied for 21st – produced three birdies in the even-par effort and trails leader Jonathan Nielsen of Clemson by the four strokes.
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Fellow graduate student Austin Liu also enjoyed three birdies, but with four bogeys he carded a one-over 71 for a share of 28th position.
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A shot behind Liu, junior Baron Szeto's two-over 72 included a pair of birdies to reach 45th on the leaderboard.
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Despite both recording two birdies, senior Joey Zambri and junior Jackson Parrish each finished with five-over 75s, alongside junior Parker Mapes. All three own a share of 115th place in the 168-player field.
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Competing as an individual, freshman Louis Pilod chalked up three birdies as part of a three-over 73 to sit in 68th spot.
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As a team, Cal Poly's 12-over 292 placed the Mustangs in 18th place among the field's 31 programs.
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Second-round action at The Goodwin resumes Friday morning. Play concludes Saturday, March 30 with the final 18 holes.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Graduate student Ben Quick (above) finished as the Cal Poly men's golf program's low scorer with an even-par 70 and just four strokes off the top of the leaderboard as the Mustangs completed first round action Thursday at The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford at TPC Harding Park
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Playing the par-70, 7,193-yard course, Quick – tied for 21st – produced three birdies in the even-par effort and trails leader Jonathan Nielsen of Clemson by the four strokes.
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Fellow graduate student Austin Liu also enjoyed three birdies, but with four bogeys he carded a one-over 71 for a share of 28th position.
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A shot behind Liu, junior Baron Szeto's two-over 72 included a pair of birdies to reach 45th on the leaderboard.
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Despite both recording two birdies, senior Joey Zambri and junior Jackson Parrish each finished with five-over 75s, alongside junior Parker Mapes. All three own a share of 115th place in the 168-player field.
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Competing as an individual, freshman Louis Pilod chalked up three birdies as part of a three-over 73 to sit in 68th spot.
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As a team, Cal Poly's 12-over 292 placed the Mustangs in 18th place among the field's 31 programs.
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Second-round action at The Goodwin resumes Friday morning. Play concludes Saturday, March 30 with the final 18 holes.
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