Friday, February 11, 2005
The Kansas men’s golf team got off to a hot start at the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate Golf Tournament in Hilo, Hawaii on Wednesday.
The team concluded the first round of play in a tie for fourth in a difficult 21-team field.
The Jayhawks recorded a 272 first round total on the Waikoloa Village Course, which left them deadlocked with Washington, and conference foe Colorado.
Oklahoma State finished the first-round standing alone in the lead with a team total of 264. The Cowboys were led by Tyler Leon, who shot a 64. Leon finished the round tied for 1st.
Southern California finished the day in second, coming in just one stroke behind the tournament-leading Oklahoma State with a team score of 265. Augusta State finished the day in third, with a total team score of 270.
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Kansas sophomore Tyler Docking shot a 64, placing him in a three-way tie for first with Leon and Augusta State’s Emmett Turner, at the end of the first round. The round score of 64 that Docking carded, ties for the second-lowest round in Kansas golf history.
As for the other Jayhawks, senior Kevin Ward finished the round with score of 68, senior Andrew Price finished one stroke behind Ward with a score of 69, senior Pete Krsnich fired a 71 and sophomore Gary Woodland rounded out the Jayhawks with a total score of 73.
Coach Ross Randall said his team played well on Wednesday. There would be no way to judge the team’s progress without an actual tournament, he said.
The Jayhawks are ahead of some of the premier golfing programs in the country, including Arizona State, UCLA and Stanford.
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