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Golf Remains in Second Place Following Second Round at The Invitational

Curtis Reed, Roman Robledo, Kyle Pilgrim among top-20 individual leaders entering final round


 

  
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Team Rounds Score
123 F
1. Florida 289288 577+1
2. Houston 293304 597+21
3. College of Charleston 299301 600+24
4. UT Arlington 310292 602+26
5. USF 303301 604+28
6. UAB 302303 605+29
7. Davidson 306301 607+31
8. Akron 312297 609+33
9. Stephen F. Austin 307303 610+34
T10. Texas State 308307 615+39
T10. Georgia Southern 307308 615+39
12. Mercer 319300 619+43
13. St. John's 317303 620+44
14. South Carolina-Aiken 307317 624+48
15. South Carolina-Upstate 325314 639+63

Houston Leaders
123 F
T12. Curtis Reed7178 149+5
T12. Roman Robledo7673 149+5
T17. Kyle Pilgrim7377 150+6
T36. Jesse Droemer7778 155+11
T40. Blair Hamilton8076 156+12
T5. Will Dusenbury7387 160+16

Overall Leaders
123 F
1. Scott Wolfes
 Georgia Southern		7367 140-4
2. Tyler McCumber
 Florida		7270 142-2
3. T.J. Vogel
 Florida		7371 144E
T4. Charlie Bull
 Akron		7373 146+4
T4. A.J. Crouch
 Florida		7472 146+4
T4. Zach Munroe
 College of Charleston		7472 146+4
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. - Posting a team score of 304 on Monday, the University of Houston golf team remained in second place following second-round play at The Invitational at Kiawah Island.

The Cougars posted a 36-hole score of 597 to stand 20 strokes behind team leader Florida on the 7,344-yard, par-72 Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort. A day after enjoying a strong finish to move into their current position, Houston struggled at times Monday. The team combined for only eight birdies and one eagle in the second round and saw only one student-athlete finish at 75 or better.

"We held our position, but we were sloppy off the tee and made far too many mistakes around the greens," fourth-year head coach Jonathan Dismuke said. "We need to go out and pay more attention to detail for a better final round."

Sophomore Roman Robledo enjoyed the team's best round of the day with a 1-over-par 73. After starting his day with a bogey on the first hole, the Harlingen, Texas, native added a birdie and an eagle on the front nine and moved into a tie for 12th place at 149.

Junior Curtis Reed, who held the individual lead after the first round, slipped back into a tie for 12th after shooting a 78 Monday for a score of 149.

Sophomore Kyle Pilgrim stood at 150 after the second round to tie for 17th and was the final Cougar among the top-20 individual leaders.

Freshman Blair Hamilton (t-40th, 156) and senior Will Dusenbury (t-59th, 160) rounded out the Cougars in the field.

After Florida and Houston, host College of Charleston (600), UT Arlington (602), USF (604), UAB (605), Davidson (607), Akron (609), Stephen F. Austin (610), Texas State (615) and Georgia Southern (615) rounded out the top-11 team leaders.

Georgia Southern's Scott Wolfes shot a 5-under-par 67 in the second round and held the individual lead at 140. Florida teammates Tyler McCumber and T.J. Vogel stood in second and third place at 142 and 144, respectively.

UP NEXT
The tournament concludes with the final round teeing at 6:30 a.m. (CDT). Fans can follow live scoring by visiting GolfStat.com or by clicking here. Fans also can receive regular Twitter updates by following @UHCougarGolf.

This will be the first of four tournaments in which the Cougars will compete as a team during the fall. From here, the team will take a two-week break from competition before playing at the Shoal Creek Invitational on Sept. 24-25 in Birmingham, Ala.

 

 

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