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The Georgia State Men’s Golf team finished 11th at the Furman Intercollegiate with a total score of 878 (+26). The Panthers showed improvement over three rounds, highlighted by a strong final round performance. Leaders Connor MacMillan and Cameron Jackson contributed significant scores, while the team looks forward to upcoming tournaments. The event marked an important step as they prepare for the Spring Season.
Greenville, South Carolina – The Georgia State Men’s Golf team wrapped up the Furman Intercollegiate with an 11th-place finish, recording a total score of 878 (+26) over three rounds at the Furman University Golf Club. The competition showcased a strong field, but the Panthers were unable to crack the top ten despite a commendable final round.
In their first round, the Panthers struggled a bit, posting a score of 298 (+14). However, they improved in the second round with a score of 296 (+12) before delivering their best performance in the final round, registering an even par score of 284. This late surge highlighted the team’s fighting spirit, but ultimately, it wasn’t enough to significantly alter their standing in the total rankings.
Leading the way for Georgia State was Connor MacMillan, who finished tied for 28th place with a score of +2 (215). MacMillan’s performance was marked by rounds of 72 (+1), 75 (+4), and an impressive final round of 69 (-3), demonstrating his capability to rebound and perform well under pressure.
Cameron Jackson followed closely behind, finishing tied for 33rd with a total score of +3 (216). His rounds consisted of 72 (+1), 74 (+3), and 70 (-1) in the final round, showcasing consistency throughout the tournament. Another strong performance came from Jordan Jung, who tied for 37th place with a score of +4 (217). Jung’s rounds of 74 (+3), 74 (+3), and 69 (-2) also reflected a solid final day.
On the other hand, Brody Tidwell struggled, finishing tied for 79th place with a total score of 230 (+17), including a final round score of 77 (+6). Daniel Medellin concluded the tournament in 87th place with a score of 239 (+26) after round scores of 84 (+13), 78 (+7), and 77 (+6).
The team titles were claimed by Texas A&M, which finished with a stellar score of 829 (-23), while individual honors went to Scotty Kennon of Wake Forest, who achieved an impressive score of -11.
The performance at the Furman Intercollegiate is a building block for Georgia State, who aim to improve on their results as they look toward the Spring Season. The team will set their sights on the Thomas Sharkey Individual tournament, marking the beginning of their competitive spring lineup on February 1. With a strong showing in the final round as a point of emphasis, the Panthers are hopeful to carry that momentum into their upcoming events.
As the season progresses, the Georgia State Men’s Golf team will have the opportunity to refine their skills and enhance their performance, aiming for better finishes in future tournaments.
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