No. 2 MGOLF sits third after 18 holes in Cabo
March 05, 2023 | Men's Golf
The Red Raiders sit tied with No. 3 Arizona State and No. 23 Baylor at +4
LOS CABOS, Mexico – The second-ranked Texas Tech men's golf program sits tied for third with No. 3 Arizona State and No. 23 Baylor after the first round of the Cabo Collegiate Sunday afternoon hosted by Arkansas at the Twin Dolphin Golf Club.
Playing without senior All-American Ludvig Aberg who made the cut at this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational, Tech received a pair of 70s from senior Jack Wall and freshman Matthew Comegys.
Wall closed with three birdies in final five holes to close the first day tied for fourth.
Like Wall, Comegys also finished the opening day tied for fourth after firing the opening round 70. The freshman recorded three birdies and just two bogeys over his 18 holes.
No. 1 Vanderbilt finished the day -4 and enjoys a four-shot lead over No. 44 Ole Miss who sits at even-par after 18 holes.
As previously mentioned, Tech sits tied with ASU and Baylor at +4 overall.
No. 19 Arizona is in solo sixth after shooting +7, followed by Arkansas (+8), No. 9 Florida State (+10) and Houston (+12).
No. 17 Alabama and No. 18 Oklahoma State sit tied for 10th (+14), followed by No. 4 Stanford (+16) and No. 14 Tennessee (+20).
Rice (+23) and Abilene Christian (+27) round out the 15-team field.
UP NEXT:
Tech returns to action Monday morning for the second round of the Cabo Collegiate. Paired with Arizona, Arkansas and FSU, the Red Raiders will tee off at 10 a.m. (CT).
Playing without senior All-American Ludvig Aberg who made the cut at this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational, Tech received a pair of 70s from senior Jack Wall and freshman Matthew Comegys.
Wall closed with three birdies in final five holes to close the first day tied for fourth.
Like Wall, Comegys also finished the opening day tied for fourth after firing the opening round 70. The freshman recorded three birdies and just two bogeys over his 18 holes.
No. 1 Vanderbilt finished the day -4 and enjoys a four-shot lead over No. 44 Ole Miss who sits at even-par after 18 holes.
As previously mentioned, Tech sits tied with ASU and Baylor at +4 overall.
No. 19 Arizona is in solo sixth after shooting +7, followed by Arkansas (+8), No. 9 Florida State (+10) and Houston (+12).
No. 17 Alabama and No. 18 Oklahoma State sit tied for 10th (+14), followed by No. 4 Stanford (+16) and No. 14 Tennessee (+20).
Rice (+23) and Abilene Christian (+27) round out the 15-team field.
UP NEXT:
Tech returns to action Monday morning for the second round of the Cabo Collegiate. Paired with Arizona, Arkansas and FSU, the Red Raiders will tee off at 10 a.m. (CT).
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