Men's Golf Regionals

[chapelbull]

Now even for the day and 6 strokes out of 5th place

[chapelbull]

Back 9 definitely looks to be playing easier.  Unfortunately we're chasing Kent State who's also playing the back 9 now

[CousinRicky]

Disappointing day for sure.  CSB has said that they were going to have to real low at this course.  Didn't happen. Will be a while before we sniff the NCAAs again I'm afraid.  The only starter coming back is Kyle.  Nice kid and nice player but doesn't bomb the ball.  Unless we have some transfers coming in, next year will be a rebuilding year.  

[Brad]

SENIOR-LED BULLS' SOLID SEASON ENDS AT KISSIMMEE REGIONAL

May 16, 2018

TEAM SCORES

PLAYER SCORES
 
 
By TOM ZEBOLD
USF Senior Writer

KISSIMMEE, Fla., MAY 16, 2018 – No. 20 USF's impressive 2017-18 season ended Wednesday with an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Kissimmee Regional.

Fourth-seeded USF dropped four spots on the leaderboard in the final round while carding a 1-over 289 to finish the tournament at 12-under. The low five teams from each of the six 54-hole regional tournaments advanced to the NCAA Championship rounds and USF was pursuing its third NCAA Championship trip in the past four seasons.

Despite falling short of the NCAA Championship goal, USF can still be proud of a season that was packed with highlights leading up to the program's sixth straight trip to regionals.

Head coach Steve Bradley's Bulls captured the American Athletic Conference Championship crown in wire-to-wire fashion for the fourth consecutive season. USF also matched the program's season record of five tournament title victories set by Bradley's 2014-15 team.

On top of those accomplishments, seniors Claudio Correa and Cristian DiMarco both set the new USF season record by posting 23 par-or-better rounds apiece.

Correa ended his fourth straight NCAA Regional run with the Bulls in a tie for 14^th place at 4-under. The Santiago, Chile native and conference player of the year collected three par-or-better rounds at the regional, finishing with a 1-under 71 Wednesday at Reunion Resort's Watson Course (par 72, 7,154 yards).

 

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