Maryland
Kiawah Classic
Terps Finish Strong at Kiawah Classic
11/2/2015 12:00:00 AM | Men's Golf
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. - The Maryland men's golf team ended up tied for seventh out of 22 teams at the Kiawah Classic by Aramark at the Turtle Point Golf Club. As a team, the Terrapins shaved 14 strokes off their team score Monday to shoot a 286, which was two-under par on the day.
Due to inclement weather, the teams were not able to finish Tuesday's third round.
"This was a solid finish to our fall season," head coach Jason Rodenhaver said. "A top 10 finish in a good field should help our confidence as we prepare for off-season workouts."
Sophomore David Kocher led the way, shooting a 66, which was six-under par in the second round. He finished third in the 113-player field with his combined score of 138 (72-66).
Senior Tom Harris earned a two-over 74 Monday, giving him a total score of 147 (73-74), which is three-over total.
Sophomore Joe Brooks shot a 73 Monday for a combined score of 151 (78-73), and freshman Timothy Colanta earned a 75 in Monday's second round with a 152 (77-75), Freshman Reilly Erhardt took nine strokes off his first round total, shooting a 73 Monday for a combined score of 155 (82-73).
The Terrapins were one of 22 teams competing in the Kiawah Classic, including Charleston Southern, Winthrop, Duke, Rice, Presbyterian, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Augusta, Missouri, USC Upstate, Richmond, Louisiana Monroe, Georgia Southern, Coastal Carolina, Jacksonville State, Gardner-Webb, Radford, Loyola of Maryland, Virginia, College of Charleston, and Newberry.
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