RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico --- The ninth-ranked Georgia men’s
golf team came in second in the Puerto Rico Classic on Tuesday.
The Bulldogs fired a final-round 1-over 289 to wind up at
8-under 856. Team honors went to Clemson at 19-under 845, while Georgia Tech
and North Carolina State tied for third at 5-under 859.
On Tuesday, the Bulldogs were led by freshman Spencer
Ralston, who signed for a 2-under 70. Senior Greyson Sigg and sophomores Jack
Larkin Jr. and Tye Waller all added 1-over 73s.
Senior Jaime Lopez Rivarola had Georgia’s non-counting score of 4-over
76.
Waller finished seventh at 3-under 213, seven shots shy of
Georgia Tech’s Luke Schniederjans (10-under 206). Ralston claimed 10th at
2-under 214, followed by Lopez Rivarola at 1-under 215. Larkin and Sigg wound
up at 1-over 217 and 7-over 223, respectively.
“I thought we had a pretty solid tournament overall,”
Georgia head coach Chris Haack said. “We went through a few ups and downs, but
we can learn from those as we move forward. The key in the spring is to play
steady, consistent golf. We can build on the positives we had down here.”
Playing in the Puerto Rico Classic Individual, freshman Will
Chandler had a final-round 1-over 73 and finished 10th at 20-over 233.
The Bulldogs will return to action Sunday through Tuesday in
the Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate in Mexico.
• Harris English, Brian Harman, Russell Henley, Kevin Kisner, Hudson Swafford and Joey Garber will play this week in the Honda Classic in Florida.
• Slots are still available for the Coach Chris Haack Golf Camp, which will be held June 4-7 and June 8-11 for both boys and girls ages 10-18.
• Harris English, Brian Harman, Russell Henley, Kevin Kisner, Hudson Swafford and Joey Garber will play this week in the Honda Classic in Florida.
• Slots are still available for the Coach Chris Haack Golf Camp, which will be held June 4-7 and June 8-11 for both boys and girls ages 10-18.
