Tuesday's men's golf roundup

Samford Bulldogs Have Strong Final Day At Palmetto Intercollegiate To Finish Fifth

The Samford men's golf team used a strong final round to finish in a tie for fifth at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate, hosted by USC Aiken, on Monday and Tuesday.
 
The teams only played two rounds due to inclement weather. Samford finished with a three-round score of 588 (307-281) to tie with Mercer for fifth in the 15-team field. Clemson won the event with a final score of 563 (289-274)Mercer Bears Finish Fifth At Palmetto IntercollegiateThe Mercer men's golf team finished in a tie for fifth place at the Palmetto Intercollegiate on Tuesday, led by a top-five finish from Nathan Trodd.
After weather suspended play in day one of the event, the tournament shifted to a 36-hole format on Tuesday. Trodd began his day with a 75 in round one, but turned it on in round two with six birdies and an eagle to card a six-under 65 and finish the tournament even. The 65 was good for the tournament's second-lowest round. Furman's Morlan Ties For Tenth At Seminole IntercollegiateFurman senior Will Morlan (-2) shot a 71 to tie for tenth to lead the Paladin men's golf team Tuesday in the final round of the Seminole Intercollegiate, which was hosted by Florida State at the par 70, 6816 yard Glen Arven Country Club in Thomasville, Ga. Wofford Concludes Play in Shortened Palmetto IntercollegiateWeather impacted the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate on day one, forcing the cancellation of one of the event's rounds. After both concluding round one and playing round two on Tuesday, the Wofford men's golf team placed 10th in the tournament. Major Lenning led the Terriers with a 151 score in a tie for 33rd.The Chattanooga Mocs earned the squad’s third win of the season running away with the Babygrande Donald Ross Collegiate at Mid Pines Inn & Golf ClubDominating performance. That's the succinct explanation of the Chattanooga Mocs play winning the Babygrande Golf Donald Ross Collegiate. The Mocs completed the 54-hole tournament with a 25-under 839 total after blitzing the field with a final round 270 (-18). That was good for a 23-stroke victory with host George Mason a distant second with 862 (-2).