Leading Ball State was Driscoll, who shot a 2-over-par 74. The second round saw many of the same scores as the first round. Anytime you can have five players that are pretty consistently breaking 75, that's pretty good.” We had a couple of players, it seems like every round we had one or two that were in red numbers for a portion of the round and that a few mistakes here or there a bogey or a double would kind of derail things. “You could shoot under par if you got it going. “I think that I would have liked to have seen maybe our top two or three players get into red numbers because I think it was certainly out there on that golf course,” Andry said.
Driscoll and Broce were both at 4-over-par, and Gallagher was at 5-over-par. The other three players would be close behind though. Parrott had 13 pars in her round, and Boyd had 12. Both of them shot a 3-over-par score of 75 in their first round.
for the first round, two leaders in that round were Parrott and Boyd. So it's all about getting it as close to the green as possible, and then at that point, it's who can wedge it and putt it the best.”īall State teed off at 8:30 a.m. “It's a golf course that has wide fairways and big green and so it benefits players that can bomb it out there because you're not going to get in a lot of trouble even if you hit it a little bit offline. “The golf course was in great condition and we had absolutely perfect weather for both days in the tournament,” head coach Cameron Andry said. The Cardinals were at the Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club in Lakewood Rance, Florida.
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