The NC State men's golf team secured its first win of the Bo Andrews era at the Michael A. Marino Classic in Myrtle Beach, finishing four shots ahead of the runner-up, Louisville. The Pack was the only team to shoot under par in each round, emphasizing their consistency and skill. Xander Goboy and Pearce Lewin both achieved top-10 finishes, showcasing their talent with Goboy tying for fourth place and Lewin placing sixth. With this victory, NC State not only demonstrated dominance over strong competitors but also set the stage for future tournaments. They are set to compete next at the Mason Rudolph Championship on April 3.

By the Numbers
  • NC State finished the tournament at 12-under par, outperforming Louisville by four strokes.
  • Only five out of 16 teams finished under par, highlighting the Pack's performance.
Yes, But

While the Pack showcased remarkable skill, the performance of top-ranked teams indicates a competitive season ahead, suggesting they must maintain this level to contend effectively in future events.

State of Play
  • NC State shot three-under par in the final round, the best team score of the day.
  • Only four teams ranked in the top-50 participated in the event, showcasing the strength of the competition.
What's Next

NC State will look to build on this victory as they head to the Mason Rudolph Championship, where they will face new challenges and further test their abilities against top college programs.

Bottom Line

The Pack's victory marks a promising start under Coach Bo Andrews, indicating their potential for a successful season ahead if they continue to harness their competitive spirit and teamwork.