UL's golf team is in ninth place after the first two rounds of the Maridoe Intercollegiate Tournament, behind strong performances from top-ranked teams. Oklahoma State leads the tournament with an even-par 576, while the challenging Maridoe Golf Club course has resulted in high scores, with no team breaking par. Players from UL are facing formidable competition, making it a tough outing as they prepare for upcoming conference championships.

By the Numbers
  • Oklahoma State leads with a total score of 576 (even par).
  • UL recorded a total score of 614 (+38) over the two rounds.
  • Jean Louis du Plessis is tied for 29th with a score of 152 (+8).
State of Play
  • UL posted a 14-over 302 in the morning and a 312 in the afternoon round.
  • Three players from UL, including du Plessis, are positioned within the top 40 for individual scores.
  • The tournament features a competitive field of 13 teams, with many scoring over par.
What's Next

The final round of the Maridoe Intercollegiate will take place on Tuesday, with UL aiming to improve its standings against UTRGV and Sam Houston. The team is seeking to build on the fight and spirit demonstrated in the first two rounds.

Bottom Line

UL's performance, while currently in the back of the pack, highlights the challenges of competing on a tough golf course. As they head into the final round and subsequent championships, the focus will be on consistent play and minimizing errors.