Short-Handed Cougars Compete Strongly in Pittsburg
The University of Sioux Falls men's golf team faced challenges at the Tommy Riggs Collegiate Invitational in Pittsburg, Kansas, competing without a full roster due to injuries and illnesses. Despite this setback, golfers Charlie Hanson and Ryan Nutter delivered solid individual performances on the demanding course. Participating as individuals only, both players showcased resilience, with Hanson finishing as the top Cougar in a competitive field.
By the Numbers- Charlie Hanson: T-40 with a score of +17 (77-77-79=233)
- Ryan Nutter: T-67 with a score of +25 (80-81-80=241)
- Workout conditions included a 6,889-yard, par-72 course with challenging greens.
- The Cougars competed with just two players due to circumstance, limiting their overall team score.
Sioux Falls will seek to regroup and field a full team at the Augustana Invitational on April 6-7, aiming for improved results on their home course at Elmwood Golf Course.
Bottom LineDespite competing short-handed, Sioux Falls demonstrated individual resilience and competitive spirit, setting the stage for stronger team performance in upcoming tournaments.
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