The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team is set to compete at the Racer Intercollegiate in Paducah, Kentucky, marking an important event as they prepare for the Southern Conference Championships. The tournament, held from April 6-7, will feature a 54-hole format at the Country Club of Paducah. The lineup includes junior Camden Braidech, sophomores Ward Harris and Ethan Whitaker, along with freshmen Griffin Law and Evan Rogers. Coach Blaine Woodruff emphasizes the event as a momentum-building opportunity following recent performances.

By the Numbers
  • Camden Braidech seeks his 3rd career win, aiming to join the ranks of Mocs with 3+ victories.
  • Evan Rogers leads the team with three round scores in the 60s this season, averaging 73.19.
  • Chattanooga boasts a stroke average of 291.05 this season, improved by 5.17 shots over the last four events.
State of Play
  • The Mocs have achieved five consecutive rounds under par for the first time in the 2023-24 season.
  • Ward Harris is ten under par over his last ten rounds, demonstrating significant improvement.
What's Next

Following the Racer Intercollegiate, the Mocs will focus on final preparations and strategies for the Southern Conference Championships.

Bottom Line

The upcoming Racer Intercollegiate presents a pivotal moment for the Mocs to capitalize on their recent form and solidify their roster's competitive edge ahead of the championship season.