Longwood men's golf team finished ninth at the Wofford Invitational, marking the conclusion of their regular season. The team carded a total score of 879 (+27) over three days, slipping behind Radford by two shots. Matthew Hartley led the Lancers with an even-par 71 in the final round, finishing tied for 50th overall. David Lafreniere and Hunter Swidzinski were the team鈥檚 top finishers, both tying for 41st with scores of 221 (+8). As they prepare for the Big South Championship, head coach Kevin Fillman expressed disappointment in their performance.

By the Numbers
  • Longwood finished with a score of 879 (+27), placing ninth in the tournament.
  • Matthew Hartley recorded a final round of 71, improving his total to 223 (+10).
State of Play
  • Longwood slid two spots down the standings on the final day compared to previous rounds.
  • The team will compete in the Big South Championship starting April 26, with match play for top four teams beginning April 29.
What's Next

As the Lancers head to the Big South Championship, they must regroup and focus on improving strategies and mental readiness. Consistency will be crucial for advancement in the match play format that follows the stroke play rounds.

Bottom Line

The ninth-place finish serves as a wake-up call for Longwood, emphasizing the need for better performance ahead of the Big South Championship. With the right mindset, the team can turn recent challenges into motivation and aim for a stronger showing.