The Wofford men's golf team secured a fifth-place finish at the Wofford Invitational, showcasing strong performances throughout the three-day event. Junior Glover Amick achieved a career-best tie for ninth with a score of two-under 211. Overall, the team scored one-under 851, with four players finishing in the top 20, including Ben Jordan and Miller Carr, who tied for 14th. The tournament was hosted at the Country Club of Spartanburg, where nationally ranked USC-Aiken won with a score of 12-under 840.

By the Numbers
  • Wofford finished with a total score of one-under 851.
  • Glover Amick scored two-under 211, tied for ninth place.
  • Wofford had 54 birdies and three eagles during the tournament.
State of Play
  • The team opened with scores of 287 on both the first two days and improved to 277 on the final day.
  • Amick led with a 69 in the first round and recorded a total of 15 birdies.
  • Carr achieved a career-low round of 65 in the final round.
What's Next

Wofford will next compete at the Southern Conference Tournament in Columbia, South Carolina, beginning April 27. This upcoming challenge will be crucial for the team's season standings and potential qualification for further events.

Bottom Line

Wofford's performance at the Invitational demonstrates their competitive edge, especially with multiple players achieving personal bests. Continued focus on their short game and strategic play will be key as they head into their next tournament.