No. 15 Stanford men's golf advances to the fourth round of the NCAA Championships after a strong showing in the third round. With a bogey-free performance from Dean Greyserman and a combined total of 2-over, the Cardinal tied for 12th place, ensuring their place in match play. Notably, Greyserman finished the round at 2-under, while freshman Edan Cui contributed valuable birdies. Stanford is now only three strokes away from the final match play spot, aiming for their first championship title since 2019.

By the Numbers
  • Stanford finished the third round with a score of 1-over, total 2-over for the tournament.
  • Dean Greyserman recorded a 2-under 70, marking his 17th round at par or better this season.
  • Edan Cui scored 6 birdies, tying his best score of the tournament at 1-under overall.
State of Play
  • Stanford sits tied for 12th place after the third round of stroke play.
  • The team is poised for a chance at match play, just three strokes shy of qualifying.
  • Key contributions came from Greyserman and Cui, keeping the team competitive.
What's Next

Stanford will compete in the final round of stroke play on Monday, June 1, with hopes of securing a place in match play. The team must navigate the course effectively to overcome the three-stroke deficit for qualification.

Bottom Line

Stanford鈥檚 performance in the upcoming round is crucial as they aim to continue their championship pursuit. With strong individual performances, they have the potential to close the gap and secure a match play position.