Men’s Golf Ties for 13th at Duke Nelson Invitational
Suffolk men’s golf teed off its 2019 fall season over the weekend at Middlebury’s Duke Nelson Invitational at The Ralph Myhre Golf Course. The Rams shot a combined card of 618 over the two-day event to share 13th in the 16-team field.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Suffolk men's golf teed off its 2019 fall season over the weekend at Middlebury's Duke Nelson Invitational at The Ralph Myhre Golf Course. The Rams shot a combined card of 618 over the two-day event to share 13th in the 16-team field.
Suffolk upstaged its day one output of 313 with a 305 on day two to finish with a 618 overall, good for a share of 13th with Springfield.
New York University won the event behind a team score of 579, 10 strokes ahead of runner-up Williams.
Individually, Suffolk sent a four-senior, one-sophomore contingent to Middlebury, Vermont.
Brian Dunleavy and Demetrois Stamoulis were the Rams' standouts as the sophomore and senior tied for 36th with one another after shooting a 152. Dunleavy improved o his day one score of 77 with a 75 on the second day on the green, while Stamoulis 78 on day one was upstaged by a 74 on the second day.
Andrew Harper tied for 56th in the field of 118. Out of the blue-and-gold's first position, his 155 card came behind a 77 and 78, respectively.
Owen Boggini and Elias Sachs rounded out the Rams on the 71-par course. Boggini finished with a share of 90th after shooting a 163 on the weekend and Sachs tied for 98th with a two-day score of 165.
Suffolk rests up over next weekend before venturing to Amherst, Massachusetts, September 29-30 for the Blazers Invitational. The two-day event will be played at the Hickory Ridge Country Club.