Bruins finish sixth at Whistling Straits
All five Bruin golfers improved upon their first round scores by at least four strokes as the Bellevue University men’s golf team posted a sixth place finish at the Whistling Straits Championship.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. -- All five Bruin golfers improved upon their first round scores by at least four strokes as the Bellevue University men's golf team posted a sixth place finish at the Whistling Straits Championship.
Sam Johnson was the top BU finisher, tying for sixth overall following a 2-under second round. Over 36 holes, Johnson shot 155 and finished just four stroke backs of individual champion Brandon Bodis of Davenport University.
Dylan Rodgers came in with a second round 77 (+5) to finish in a tie for 10th place at 158.
Totte Uhland and Hugo Brandt tied for 28th overall with two-day totals of 164. Uhlan carded a 79 on the day and Brandt shot 80.
Cayden Wynne posted a second round 80 for a 165 total to finish in a tie for 31st in the 75-golfer field.
Keiser University took home the team title with a score of 628, defeating Davenport University on a tie-breaker (fifth golfer score). Aurora University (635), Taylor University (637), and Indiana Wesleyan University (638) rounded out the top five with Bellevue in sixth at 641.
That sees Bellevue conclude the fall portion of their schedule. The Bruins will return to action in the spring; visit BUBruins.com for the latest updates on the spring schedule.