2018 SH Collegiate News

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Day One

One of the top college golf events of the year is off and running. The host UNLV men’s golf team shot an opening-round 3-under-par 285 to stand in second place at the Southern Highlands Collegiate. Florida is the team leader after the first 18 holes at 6-under 282. TCU is third at 1-under, while Pepperdine is fourth at even par. Individually, Washington’s Noah Woolsey leads the field by a shot after a 5-under 67. Three players are at 4-under, tied for second.

Articles of Note

UNLVRebels.com – Host UNLV stands in second after day one

Golfweek.com – Feature on Alabama’s Wilson Furr

GoHuskies.com – Woolsey leads after round one

Day Two

After two rounds, TCU overtook Florida and led by one shot entering the final round at Southern Highlands. TCU was a team total of 2-under par. UNLV and Florida were tied for second. Justin Suh from USC was the individual leader at 6-under par by two shots over Gordon Neale, Patrick Fishburn, Clay Feagler and Brad Dalke.

Articles of note

UNLVMensGolf.com – Rebels challenging for title

GoFrogs.com – TCU takes lead after two rounds

Golfweek.com – Wife of SMU coach in remission

Golfweek.com – Pepperdine’s Feagler on a roll

SMUMustangs.com – Goodwin paces SH Collegiate on moving day

Day Three

Florida captured the 2018 Southern Highlands Collegiate with a four-stroke victory over USC and Texas Tech. UNLV finished fourth at even par. Florida coach JC Deacon played for UNLV from 2001-05 and was a Rebels assistant from 2011-14.

USC junior Justin Suh, Golfweek’s top-ranked college player, won the individual title at 8-under par. UNLV junior Harry Hall was second at 6-under par.