Men's Golf Concludes Weather-Shortened Rod Myers Invitational

Scoring

Weather wrecked havoc at the Rod Myers Invitational with multiple lightning delays on the first day resulting in what was scheduled to be a 54-hole event becoming a 36-hole affair.

Princeton concluded the 36 holes in 12th place out of 13 teams competing with an overall score of 586 (+10). UNC Greensboro were team champions at 556 (-20).

Reed Greyserman was top finisher for the Tigers, posting a T23 result at 143 (-1). After carding a 73 (+1) over the opening 18, he shot a 70 (-2) to close his tournament.

Freshman Will Chang was T36 at 145 (+1) to begin his Princeton career. After shooting 75 (+3) over his first 18 holes, he responded with a 70 (-2) in the second 18.

Princeton's Results At The Rod Myers Invitational
T23. Reed Greyserman (73-70-143; -1)
T36. Will Chang (75-70-145; +1)
T53. Eric Zhao (72-77-149; +5)
T53. Eric Yun (74-75-149; +5)
80. James Lee (85-79-164; +20)
T76. Tommy Frist (80-75-155; +11)*
* Competed As Individual

The Tigers are next in action at the MacDonald Cup hosted by Yale September 26-27.

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