Florida Atlantic men’s golf will compete Sunday and Monday at the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational in Vero Beach, Florida, in its final event of the fall. Hosted by USF, the two-day tournament will cover 54 holes and begin with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. The event will be played at Quail Valley Golf Club.
Florida Atlantic lineup
NaShawn Tyson enters the tournament after finishing in the top 20 in all three of Florida Atlantic’s events this fall. He closed with a 65 in the final round of the West Bay Collegiate Invitational two weeks ago. Tyson’s three top-20 finishes lead the recent results among the golfers listed for the Owls.
Preston Worch has played out of the number two spot in each of the last two events. He tied for eighth at the Florida Atlantic Invitational. Tristan Rhodenizer also posted a strong result at the West Bay Collegiate Invitational, shooting a final-round 66 to tie for 11th.
Christian Veilleux has recorded six rounds of par or better through the first three events of the fall. He enters the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational with a 72.11 scoring average. Alexis Barnetche will make his team debut after competing as an individual two weeks ago.
Quail Valley event details
Quail Valley Golf Club will play as a par 72 and measure 7,401 yards. The field includes 15 teams and 88 individuals. Florida Atlantic and tournament host USF will compete in the field, while Memphis will also represent the American Conference.
The tournament will take place Sunday and Monday in Vero Beach. Its 54 holes will begin with the 8 a.m. shotgun start. Live hole-by-hole results will be available through Clippd Scoreboard.
FSB Take
Florida Atlantic’s fall finale brings together several golfers with recent tournament results. Tyson has three top-20 finishes, Worch tied for eighth at the Florida Atlantic Invitational and Rhodenizer tied for 11th at the West Bay Collegiate Invitational. Veilleux’s six rounds of par or better and Barnetche’s move into the team lineup add additional details to monitor during the 54-hole event.
Source: Original report