Uy Doan leads the individual standings after two rounds of the West Bay Collegiate Invitational, giving Stetson University men’s golf a top contender entering Tuesday’s final round at West Bay Club in Estero, Florida. Doan shot 9-under 135 over 36 holes Monday with rounds of 68 and 67. He holds a one-stroke advantage over Caden Lee of Appalachian State and Christian Figueredo of Florida Gulf Coast.
Doan, a sophomore from Hanoi, Vietnam, leads the 88-player field in par-4 scoring at 3.75. Thanattasorn Supinraj also is inside the top 10, tied for ninth at 4-under 140 after rounds of 69 and 71. Supinraj has recorded a tournament-best 12 birdies through two rounds.
Stetson University men’s golf sits fourth in team standings
Stetson is fourth in the 15-team field at 10-under 566. Florida Gulf Coast and Appalachian State share the team lead at 18-under 558, eight strokes ahead of Stetson. The Hatters have recorded a tournament-best 47 birdies through the opening two rounds.
Simon Engman and Gabriel Lindahl are tied for 51st at 3-over 147 after identical rounds of 73 and 74. Jack Northgraves is tied for 58th at 4-over 148 after rounds of 77 and 71. Federico Randazzo, competing as an individual, is tied for 75th at 9-over 153.
Final round scheduled for Tuesday
The West Bay Club course measures 6,939 yards and plays to a par of 72. The final round of the 54-hole tournament is scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday at West Bay Club. Stetson is scheduled to conclude its fall season at The Bryson Invitational, Oct. 12-14, at Doral Resort and Spa in Miami.
FSB Take
Doan’s one-stroke lead gives Stetson University men’s golf the tournament’s leading individual position entering the final round. Stetson also has an eight-stroke team deficit to overcome against co-leaders Florida Gulf Coast and Appalachian State. The Hatters’ tournament-best birdie total provides a verified measure of their scoring production heading into Tuesday.
Source: Original report