Tuesday, September 16
Hanahan, S.C. - Yeaman's Hall
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Cougar Classic
Women's Golf Places 11th at Cougar Classic
9/16/2008 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
HANAHAN, S.C. NC State women’s golf finished 11th at its season-opening tournament, the Cougar Classic at Yeaman’s Hall Golf Club. Lauren Doughtie was the Wolfpack’s top finisher, earning a tie for 21st.
The Wolfpack completed play with a three-day score of +37 (291-302-308=901).
Doughtie, starting from No. 7 during today’s shotgun start, bogeyed the first two holes of the day, but did rally to birdie Nos. 18 and 2 to play just one-over golf over the final 16 holes of the round to finish at +3 (71-73-75=219) for the tournament.
Freshman Meghan Chapman finished her first collegiate on a high note with a three-over 75 on Tuesday to finish tied for 47th at +11 (75-77-75=227). She had an up-and-down morning with four birdies, including three in a six-hole stretch, but a triple at No. 17 sandwiched two of her birdies. She did finish well by shooting one-under over her final nine holes after the aforementioned seven on the par-4 17th.
Julie Saleeby had a tough day with an 81, but still finished in the top-50 at +11 (69-77-81=227). She was unable to get anything rolling today, but did birdie No. 18 for the second time this week.
Joanna Saleeby shot a six-over 78 today to finish tied for 66th at +14 (76-76-78=230). She was able to birdie No. 13 and produce 11 pars today to offset a double bogey at No. 10.
Emily Street also struggled to an 80 today to finish tied for 80th overall at +18 (78-76-80=234). She birdied No. 3 and had had eight pars on her final round.
Georgia won the tournament with a six-under-par score (858). Florida State’s Caroline Westrup earned the individual title at 10 (206).
The Wolfpack completed play with a three-day score of +37 (291-302-308=901).
Doughtie, starting from No. 7 during today’s shotgun start, bogeyed the first two holes of the day, but did rally to birdie Nos. 18 and 2 to play just one-over golf over the final 16 holes of the round to finish at +3 (71-73-75=219) for the tournament.
Freshman Meghan Chapman finished her first collegiate on a high note with a three-over 75 on Tuesday to finish tied for 47th at +11 (75-77-75=227). She had an up-and-down morning with four birdies, including three in a six-hole stretch, but a triple at No. 17 sandwiched two of her birdies. She did finish well by shooting one-under over her final nine holes after the aforementioned seven on the par-4 17th.
Julie Saleeby had a tough day with an 81, but still finished in the top-50 at +11 (69-77-81=227). She was unable to get anything rolling today, but did birdie No. 18 for the second time this week.
Joanna Saleeby shot a six-over 78 today to finish tied for 66th at +14 (76-76-78=230). She was able to birdie No. 13 and produce 11 pars today to offset a double bogey at No. 10.
Emily Street also struggled to an 80 today to finish tied for 80th overall at +18 (78-76-80=234). She birdied No. 3 and had had eight pars on her final round.
Georgia won the tournament with a six-under-par score (858). Florida State’s Caroline Westrup earned the individual title at 10 (206).
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