Freshman Luke Kluver earned postseason accolades this weekend when he was named to the PING Division I Central All-Region Team, as selected by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Participating teams: Ball State, Creighton, DePaul, Drake, Grand Canyon, Iowa,
Kansas, Marquette, Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, South Dakota State, Toledo, Wisconsin.
IOWA CITY, Iowa. – The Kansas Men’s Golf team returns to action this weekend at the 2021 Hawkeye Invitational, which begins Saturday with 36 holes of play at Finkbine Golf Course.
The two-day event will wrap up Sunday with the final 18 holes of the 54-hole event. The Jayhawks are part of a competitive 13-team field consisting of Ball State, Creighton, DePaul, Drake, Grand Canyon, Iowa, Marquette, Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, South Dakota State, Toledo and Wisconsin.
Coach Jamie Bermel has selected his lineup for the tournament and is going with Luke Kluver, Harry Hillier, Ben Sigel, William Duquette and Sion Audrain. Zach Sokolosky will compete as an individual.
The Kansas Jayhawks recorded the second-best final round score at the Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic on Wednesday to move up six spots in the standings and secure a sixth-place finish at the competitive 20-team tournament at San Diego Country Club.
The Kansas Jayhawks recorded the second-best final round score at the Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic on Wednesday to move up six spots in the standings and secure a sixth-place finish at the competitive 20-team tournament at San Diego Country Club.
SAN DIEGO – The Kansas Men’s Golf program is in 12
th place at the Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic after two days of competition. The Jayhawks are two strokes away from cracking the top 10 of the 20-team field.
The tournament will wrap up Wednesday with the final 18 holes.
On Tuesday, the Jayhawks battled tough, windy conditions at San Diego Country Club. William Duquette and Luke Kluver each posted the low round of the day for Kansas with matching 75s.
Duquette is tied for 13
th overall at +1, while Kluver is in the top 20, tied for 19
th at +2. Of the 112 golfers in the field, only five broke par in Tuesday’s second round. The average score on Tuesday was 77.10, one day after it was 74.74.