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After registering a 6-over 290 in the first round at the par-71, 7,114-yard Floridian National Golf Club, the Aggies rebounded to post the third-lowest score of the second round with a 1-under 283.
The event is free and open to the public. The 54-hole tournament features two rounds Saturday followed by Sunday’s final 18 holes. Play commences with tee times between 7:20-9:20 a.m. both days.
Daniel Rodrigues logged a bogey-free round at the par-70, 7,005-yard Seaside Course at Sea Island Golf Club. He is tied for fourth place at 3-under 67, two strokes off the pace set by tournament leader Camden Smith of Georgia (-5).
Rodrigues recorded four birdies in the round, posting a 2-under 68 at the par-70, 7,005 Seaside Course at Sea Island Golf Club. He owns a 5-under 135 tally heading into Friday’s final round of stroke play. Auburn’s Jackson Koivun leads the field at 8-under 132.
Maichon, the only golfer at the regional to play par or better on all 36 holes, made two eagles on his last nine holes of the day to finish 5-under 65. The Bangkok, Thailand, native eagled No. 1 and No. 7, both par 5 holes, to register 4-under 31 on his final nine.
Phichaksn Maichon earned a runner-up finish in the loaded field with his tournament tally of 11-under 199. The Bangkok, Thailand, native tied Minnesota’s Ben Warian and Florida State’s Frederick Kjettrup checking in two strokes behind regional medalist Max Herendeen of Illinois who logged a score of 13-under 197.
“Adding Allie to the Aggie soccer family really boosts our already improved firepower for the coming 2024 season,” A&M Head Coach G. Guerrieri said.
Maichon joins fellow Aggie Adela Cernousek, the 2024 SEC women’s golf individual champion, on Team International at the famed Irish links at Lahinch Golf Club, consistently ranked one of the top 50 golf courses in the world.
OMAHA – The No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies grabbed the upper hand in the College World Series Final, taking the opener of the best-of-three battle against the No. 1 Tennessee
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