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Bulldogs Vault Up Mason Rudolph Leaderboard
September 25, 2021 | Women's Golf
Five UGA golfers shoot par-or-better on Saturday
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. — The No. 5-ranked Georgia women's golf team fired a 7-under 281 in Saturday's second round of the Mason Rudolph Championship, propelling the Bulldogs up seven spots on the team leaderboard. Georgia enters Sunday's final round at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in seventh place at 3-over 579.
"It was good to rebound today and do so all throughout the lineup," head coach Josh Brewer said. "We can certainly built on today. This is the reverse of the first tournament where we were in the front and trying to hold on to the lead. Tomorrow, we'll go out and be aggressive and see how far we can climb."
Two weeks ago, Georgia entered the final round at the Cougar Classic with a five-shot lead on the field but slipped to fourth on the final leaderboard.
Five of six Bulldogs recorded par-or-better scores on Saturday. Jenny Bae led the Bulldogs with a 4-under 68 loop, while Caroline Craig, Caterina Don and Candice Mahé all shot 1-under 71 and Jo Hau Hung signed for a 72.
Georgia's 7-under loop was the second-best score in the field on Saturday and 17 shots better than the Bulldogs' Friday's round. The effort represented Georgia's third par-or-better team score in five rounds this fall.
"I think the sense of focus and urgency and confidence you need to compete and win was there today," Brewer said. "We know if we can maintain those things, we have the talent to be at the top of the leaderboard at every tournament. We might not have been as ready as we should have been yesterday, but it's early in the season and we can learn a valuable lesson from that. We need to work on staying patient and focused and continue to grind it out when things are perfect."
The Bulldogs teed off from No. 10 and played the back side of the layout first on Saturday.
Bae turned at even, following a birdie at No. 11 and a bogey at No. 17. She moved into red numbers with a birdie at No. 1, eagled No. 4 and birdied No. 6 to wrap up her third score in the 60s in five fall rounds.
Oregon continues to lead the team field. The Ducks are at 17-under, four shots better than Alabama entering Sunday. Rounding out the top-10 teams are Florida at 572, Kentucky at 573, Auburn at 578, the Bulldogs and Vanderbilt at 579 and Clemson, Washington and Ohio State all at 580.
Oregon's Hsin-Yu Lu is the individual leader at 10-under. For Georgia, Bae is tied for sixth at 3-under 141, Hung is tied for 18th at 1-under 143, Craig and Don are tied for 28th at 145, Mahé is tied for 60th at 151 and Holpfer is tied for 65th at 152.
Georgia will play with Washington and Ohio State on Sunday, teeing off between 9:00-9:40 a.m. ET. Live scoring is available via golfstat.com.
Mason Rudolph Championship
Vanderbilt Legends Club
Franklin, Tenn.
Par 72, 6475 Yards
Saturday's Second-Round Standings
Team Leaderboard
Oregon 276-283=559
Alabama 285-278=563
Florida 290-282=572
Kentucky 291-282=573
Auburn 294-284=578
Vanderbilt 282-296=578
Georgia 298-281=579
Washington 295-285=580
Ohio State 293-287=580
Clemson 286-294=580
Louisville 292-291=583
Northwestern 290-293=583
Chattanooga 299-295=594
Mississippi State 300-297=597
Middle Tennessee 297-300=597
Individual Leaderboard
Hsin-Yu Lu, Oregon 66-68=134
Camille Boyd, Washington 66-70=136
Jensen Castle, Kentucky 66-70=136
Benedetta Moresco, Alabama 68-70=138
Auston Kim, Vanderbilt 65-74=139
Annabell Fuller, Florida 71-69=140
Kelly Sim, Northwestern 69-71=140
Jenny Bae, Georgia 73-68=141
Polly Mack, Alabama 73-68=141
Clara Manzalini, Florida 73-68=141
Laney Frey, Kentucky 72-69=141
Aneka Seumanautafa, Ohio State 71-70=141
Anna Foster, Auburn 70-71=141
Savannah Grewal, Clemson 69-72=141
Additional Georgia Scores
* T18. Jo Hua Hung 71-72=143
T28. Caterina Don 74-71=145
T28. Caroline Craig 74-71=145
T60. Candice Mahé 80-71=151
T65. Isabella Holpfer 77-75=152
* denotes competing as an individual
FRANKLIN, Tenn. — The No. 5-ranked Georgia women's golf team fired a 7-under 281 in Saturday's second round of the Mason Rudolph Championship, propelling the Bulldogs up seven spots on the team leaderboard. Georgia enters Sunday's final round at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in seventh place at 3-over 579.
"It was good to rebound today and do so all throughout the lineup," head coach Josh Brewer said. "We can certainly built on today. This is the reverse of the first tournament where we were in the front and trying to hold on to the lead. Tomorrow, we'll go out and be aggressive and see how far we can climb."
Two weeks ago, Georgia entered the final round at the Cougar Classic with a five-shot lead on the field but slipped to fourth on the final leaderboard.
Five of six Bulldogs recorded par-or-better scores on Saturday. Jenny Bae led the Bulldogs with a 4-under 68 loop, while Caroline Craig, Caterina Don and Candice Mahé all shot 1-under 71 and Jo Hau Hung signed for a 72.
Georgia's 7-under loop was the second-best score in the field on Saturday and 17 shots better than the Bulldogs' Friday's round. The effort represented Georgia's third par-or-better team score in five rounds this fall.
"I think the sense of focus and urgency and confidence you need to compete and win was there today," Brewer said. "We know if we can maintain those things, we have the talent to be at the top of the leaderboard at every tournament. We might not have been as ready as we should have been yesterday, but it's early in the season and we can learn a valuable lesson from that. We need to work on staying patient and focused and continue to grind it out when things are perfect."
The Bulldogs teed off from No. 10 and played the back side of the layout first on Saturday.
Bae turned at even, following a birdie at No. 11 and a bogey at No. 17. She moved into red numbers with a birdie at No. 1, eagled No. 4 and birdied No. 6 to wrap up her third score in the 60s in five fall rounds.
Oregon continues to lead the team field. The Ducks are at 17-under, four shots better than Alabama entering Sunday. Rounding out the top-10 teams are Florida at 572, Kentucky at 573, Auburn at 578, the Bulldogs and Vanderbilt at 579 and Clemson, Washington and Ohio State all at 580.
Oregon's Hsin-Yu Lu is the individual leader at 10-under. For Georgia, Bae is tied for sixth at 3-under 141, Hung is tied for 18th at 1-under 143, Craig and Don are tied for 28th at 145, Mahé is tied for 60th at 151 and Holpfer is tied for 65th at 152.
Georgia will play with Washington and Ohio State on Sunday, teeing off between 9:00-9:40 a.m. ET. Live scoring is available via golfstat.com.
Mason Rudolph Championship
Vanderbilt Legends Club
Franklin, Tenn.
Par 72, 6475 Yards
Saturday's Second-Round Standings
Team Leaderboard
Oregon 276-283=559
Alabama 285-278=563
Florida 290-282=572
Kentucky 291-282=573
Auburn 294-284=578
Vanderbilt 282-296=578
Georgia 298-281=579
Washington 295-285=580
Ohio State 293-287=580
Clemson 286-294=580
Louisville 292-291=583
Northwestern 290-293=583
Chattanooga 299-295=594
Mississippi State 300-297=597
Middle Tennessee 297-300=597
Individual Leaderboard
Hsin-Yu Lu, Oregon 66-68=134
Camille Boyd, Washington 66-70=136
Jensen Castle, Kentucky 66-70=136
Benedetta Moresco, Alabama 68-70=138
Auston Kim, Vanderbilt 65-74=139
Annabell Fuller, Florida 71-69=140
Kelly Sim, Northwestern 69-71=140
Jenny Bae, Georgia 73-68=141
Polly Mack, Alabama 73-68=141
Clara Manzalini, Florida 73-68=141
Laney Frey, Kentucky 72-69=141
Aneka Seumanautafa, Ohio State 71-70=141
Anna Foster, Auburn 70-71=141
Savannah Grewal, Clemson 69-72=141
Additional Georgia Scores
* T18. Jo Hua Hung 71-72=143
T28. Caterina Don 74-71=145
T28. Caroline Craig 74-71=145
T60. Candice Mahé 80-71=151
T65. Isabella Holpfer 77-75=152
* denotes competing as an individual
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