The day was shortened to 27 holes. Marshall Hatcher fires a 27-hole score of 9-over-par and is T21 in the individual standings.
SAN ANTONIO, TX. — The Celts carded a 27-hole score of 50-over-par 482 (322-160) to rest in 8th place after the opening day at the spring season-opening San Antonio Shoot Out at TPC San Antonio - Canyons. Junior transfer Marshall Hatcher led the Celts as he weathered a score of 9-over-par 117 (78-39) and is T21 in the individual standings.
Redlands holds the 27-hole lead in the team standings after posting a 13-over-par 445 (298-147) on Monday. The Celts are in 8th place at 50-over-par with a score of 482 (322-160). The 8-team field features 3 other teams from the SCAC: Schriener University, Southwestern University, and University of Dallas.
Antonio Ramirez found himself near the top of the leaderboard early in the day with a score of even par thru 8 holes, but a blemish on his ninth hole (hole 5) marred his opening round. He finished the day with a score of 12-over par 120 (82-38).
The San Antonio Shoot Out concludes with 27 more holes on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The Celts will be looking to bounce back as they take on the back nine of the Canyon course and the TPC San Antonio – Oaks course, home of the PGA Tour Valero Texas Open.
The Lineup
- Junior transfer Marshall Hatcher is T21 in the individual standings with a 27-hole total of 9-over-par 117 (78-39). Starting on hole 15 Hatcher found himself 4-over par thru his first four holes, but back-to-back birdies on holes two and three righted his ship. He finished the day with two more birdies.
- Freshman Antonio Ramirez opened his day on hole 15 with a birdie. After a tumultuous ending to his first 18 holes, Ramirez opened his second round on hole 1 with his second birdie of the day, firing a 38.
- Redshirt Sophomore Zach Allen registered an 18-hole total of 7-over-par 79 (36-43) ... a true tale of two nines. He will look to find the rhythm he had on the front nine of his first 18 tomorrow.
- Senior Patrick Smetek fired a 3-over par 39 which featured two birdies. He is currently 17-over par and will look to continue his bounce back after his first round.
- Senior Cameron Curtis recorded a birdie on the par 5, 6th hole… the highlight of his day – tomorrow Curtis will have 27 holes to build a solid bounce back day.
