TOWSON, Md. – Kobdech Rodrat led the Towson University men's golf team during the second round of the Loyola Invitational Sunday.
Course Information
Palms Course at the Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear, Arizona.
Par: 72/7,015 yards
Quotable
Towson head coach Mike Larkin on the second round performance.
"The guys were pretty disappointed after today's round. The conditions were much better than yesterday, and the average score was 1.5 shots lower because of that. It was definitely a day to make a move. Each of the guys came away with a bunch of positives, but also with a few things to clean up for the final round tomorrow."
How It Happened
- The Tigers shot a 296, which was four strokes better than their opening round effort.
- Towson is 13th overall.
- Rodrat paced the Tigers by shooting an even-par 72.
- Rodrat was helped by shooting one under on the front nine, which included birdies on the first and second holes.
- Rodrat also birdied the 10th and 18th holes.
- Rodrat, Justin Griffith and Jackson Courtney all led Towson with four birdies each.
- Courtney shot a one-over 73.
- Courtney leads Towson with nine birdies through two rounds.
- William Bachelor carded a three-over 75.
- Doug Grem's eagle on the 11th hole highlighted his one-over 37 back nine performance.
- Grem is one of 19 golfers to eagle through the first two rounds.
- After two rounds, Courtney (31st, 147 +3) and Rodrat (tied for 36th, 148 +4) are among the top 40 individuals.
- Bachelor is tied for 50th (150 +6).
Up Next
Towson concludes the tournament beginning at 8:45 a.m. Mountain Standard Time Monday.
