March 31, 2018
SAN FRANCISCO - Senior Brandon Baumgarten and junior Tanner Hughes each shot matching 3-over-par 74 rounds to lead UC Davis on the final day of the Goodwin men's collegiate golf tournament at TPC Harding Park. Baumgarten was the top Aggie finisher overall, placing in a tie for 59th place, while the team shared 23rd place among the 26-team field.
Baumgarten birdied the first and fourth holes to close out his tournament with 218 total strokes, three ahead of freshman teammate
Thomas Hutchison, who finished in a tie for 78th place. Junior
Ryan Han shot a 5-over 76 toward his 54-hole total of 225, good for a tie for 101st. Hughes ended up a stroke back of Han in t108th, while senior
Evan Knight carded a 77 in Saturday's final round to close out at 230 total strokes. No. 6-ranked Oklahoma held off No. 5 California for the team title, wrapping up a 24-under-par 828. The Golden Bears placed second at 21-under, with host Stanford moving into third with 16-under 836. Oregon's Norman Xiong, ranked fifth nationally by Golfweek, won the individual medalist at 15-under-par 198 for the weekend. This marked the 49th running of Stanford's annual home tourney, formerly known as the United States Intercollegiate. The par-71 TPC Harding Park course covered 7,143 yards. The Aggies return to action at Wyoming's Cowboy Classic, held in Chandler, Arizona, from April 9-10.
2018 GOODWIN, DAY 3 TPC Harding Park Golf Course • Par 71, 7,143 Yards
TEAM STANDINGS (Final)
1. Oklahoma, 279-269-280--828
2. California, 282-271-278--831
3. Stanford, 277-283-276--836
4. Oregon, 279-279-284--842
5. UNLV, 282-279-288--849
t6. Colorado, 287-278-288--853
t6. Northwestern, 278-290-285--853
8. Arizona State, 292-276-288--856
9. BYU, 289-285-285--859
10. San Francisco, 291-282-287--860
11. Saint Mary's, 283-289-289--861
t12. Nevada, 283-294-286--863
t12. SMU, 289-289-285--863
14. Washington, 283-290-294--867
15. San Jose State, 290-290-288--868
t16. Minnesota, 293-290-289--872
t16. Oregon State, 290-283-299--872
18. USC, 297-288-289--874
19. Abilene Christian, 290-289-299--878
20. Wyoming, 298-286-297--881
t21. Utah, 298-286-303--887
t21. Stanford 'B', 287-299-301--887
t23. UC Davis, 291-296-301--888
t23. Cal Poly, 292-297-299--888
25. Northern Colorado, 302-303-294--899
25. Sonoma State, 292-307-307--906
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS (Final)
Leader plus UC Davis competitors
1. Norman Xiong, Oregon, 65-65-68--198
t59.
Brandon Baumgarten, 69-75-74--218
t78.
Thomas Hutchison, 70-73-78--221
t101.
Ryan Han, 75-74-76--225
t108.
Tanner Hughes, 77-75-74--226
t119.
Evan Knight, 79-74-77--230
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