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Grinnell men's golf team wraps up Twin Cities Classic with strong round

Pioneers shoot 4th-best 54-hole score in program history; Moody has 2nd-best individual score

Results

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Grinnell College's men's golf team wrapped up the Twin Cities Classic with its best round of the three-day event, shooting a 301 Monday at Minnesota Valley Country Club.


That gave the Pioneers a three-day total of 918, the fourth-best score in program history. They tied for ninth in the 15-team field.

Spencer Moody '29 recorded the second-best individual score in program history with a 219, putting him in a seventh-place tie in the 91 golfer field. That score trails only the 216 that Moody shot in April at the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Championships.

Moody was Grinnell's top performer Monday, shooting a 1-over par 74. He had three birdies on the day, as did Max Shin '29, who scored a 75. Also shooting 75 with the aid of two birdies was Everett Williams '29. Roger Smith '28 tallied five birdies and finished at 77.

Rounding out Grinnell's players were Nathan Yan '30 and Josh Udelson '29, who had an 81 and 87, respectively. Yan had two birdies on the day.

Shin had the second-best overall score for Grinnell after Moody with a 229, while Smith came in at 231. Williams fired a 239, Yan had a 246 and Udelson added a 255.

Carson Hannestad of Bethel (Minn.) was the individual champ with a 208, while Bethel and Saint John's (Minn.) had the top team scores with 870s.
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Players Mentioned

Spencer Moody

Spencer Moody

Sophomore
Max Shin

Max Shin

Sophomore
Roger Smith

Roger Smith

Junior
Josh Udelson

Josh Udelson

Sophomore
Everett Williams

Everett Williams

Sophomore
Nathan Yan

Nathan Yan

First-Year

Players Mentioned

Spencer Moody

Spencer Moody

Sophomore
Max Shin

Max Shin

Sophomore
Roger Smith

Roger Smith

Junior
Josh Udelson

Josh Udelson

Sophomore
Everett Williams

Everett Williams

Sophomore
Nathan Yan

Nathan Yan

First-Year