The Columbia College women's golf team recently won their first tournament of the season, as they finished 15-strokes ahead of second-place Central Methodist.
Columbia shot a …
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The Columbia College women's golf team recently won their first tournament of the season, as they finished 15-strokes ahead of second-place Central Methodist.
Columbia shot a tournament low 333 in round two. That score combined with a round one score of 340 gave them a total of 673.
All six golfers finished in the top-18 on the individual leaderboard, with all five scoring players placing in the top-15.
Haleigh Berrey led the Cougars with a second-place finish with a 79-84—163, while Emily Strunck placed third with an 84-80—164. Freshman Lillian Knipfel placed sixth with an 88-81—169.
Strunck led all golfers in par-5 scoring (5.00) and birdies with four.
Berrey led the field with 20 pars.
As a team, Columbia was the leader in par-4 scoring (4.87), par-5 scoring (5.47), and pars (67).
