BETTCHER’S RUN TO THE TOP GETS CUT SHORT AT TATANKA SPRING INVITE
Niobrara, Neb. – Dakota Wesleyan men's golf event gets cut short after just one round yesterday due to the bad weather in Nebraska today. Peyton Bettcher was looking strong after the first day, shooting five over par as he was tied for third.
The Quick details
Place Player R1 Total
T3 Peyton Bettcher 77 77 (+5)
T33 Carson VanBeek 84 84 (+12)
T37 Michal Dohrer 85 85 (+13)
T52 Cody Cavanaugh 88 88 (+16)
7 Dakota Wesleyan 334 334 (+46)
How It Happened
Bettcher was off to a rocky start yesterday carding a pair of bogey shots in his first two holes of the day. Overall, the front nine gave him some trouble, but the back nine is where he was able to clean up his game and climb the leader board. The back nine for Bettcher posted five par shots and three birdie shots on holes, 11, 12, and 14 as he was able to stay relatively close to par shooting a 77.
VanBeek, Dohrer, and Cavanaugh all struggled on the course with the difficult layout of the first round. Combined they carded only 15 par shots and three birdie shots on the day. VanBeek was able to stay away from the double bogey shots keeping his score at 84, while Dohrer and Cavanaugh each recorded multiple double bogeys pushing them in carding an 85 and 88, respectively.
Up Next
Dakota Wesleyan men's golf now looks forward the 24th and 25th of April and the final event of the season. The final Tiger golf event of the season will be the GPAC Championships in Vermillion, S.D. at The Bluffs Golf Course.
