Ken MacLeod

1 week ago | golfoklahoma.org | Ken MacLeod

Like and Follow Golf Oklahoma BRIDGEPORT, W. Va. – Oklahoma State’s men’s golf team wrapped up the first day of action at the Mountaineer Invitational on Monday with a commanding lead at Pete Dye Golf Club. The third-ranked Cowboys opened play with a 277 during the morning round to hold a 10-shot lead over Kentucky at the par-72, 7,308-yard layoutOSU found itself at 5-under par during the second round before play was called for the day with the Cowboys having completed 9-11 holes.

1 week ago | golfoklahoma.org | Ken MacLeod

Like and Follow Golf OklahomaLive scoringBROOKSVILLE, Fla. – With its backs against the proverbial wall, the University of Tulsa women’s golf team came out strong in the first round of the American Athletic Conference Championship Monday, shooting a combined 9-under par 279 to take a seven-shot lead on East Carolina. Tulsa coach Mike Roters has said he believes TU must win the 54-hole event at Southern Hills Plantation Golf Club to advance to NCAA Regional play.

1 week ago | golfoklahoma.org | Ken MacLeod

Like and Follow Golf OklahomaBRIDGEPORT, W. Va. – Oklahoma State’s men’s golf team will be back in action this week when it takes part in the Mountaineer Invitational at Pete Dye Golf Club. The third-ranked Cowboys will be one of 18 teams in action at the event. Play will get underway on Monday at 7:15 a.m. (CST) with a shotgun start at the par-72, 7,308-yard layout. The field will play 36 holes on Monday followed by Tuesday’s final round.

1 week ago | golfoklahoma.org | Ken MacLeod

Like and Follow Golf OklahomaBRYAN, Texas – Oklahoma men’s golf closed its regular season with a runner-up finish at the Aggie Invitational on Sunday. The sixth-ranked Sooners (2, +12) trailed No. 19 Texas A&M entering the final round and couldn’t chase down the Aggies on their home course. OU placed four golfers inside the top 10 at the par-72 Traditions Golf Club and notched its seventh top-three finish of the season. Ryder Cowan (T4, +1) earned a share of fourth after rounds of 71-74-72.

1 week ago | golfoklahoma.org | Ken MacLeod

Like and Follow Golf Oklahoma BROOKSVILLE, Fla. –– Tulsa begins play in the American Athletic Conference Championship today with a clear mission, win or go home. Although it has shown clear signs of being able to compete at an elite level, TU’s season-long inconsistency has likely left it on the outside looking in when selections are announced for the six NCAA regionals that will be held May 5-7, including one at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Course in Norman.