Teddy Ross '26

Generals Wrap Up at ODAC Championships Preview

10/24/2023 3:34:00 PM

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Members of the Washington and Lee University men's golf team finished competition at the ODAC Championships Preview tournament on Tuesday at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club.

The trio of Turner Edwards, Devan Patel and Teddy Ross represented the Blue and White at the event. 

Bridgewater won the team title (306-303--609, +33) and Shenandoah's Ben Gray (72-68--140, -4) was the individual and turned in the only scorecard below par. 

THE COURSE BASICS
  • Golden Horseshoe Green Course
  • 6,991Yards - Par 72
  • Two Rounds - 36 Holes
  • Par4s - 10 Holes
  • Par5s - 4 Holes
  • Par3s - 4 Holes
  • Round One Average Score - 81.70 (+9.7)
  • Round Two Average Score - 80.24 (+8.24)

Devan Patel (79-75--154, +10)

  • Patel jumped nine positions on the leaderboard with a T11 finish. 
  • Patel cut his strokes down from seven over yesterday to just three over par today. 
  • Patel recorded three birdies today and added nine pars to his tournament scorecard. 
  • Patel's 11 pars is tied for the fourth best for the round's field. 
  • First Round Position: Seven strokes over par, T20

Turner Edwards ( 77-82--159, +15)

  • Edwards wrapped up competition at the T22 position.
  • Edwards recorded nine pars today to bring his tournament total to 16 total. 
  • In the first round, Edwards tallied five birdies which was tied for the tournament's most. Four of those came on the back nine. 
  • First Round Position: Five strokes over par, T8

Teddy Ross (84-87-171, +27)

  • On Tuesday, Ross notched a pair of birdies and scored par on eight holes. 
  • In the first round, Teddy shot for par on eight of the first 17 holes and drained an eagle on the 18th. 
  • Ross was one of four players to record an eagle 
  • First Round Position: 12 strokes over par, T37

Full results from the tournament can be found here: GolfStat Scoring
 
Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, Washington and Lee University is a proud member of NCAA Division III and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Founded in 1749, W&L is the ninth-oldest college in the United States and a top-ranked liberal arts university. With over 500 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports, the Generals have celebrated over 265 conference championships. Learn more about the Blue and White by visiting www.generalssports.com or on social media at @WLUGenerals.
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