
Photo by: Chris Smith
Pioneers close out day one of Paintbrush Invitational
10/8/2018 7:16:00 PM | Men's Golf
Play suspended in second round due to darkness
PARKER – Despite cold temperatures and wet conditions, the University of Denver golf team finished up day one of the second annual Paintbrush Invitational at the Colorado Golf Club. The Pioneers posted a team score of 312 in the first round.
Play was suspended due to darkness in round two.
Par for the 7,513-yard course was 72.
Colorado State sits in first after one round of play at 1-under, eight strokes ahead of Colorado and Loyola Marymount.
Head coach Erik Billinger went with the lineup of Jun Ho Won, Esteban Missura, Carson Griggs, Cal McCoy and Jackson Solem.
Roy Kang, John Sand and Eric Hagen will compete, but as individuals.
Kang battled the elements well for the afternoon, being a bright spot on a cloudy day for the Crimson and Gold, tying for 10th at even par through his first run through the course.
Won was the low man for DU on the day, closing out the opening round tied for 23rd at 3-over.
McCoy wrapped up his first round in a tie for 45th at 7-over.
Missura sits tied for 61st after 18 holes of play.
Griggs and Solem are in 34th and 65th respectively.
Final-day coverage is set for Tuesday.
Live scoring for the tournament can be found right HERE.
PIONEER MOVEMENT:
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-PIONEER TOGETHER-
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Play was suspended due to darkness in round two.
Par for the 7,513-yard course was 72.
Colorado State sits in first after one round of play at 1-under, eight strokes ahead of Colorado and Loyola Marymount.
Head coach Erik Billinger went with the lineup of Jun Ho Won, Esteban Missura, Carson Griggs, Cal McCoy and Jackson Solem.
Roy Kang, John Sand and Eric Hagen will compete, but as individuals.
Kang battled the elements well for the afternoon, being a bright spot on a cloudy day for the Crimson and Gold, tying for 10th at even par through his first run through the course.
Won was the low man for DU on the day, closing out the opening round tied for 23rd at 3-over.
McCoy wrapped up his first round in a tie for 45th at 7-over.
Missura sits tied for 61st after 18 holes of play.
Griggs and Solem are in 34th and 65th respectively.
Final-day coverage is set for Tuesday.
Live scoring for the tournament can be found right HERE.
PIONEER MOVEMENT:
Fans interested in making a donation to the men's golf program can do so by CLICKING HERE. Your contribution will make a direct impact on the success of YOUR Pioneers. Thank you in advance for your unwavering support of our student-athletes and their quest for excellence.
-PIONEER TOGETHER-
Like Denver Pioneers and DU Men's Golf on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_MGolf on Twitter
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