Oct. 10, 2005
Fairfax, Calif. - The Stanford men's golf team fired rounds of 280 and 278 on the first day of competition at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational in Fairfax, Calif. Their two-round total of 558 puts them in fourth place heading into tomorrow's final round. Purdue leads the field (554), followed by Michigan (555) and California (557).
Cardinal Rob Grube sits in second place individually after carding a 66 and a 67 (133) on the day. Grube is just one stroke off the pace set by Michigan's Christian Vozza (132).
Teammates Matt Shin (70-71) and Matt Savage (70-71) both fired a one-under 141 and are tied for 24th overall. Freshman Dodge Kemmer turned in a two-over 144 (73-71) and is tied for 42nd while Cardinal Zack Miller is tied for 49th with a three-over 145 (72-73).
The teams will play a final 18 holes on Tuesday.
Top 20 Teams Scores 1. Purdue University 277-277 554 2. Michigan, U. of 275-280 555 3. California, U. of 276-281 557 4. Stanford University 280-278 558 5. Cal Poly 286-276 562 6. Kansas State Univ. 280-283 563 Fresno State 280-283 563 8. Washington State U. 285-281 566 9. Wichita State Univ. 288-279 567 Oregon, U. of 289-278 567 11. UC-Irvine 282-289 571 12. San Jose State Univ. 290-283 573 San Francisco, U. of 292-281 573 Oregon State U. 282-291 573 15. Penn State U. 290-288 578 16. Hawaii, Univ. of 291-293 584