Wednesday, April 24
Trinity, Texas
9:10 a.m.
TCU
vs
Big 12 Championship
Frimodt Wins Big 12 Co-Championship
4/24/2024 4:45:00 PM | Men's Golf
TCU senior became the third Big 12 Champion in program history
TRINITY, Texas – Gustav Frimodt played a masterful second nine holes of golf to finish tied for first and be named Big 12 Co-Champion Wednesday under perfect conditions at Whispering Pines Golf Club.
The Glamsbjerg, Denmark native shot 9-under 279 for the championship, as did Cincinnati's Ty Gingerich and Oklahoma State's Preston Stout. Part of the last group to finish, Stout made a long birdie putt on No. 18 to be named a co-champion. Gingerich held a two-stroke lead on the field entering the day.
After playing the first nine at even-par, Frimodt made up work on the second nine. A bogey-less second nine included four birdies, three of which came on the final four holes to finish 4-under 68 for the round. It was his 11th sub 70 round of the season and 20th played at par or better. The senior finished with a championship-best 22 birdies for the week.
Frimodt became the third Horned Frog to be named Big 12 Champion, joining Julien Brun (2014) and Hayden Springer (2019). Frimodt also earns a spot on the Big 12 All-Tournament Team.
Toby Wilt finished tied for 39th place with a score of 7-over 295. His 2-under 70 for the final round was his best of the championship.
Andrew Petruzzelli finished 63rd with a score of 24-over 312.
As a team, TCU had its best round of the championship on Wednesday with a score of 5-over 293. The Horned Frogs finished in 14th placer at 53-over 1,205. Texas (-25) won the event with Oklahoma (-7) finishing as runner-up.
TCU RESULTS
14. TCU: 308 – 304 – 300 – 293 = 1205 (+53)
T1. Gustav Frimodt: 70 – 75 – 66 – 68 = 279 (-9)
T39. Toby Wilt: 74 – 76 – 75 – 70 = 295 (+7)
63. Andrew Petruzzelli: 81 – 75 – 79 – 77 = 312 (+24)
Jack Beauchamp: 83 – 85 – N/A – 78
Ethan Dial: 83 – N/A – 80 – 80
Chris Berzina: N/A – 78 – 84 – N/A
TEAM RESULTS
1. Texas: 1,127 (-25)
2. Oklahoma: 1,145 (-7)
3. Oklahoma State: 1,150 (-2)
4. Baylor: 1,155 (+3)
5. West Virginia: 1,157 (+3)
T6. Texas Tech: 1,159 (+7)
T6. Houston: 1,159 (+7)
8. Kansas: 1,163 (+11)
9. Cincinnati: 1,164 (+12)
10. BYU: 1,175 (+23)
11. Kansas State: 1,176 (+24)
12. Iowa State: 1,191 (+39)
13. UCF: 1,195 (+43)
14. TCU: 1,205 (+53)
The Glamsbjerg, Denmark native shot 9-under 279 for the championship, as did Cincinnati's Ty Gingerich and Oklahoma State's Preston Stout. Part of the last group to finish, Stout made a long birdie putt on No. 18 to be named a co-champion. Gingerich held a two-stroke lead on the field entering the day.
After playing the first nine at even-par, Frimodt made up work on the second nine. A bogey-less second nine included four birdies, three of which came on the final four holes to finish 4-under 68 for the round. It was his 11th sub 70 round of the season and 20th played at par or better. The senior finished with a championship-best 22 birdies for the week.
Frimodt became the third Horned Frog to be named Big 12 Champion, joining Julien Brun (2014) and Hayden Springer (2019). Frimodt also earns a spot on the Big 12 All-Tournament Team.
Toby Wilt finished tied for 39th place with a score of 7-over 295. His 2-under 70 for the final round was his best of the championship.
Andrew Petruzzelli finished 63rd with a score of 24-over 312.
As a team, TCU had its best round of the championship on Wednesday with a score of 5-over 293. The Horned Frogs finished in 14th placer at 53-over 1,205. Texas (-25) won the event with Oklahoma (-7) finishing as runner-up.
TCU RESULTS
14. TCU: 308 – 304 – 300 – 293 = 1205 (+53)
T1. Gustav Frimodt: 70 – 75 – 66 – 68 = 279 (-9)
T39. Toby Wilt: 74 – 76 – 75 – 70 = 295 (+7)
63. Andrew Petruzzelli: 81 – 75 – 79 – 77 = 312 (+24)
Jack Beauchamp: 83 – 85 – N/A – 78
Ethan Dial: 83 – N/A – 80 – 80
Chris Berzina: N/A – 78 – 84 – N/A
TEAM RESULTS
1. Texas: 1,127 (-25)
2. Oklahoma: 1,145 (-7)
3. Oklahoma State: 1,150 (-2)
4. Baylor: 1,155 (+3)
5. West Virginia: 1,157 (+3)
T6. Texas Tech: 1,159 (+7)
T6. Houston: 1,159 (+7)
8. Kansas: 1,163 (+11)
9. Cincinnati: 1,164 (+12)
10. BYU: 1,175 (+23)
11. Kansas State: 1,176 (+24)
12. Iowa State: 1,191 (+39)
13. UCF: 1,195 (+43)
14. TCU: 1,205 (+53)
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