Monday, September 23
San Antonio, Texas
8:50 a.m.
TCU
vs
Valero Texas Collegiate
Horned Frogs Finish Ninth at Valero Texas Collegiate
9/23/2024 4:57:00 PM | Men's Golf
Roden leads TCU in second-straight tournament
SAN ANTONIO – TCU finished in ninth place on Monday at the Valero Texas Collegiate at TPC San Antonio.
The Horned Frogs began the day in fifth place but shot 4-over 292 and were passed by Georgia, SMU, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. TCU finished 5-under 859.
No. 3-ranked Oklahoma won the tournament at 30-under par and Ben James of Virginia defeated Josiah Gilbert of Auburn in a one-hole playoff to earn an exemption into the 2025 Valero Texas Open.
Newcomer Scott Roden led TCU for the second-straight tournament with a score of 3-under 213 and finished in a tie for 17th. Roden made five birdies and shot even-par 72 on Monday.
Jack Beauchamp, which began the day in sixth place, was 4-over 76 in the final round and dropped to a tie for 24th place at 1-under 215.
Joe Pagdin and Toby Wilt each shot 2-over 74. Pagdin was 1-over 217 for a tie for 35th place and Wilt was 2-over 218 and tied for 44th place.
Freshman Charlie Wylie had his best round as a Horned Frog. An eagle on the No. 17 par 4 brought him to 2-under 34 for the back nine and even-par 72 for the day.
TCU will return to action when it hosts the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational, Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. Monday's first round will be a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Admission and parking are free.
TCU RESULTS
9. TCU: 284 – 283 – 292 = 859 (-5)
T17. Scott Roden: 71 – 70 – 72 = 213 (-3)
T24. Jack Beauchamp: 70 – 69 – 76 = 215 (-1)
T35. Joe Pagdin: 70 – 73 – 74 = 217 (+1)
T44. Toby Wilt: 73 – 71 – 74 = 218 (+2)
T63. Charlie Wylie: 73 – 77 – 72 = 222 (+6)
* T74. Aidan Dortch: 74 – 77 – 75 = 226 (+10)
* Competing as an individual
TEAM RESULTS
1. #3 Oklahoma: 834 (-30)
2. Ole Miss: 840 (-24)
T3. #1 Auburn: 845 (-19)
T3 #5 Virginia: 845 (-19)
5. #6 Vanderbilt: 850 (-14)
T6. Georgia: 853 (-11)
T6. SMU: (-11)
8. #11 Tennessee: 854 (-10)
9. TCU: 859 (-5)
10. Mississippi State: 864 (E)
11. #18 LSU: 867 (+3)
12. Clemson: 868 (+4)
T13. UTSA: 891 (+27)
T13. East Tennessee State: 891 (+27)
15. North Florida: 902 (+38)
The Horned Frogs began the day in fifth place but shot 4-over 292 and were passed by Georgia, SMU, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. TCU finished 5-under 859.
No. 3-ranked Oklahoma won the tournament at 30-under par and Ben James of Virginia defeated Josiah Gilbert of Auburn in a one-hole playoff to earn an exemption into the 2025 Valero Texas Open.
Newcomer Scott Roden led TCU for the second-straight tournament with a score of 3-under 213 and finished in a tie for 17th. Roden made five birdies and shot even-par 72 on Monday.
Jack Beauchamp, which began the day in sixth place, was 4-over 76 in the final round and dropped to a tie for 24th place at 1-under 215.
Joe Pagdin and Toby Wilt each shot 2-over 74. Pagdin was 1-over 217 for a tie for 35th place and Wilt was 2-over 218 and tied for 44th place.
Freshman Charlie Wylie had his best round as a Horned Frog. An eagle on the No. 17 par 4 brought him to 2-under 34 for the back nine and even-par 72 for the day.
TCU will return to action when it hosts the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational, Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. Monday's first round will be a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Admission and parking are free.
TCU RESULTS
9. TCU: 284 – 283 – 292 = 859 (-5)
T17. Scott Roden: 71 – 70 – 72 = 213 (-3)
T24. Jack Beauchamp: 70 – 69 – 76 = 215 (-1)
T35. Joe Pagdin: 70 – 73 – 74 = 217 (+1)
T44. Toby Wilt: 73 – 71 – 74 = 218 (+2)
T63. Charlie Wylie: 73 – 77 – 72 = 222 (+6)
* T74. Aidan Dortch: 74 – 77 – 75 = 226 (+10)
* Competing as an individual
TEAM RESULTS
1. #3 Oklahoma: 834 (-30)
2. Ole Miss: 840 (-24)
T3. #1 Auburn: 845 (-19)
T3 #5 Virginia: 845 (-19)
5. #6 Vanderbilt: 850 (-14)
T6. Georgia: 853 (-11)
T6. SMU: (-11)
8. #11 Tennessee: 854 (-10)
9. TCU: 859 (-5)
10. Mississippi State: 864 (E)
11. #18 LSU: 867 (+3)
12. Clemson: 868 (+4)
T13. UTSA: 891 (+27)
T13. East Tennessee State: 891 (+27)
15. North Florida: 902 (+38)
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