BRISTOL, TN. – At the King University Invitational, the Chowan University golf team showcased a strong performance, finishing tied for 5th with a two round score of 567 (+7). The tournament saw King University and Tusculum University dominate, both ending at 551 (-9). Chowan's Jacob King fired a day two low round of 64 to claim medalist honors in the tournament. King's low round of 64 on Tuesday is a new low round for the men's golf team, besting a record formerly held by Cliff Forbes ('12) and Jordan Francis ('17) by 4 strokes. 

THE BASICS

FINAL ROUND TWO | Chowan – Tied for Fifth (567)

LOCATION | Bristol, TN. (Golf Club of Bristol)

INSIDE THE SCORECARDS

Leading the way for Chowan was Jacob King, who fired an impressive 71-64 to finish tied for first overall with a total score of 135 (-5). His second round, a blistering 64, showcased his exceptional skill and resilience on the course.

Matthew Herberger also made a significant impact for Chowan, finishing tied for fifth with a score of 137 (-3). Herberger shot a stellar 65 in his opening round, setting the tone for a strong tournament.

As a team, Chowan finished in fifth place with a total score of 567 (+7.) King University and Tusculum University emerged as co-champions, both ending the tournament at 551 (-9).

Jacob King (71, 64)

Matthew Herberger (65, 72)

Mika Buchholtz (78, 70)

Adam Lankford (74, 75)

Bjoern Holt (82, 73)

UP NEXT

Chowan University is set to tee off on Monday, September 30th, at the Bluefield State University Invitational, taking place at the Fincastle Country Club in Bluefield, W.V.