Golf Ends Regular Season in Ninth-Place at Ellendale Intercollegiate

FINAL RESULTS | DAY ONE RECAP

NEW ORLEANS – The New Orleans Privateer Golf team concluded its regular season with a ninth-place finish at the Ellendale Intercollegiate after shooting a 301 during the final round on Tuesday afternoon. 

Brady Bennett had the best round on Sunday for UNO shooting a 74 with a pair of birdies. Bennett finished best among all Privateers over the two days in Houma with a 219, tying him for 16th overall. Brady’s second-round score of 69 was his seventh-round below 70 this season. The Zachary native had made 96 birdies – good for 33rd in the country before Tuesday. 

Ryan Fulton finished just inside the top-25 individually after rounds of 73, 73, and 75. Florian Moosmeier finished tied 31st with a final tally of 223, Grayson Gilbert finished tied for 59th with a score of 299, and Henry Augenstein – who had the best round for UNO in the first round – finished tied for 71st at 233. 

New Orleans finishes the regular season with a record of 81-44, and an average of 294.46 – the best among the Southland this season. The Privateers have made 408 birdies, and five eagles so far this season.  

UNO finished second in last week’s Big Texan and had a pair of third-place finishes in the fall at the Derek Dolenc Invitational, and the Grover Page Classic. 

The Southland Conference Championships take place on April 25-27 at Stonebridge Ranch and Country Club in McKinney, Texas.  

FINAL RESULTS

9 New Orleans, U. of 296, 292, 301 | 889

T16 Brady Bennett (4) 76, 69, 74 | 219

T24 Ryan Fulton (3) 73, 73, 75 | 221

T31 Florian Moosmeier (2) 75, 72, 76 | 223

T59 Grayson Gilbert (5) 75, 78, 76 | 229

T71 Henry Augenstein (1) 73, 79, 81 | 233

HEAD COACH JEFF LORIO

“Rough day today. We just didn’t have any gas left in the tank. We started poorly and never really strung together many good holes until the end of the round.”

“We’ve had some really good rounds and tournaments this year – unfortunately this may have been our poorest performance. No excuses – we just didn’t have it this week.”

“The good news is that we have three weeks to prepare for the Southland Championships. We know exactly what we need to work on over the next three weeks, and I promise these guys will work their tails off.”

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