Posted: Sep 08, 2021
Orange City, Iowa – Dakota Wesleyan women's golf ends day one of the Northwestern / Dordt Women's Invitational in third place. The Tigers sit only seven strokes out of second place with 339.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Megan Hinker leads DWU after day one tied for eighth place with 83 strokes
- Erin Moncur is tied for tenth place after 18-holes with 84 strokes
- Ronae Klein counted 85 strokes on day one as she is tied for 13th
- Kaitlyn Greenhoff is tied for 15th with 87 strokes
- Ashley Zimmer rounds out the Tigers women's golf with 88 strokes and tied for 19th
PICK'S THOUGHTS
"Windy conditions at Landsmeer Golf Course made scoring difficult today for our ladies. Putts weren't dropping, and we had some costly mistakes, which led to big numbers. Overall, we put together a respectable team score but will need to play more aggressively tomorrow to make a move up the leaderboard."
UP NEXT
Dakota Wesleyan women's golf concludes play at the Northwestern / Dordt Women's Invitational.