LSU golf rallies with historic comeback to stay alive at NCAA Championships

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LSU golf rallies with historic comeback to stay alive at NCAA Championships
Summary

LSU golf produced a dramatic 17-shot comeback at the NCAA Championship in Carlsbad, California, finishing the third round at 18-under 270. This performance marked the lowest round of the day and allowed LSU to advance to the final round tied for 12th, just three shots behind the cut line for match play. Freshman Dan Hayes led the charge with a record-setting 8-under 64, contributing significantly to the team’s effort after a disappointing first round. Coach Jake Amos expressed pride in how the team showcased its ability and resilience, aiming for a spot in match play for the first time in a decade.

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  • LSU rallied from T-27 to T-12 in one round.
  • The Tigers shot 18-under 270, the lowest of the day.
  • Dan Hayes set a tournament record with an 8-under 64.
  • The team is now just three shots from the top 8 cutoff.
  • LSU seeks to reach match play for the first time in 10 years.
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LSU golf pulled off a historic 17-shot comeback at the NCAA Championship to keep their season alive.

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