The seventh-positioned Tennessee men’s golf crew is in the lead position following a predominant appearance on the very beginning at the Lewis Chitengwa Remembrance, while Bryce Lewis is tied for first separately.
Tennessee is presently 23-under by and large and has a 17-shot lead in front of the last round. The Vols shot 8-under in cycle one and held a one stroke lead going into the subsequent round however at that point isolated themselves from the field in the wake of shooting 15-under in cycle two.
Lewis drove Tennessee on Monday subsequent to shooting 8-under through adjusts one and two. He opened the competition with an even-standard 71 and afterward based upon his force to fire a 8-under 63 in cycle two.
The redshirt senior’s second-round score tied a profession low 18-opening score corresponding to standard and attached the fourth-best single-round score comparative with standard in program history.
Lewis was perfect in cycle two in the wake of going intruder free with eight absolute birdies — six of which came on the back nine. All through the initial two rounds, he drove the 78-player field in standard three scoring (- 3) and was second in birdies made (11).
Redshirt first year recruit Bruce Murphy likewise furnished UT with a quality appearance on the very beginning in the wake of terminating a 3-under 68 in cycle one and a 4-under 67 in cycle two, separately.
Murphy was even-standard with two openings left in cycle one and afterward continued to wrap up with a hawk and birdie to get to 3-under. The Atlanta local took up where he forgot about in cycle two and scored five birdies in transit to his second cycle 67 and enters the last round in third at 7-under generally speaking.
Evan-Woosley Reed sits two shots back of Murphy tied for fifth at 5-under generally speaking. The sophomore gave UT its most minimal first round score, a 4-under 67, and logged a 1-under 70 in the subsequent round.
Tennessee’s last player inside the best 10 in front of Tuesday’s round is Spear Simpson, who sits tied for 10th at 3-under generally.
Simpson opened the occasion with a 1-under 70 and covered off Monday with a 2-under 69 in the subsequent round.
Contending exclusively for the Vols, Josh Slope shot 3-over in his initial two rounds — including a second-cycle 71. Slope is tied for 30th going into the last round.
