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Carson Looney Secures Medalist Honors at Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate

Duke sophomore Carson Looney captured his third career collegiate tournament title and his first as a Blue Devil, finishing at 10-under-par 206 to claim medalist honors at the 20th annual Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invitational on Sunday,…

Carson Looney Secures Medalist Honors at Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate

Duke sophomore Carson Looney captured his third career collegiate tournament title and his first as a Blue Devil, finishing at 10-under-par 206 to claim medalist honors at the 20th annual Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invitational on Sunday, [goduke.com] reported. Looney led the tournament field with 16 birdies and added two eagles over the weekend on the par-72, 7,068-yard Lakeside Course in Alpharetta, Georgia, edging out the competition by a single stroke.

Tournament Performance and Final-Round Battle

Looney posted consistent rounds of 69, 65, and 72, sealing his victory with a birdie on his final hole Sunday. Duke finished the 54-hole event at 5-under 859, placing seventh overall in the 14-team field.

Georgia Tech Claims Historic Team Title

Host school Georgia Tech secured the team championship at 16-under 848, becoming just the second team in the tournament’s 20-year history to win the event three times, according to ramblinwreck.com. Andrew Ferworn paced the Yellow Jackets with a 5-under 67 on Sunday, finishing just one stroke behind Looney at 9-under 207 to tie for second place alongside Georgia Southern’s Morgan Blythe. Albert Hansson added a ninth-place finish for Georgia Tech at 6-under 210. Georgia Southern took runner-up honors at 15-under 849, while USC placed third at 14-under 850.

Carson Looney Secures Medalist Honors at Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate
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Northwestern and Regional Competitors

Northwestern University finished tenth in the team standings with a 54-hole score of 868, paced by first-year Kuan Zhou. nusports.com reported that Zhou opened the event with a 4-under 68, carding four birdies on his back nine to tie his season low, and ultimately shared 21st place individually. Rowan Sullivan finished a stroke behind Zhou for the Wildcats after opening with a 2-under 70.

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