| Wildcat Invitational hosted by Kansas State |
| Dates |
Monday, September 14 - Tuesday, September 15 |
| Where |
Manhattan, Kansas |
| The Course |
Colbert Hills Golf Club | Par 72 - 7,525 yards |
| Participating Teams |
North Dakota, North Dakota State, Drake, Incarnate Word, Kansas City, Creighton, South Dakota State, Kansas State (host), Northern Iowa, Bradley, Lindenwood, South Dakota, St. Thomas (MN), Omaha, Southern Illinois |
| Live Scoring |
Scoreboard powered by Clippd |
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THIS WEEK
The South Dakota State men's golf team continues its season at the Wildcat Invitational hosted by Kansas State Monday and Tuesday at Colbert Hills Golf Club.
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JACKRABBIT LINEUP
1.
Ty Adkins
2.
Drew Teeter
3.
Jake Olson
4.
Caleb Kern
5.
Jacob Wilson
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COURSE INFORMATION
Designed by eight-time PGA Tour winner Jim Colbert along with architect Jeff Brauer, Colbert Hills is the highest-ranked public course in state and ranked in the Top 10 Best in Kansas by Golf Digest. Colbert Hills is a challenging yet playable layout with strategic hazards but generous fairways and large putting surfaces, which average over 7,000 square feet. The rolling terrain offers terrific views of the beautiful Flint Hills region framed by native prairie tallgrass.
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Course information copied from Colbert Hills website.
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OF NOTE…
- Ty Adkins headlined the Jacks last week at the Island Resort Intercollegiate in a tie for 15th place (-3).
- At last season's Wildcat Invitational, the Jacks finished as the runner-up behind host Kansas State.Â
- Four Jackrabbits finished inside the top-16 at last season's Wildcat Invitational.Â
- K-State owns the tournament record for lowest 54-hole team score (-27).
- Drew Teeter was one of two top-10 finishers at last year's Wildcat Invitational (t-10th, +2). Â
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LAST TIME OUT
The South Dakota State men's team finished in eighth place at the Island Resort Intercollegiate. The Jackrabbits posted an 864 (E) team score over three rounds. Each Jackrabbit finished within 10 shots of one another.
Ty Adkins carded a 213 (-3) to tie for 15th place.
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