BYU men's golf in tie for fifth after 36 holes at Western Intercollegiate

The BYU men’s golf team sits in fifth after round two at the 77th Western Intercollegiate played at Pasatiempo Golf Course on Tuesday.

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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — BYU men’s golf sits in fifth after round two at the 77th Western Intercollegiate played at Pasatiempo Golf Course on Tuesday. 

The Cougars jumped three spots with a second round of 6-over-par 356. The squad produced 15 birdies as a team, with an eagle from freshman Cooper Jones on the final hole of the day.

The Stanford Cardinal took over the top spot on the leaderboard after Arizona shot 13-over-par in the second round. Only seven shots seperate the top seven teams going into the final round on Wednesday. 

Junior Zac Jones is tied for seventh after posting a 1-over 71 on day two to sit at 1-under , just three shots behind the leader with 18 holes to play.

C. Jones is tied for 20th after a Tuesday round of 1-over-par, slotting him at 2-over for the tournament. Keanu Akina is tied for 33rd (71-73–144; +4), Max Brenchley (71-76–147; +7) and Brock Goyen (78-69–147; +7) are tied for  48th, and Peter Kim is tied for 66th (78-72–150; +10). 

The Cougars tee times begin at 10:40 am PDT on Wednesday. A replay of round three will be shown on the Golf Channel beginning at 5 pm MDT. Live scoring can be found at GolfStat.com