NCAA Men’s Golf Championship: Four players under par for Illinois, new individual challenger and more from Saturday’s second round

May, 2023

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The greens are starting to have a brown tint to them at Grayhawk Golf Club.

Well into the second week of the Raptor Course hosting the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Championships, the course has proved tough for college golf’s best. And it’s starting to really firm up and show its shine as the second round was contested Saturday.

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Firm greens, fast fairways and penal rough make for a stern test, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a low score out there.

Four members of Illinois’ men’s golf team shot under par Saturday morning, and there’s another golfer who, even with a bogey on the par-4 18th, moved into the individual mix.

Golfweek/Sagarin rankingsMen’s team | Men’s individual
NCAA Leaderboard: Team | Individual

Here’s a look at what happened during the second round of the men’s NCAA Championship:

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