
Men's Golf Finishes Under Par in First Tournament of the Season
9/7/2025 4:00:00 PM | Men's Golf
DURHAM, N.C. – Lipscomb Men's Golf kicked off its 2025-26 campaign this weekend at the Rod Myers Invitational hosted by Duke University. The squad, largely made up of new faces, had a strong showing, finishing fifth out of 10 in the field, finishing under par with an 863 (-1).Â
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The Bisons' best round of the weekend came in the first round, shooting a 285 (-3) to open up things up. The next two rounds, Lipscomb fired off a 288 and 290 to finish at 863 (-1).Â
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Lipscomb's most consistent Bison all weekend was Toby Bishop, who finished tied for 11th in the field. Bishop started off with a 71 (-1) before ripping off his best round of the tournament, a 70 (-2) in the second round. Bishop struggled on the final day, ending with a 74 (+2). Bishop ultimately connected with nine birdies and was consistent with 36 pars.Â
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Two other Bisons tied with Bishop in 11th place, to lead the squad in veteran Minas Manias and newcomer Rio Saigal. Manias was a consistent presence throughout the first two rounds, scoring a 72 (E) and a 73 (+1) in the first and second rounds, respectively. Manias saved his best round for the last round, shooting a 70 (-3) to shoot 14 spots up the leaderboard. He finished the weekend with eight birdies and 37 pars. He also had an eagle on a par 5 on hole nine in his final round.Â
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Saigal also finished with a 215 (-1) in his first collegiate tournament. Saigal was under par heading into the final round with a 71 (-1) in each of the first two rounds. Saigal finished with a  73 (+1) in the final round. He led Lipscomb with 13 birdies on the tournament in addition to 30 pars.Â
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Team scoring was rounded out by Oakley Gee and Maxi Klaus. Gee finished his weekend tied for 31st, with round scores of 72, 73, 75 (+4), while Klaus finished tied for 50th with scores of 76, 76, 73 (+9). In his first outing as a Bison, Gee connected on 12 birdies and 28 pars. Klaus had nine birdies with 30 pars.Â
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Three young Bisons in Grant Tabar, Ciaran Murphy and Alexander Moldrup got an opportunity to compete as individuals.Â
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Tabar finished with a strong showing, tying for 38th with scores of 74, 73, 75 (+6) while Murphy finished a stroke over at (+7) and tied for 41st. He recorded round scores of 75, 72, 76. Moldrup finished in 66th place at (+17) with scores of 81, 72, 79.Â
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FULL RESULTS
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UP NEXT
Lipscomb will be back in competitive play Sep. 14-16 in Cullowhee, N.C. at the JT Poston Invitational hosted by Western Carolina University.
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The Bisons' best round of the weekend came in the first round, shooting a 285 (-3) to open up things up. The next two rounds, Lipscomb fired off a 288 and 290 to finish at 863 (-1).Â
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Lipscomb's most consistent Bison all weekend was Toby Bishop, who finished tied for 11th in the field. Bishop started off with a 71 (-1) before ripping off his best round of the tournament, a 70 (-2) in the second round. Bishop struggled on the final day, ending with a 74 (+2). Bishop ultimately connected with nine birdies and was consistent with 36 pars.Â
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Two other Bisons tied with Bishop in 11th place, to lead the squad in veteran Minas Manias and newcomer Rio Saigal. Manias was a consistent presence throughout the first two rounds, scoring a 72 (E) and a 73 (+1) in the first and second rounds, respectively. Manias saved his best round for the last round, shooting a 70 (-3) to shoot 14 spots up the leaderboard. He finished the weekend with eight birdies and 37 pars. He also had an eagle on a par 5 on hole nine in his final round.Â
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Saigal also finished with a 215 (-1) in his first collegiate tournament. Saigal was under par heading into the final round with a 71 (-1) in each of the first two rounds. Saigal finished with a  73 (+1) in the final round. He led Lipscomb with 13 birdies on the tournament in addition to 30 pars.Â
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Team scoring was rounded out by Oakley Gee and Maxi Klaus. Gee finished his weekend tied for 31st, with round scores of 72, 73, 75 (+4), while Klaus finished tied for 50th with scores of 76, 76, 73 (+9). In his first outing as a Bison, Gee connected on 12 birdies and 28 pars. Klaus had nine birdies with 30 pars.Â
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Three young Bisons in Grant Tabar, Ciaran Murphy and Alexander Moldrup got an opportunity to compete as individuals.Â
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Tabar finished with a strong showing, tying for 38th with scores of 74, 73, 75 (+6) while Murphy finished a stroke over at (+7) and tied for 41st. He recorded round scores of 75, 72, 76. Moldrup finished in 66th place at (+17) with scores of 81, 72, 79.Â
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FULL RESULTS
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UP NEXT
Lipscomb will be back in competitive play Sep. 14-16 in Cullowhee, N.C. at the JT Poston Invitational hosted by Western Carolina University.
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