Men's Golf

The Cardinals collectively scored a 14-over-par 574, trailing Florida by 12 shots, who leads the tournament at 2-over-par. North Florida is also ahead of Louisville in second place, shooting 9-over-par. Louisville started their spring season on Monday with a solid performance, shooting a 3-over-par 283 in the second round.

The Gators are not only the defending national champions but are also the two-time defending champions of the Sea Best Invitational. They will be the team to beat at the TPC Sawgrass Dye’s Valley Course.

The team boasts two talented players in Sebastian Moss and Max Kennedy. Moss had an outstanding fall season, becoming the first player in school history to win back-to-back tournaments. He currently holds the No. 12 spot in the NCAA rankings. Kennedy, on the other hand, is an experienced player who has been an asset to the team throughout his collegiate career. Blagg mentioned that Moss has been working hard and Kennedy is determined to make his senior year a successful one. Other players like Cooper Claycomb, Clay Pendergrass, and Easton Johnson have also made great progress.

“I couldn’t be more excited for this year’s signing class,” Blagg said. “Brady and Warren have dominated junior and high school golf in Kentucky and continue to show why they are ranked so highly in the state and national rankings. Both of these guys have serious grit and know how to win. Today is a big day for our program.”

Max Kennedy, a junior, had an exceptional season and led the Cardinals with a 71.30 stroke average, which is the sixth-best mark in the Louisville school history.