Hadwin Leads Men's Golf at Palisades

Monday, April 9

Charlotte, N.C.

All Day

University of Louisville

at Palisades Collegiate Classic

April 10, 2007 | Men's Golf

April 9, 2007

Charlotte, N.C. - Sophomore Adam Hadwin led the Louisville men's golf team for the first time, leading the Cardinals to a tie for third-place in a field of 18 through the first day of competition at the Palisades Collegiate Golf Classic at the par-72, 6,797 yard Palisades Golf Course in Charlotte, N.C. The Cardinals finished the first day with a total score of 571 and tied with Tennessee-Chattanooga and Ole Miss.

Hadwin fired a three-under par 141 (70-71), leaving Hadwin in a tie for 1th-place individually.

Junior Derek Fathauer was next for the Cardinals, finishing with a total of 143 (72-71) to stand in a tie for 18th individually. Fathauer fired a one-under par 71 in the second round as well as par in the first.

Junior Daryl Fathauer (74-69) tied his brother. He opened up with a 74, but responded with a three-under par 69. Freshman Lewis Kirton posted his best day of the spring with 71=73=144 to stand in a tie for 24th and Andrew Freeman is tied for 57th

The team will finish the tournament with the third and final round with fixed tee times beginning at 8 a.m. CST Tuesday morning. The leads the tournament with a 579 (287-292).


T 3 Louisville, U. of 287 284 571T 12 Adam Hadwin 70 71 141T 18 Derek Fathauer 72 71 143T 18 Daryl Fathauer 74 69 143T 24 Lewis Kirton 71 73 144T 57 Andrew Freeman 76 74 150