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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2015
Page
11
Roberto Diaz shoots 76 in the second round of the Web.com Tour Rust-Oleum Championship as the birdie run eludes him with five bogeys and no gains.
Augusta GreenJackets hold off West Virginia 5-4 after an early lead, Cristian Paulino drives in two, scores twice, and hits the go ahead run in the seventh. Pat Young improves to 3-0 with four hits allowed. Series continues 7:05 p.m. today.
Post 26 swept Lexington in a doubleheader as Xavier Johnson pitched a five inning no hit shutout in game one, and Aiken exploded for eight first inning runs and 12 total in a 14-0 and 12-2 mercy rule decisions. Patrick Ferguson led the offense with a three run homer and two hits overall, while Tyler Craig added three RBIs in game one.
Langdale shot 69 to surge to the top of the Palmetto Amateur leaderboard at Palmetto Golf Club on moving day. With winds swirling and fast greens, 28 players missed the cut as only a handful posted red numbers. Dane Burkhart rose into the top-10 with a bogey-free goal despite a windy, tricky setup.
At Palmetto Golf Club first groups tee at 8 a.m. Admission is free with parking at Rye Patch. Langdale teammate Clemson golfer Kennerly tied for sixth at 1 under after a round with mixed birdies and bogeys. Schlottman, Auburn rising sophomore, 206 total, struggled on front nine. Leader after two rounds sits at 4 under. For full recap, see AMATEUR Page 2B.
Brooks Koepka shot a 3-under 67 to lead the St Jude Classic at 9-under 131 after 36 holes at TPC Southwind. Scott Brown bogeyed early in round two to finish 134, tied for fourth after a 69, while Austin Cook sits solo second at 132 after a 64.
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