
No. 9 WGOLF in Eighth After Two Rounds at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate
2/28/2023 6:16:00 PM | Women's Golf
Rosie Belsham and Sera Hasegawa led the way for BU with 1-over 72’s
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Baylor women's golf is in eighth place after the second round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate Tuesday at the Long Cove Club.
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Rosie Belsham was joined by Sera Hasegawa to lead the way for BU, shooting a pair of 1-over 72s, 1.96 strokes below the stroke average on Tuesday.
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After two rounds, Baylor is sitting at 16-over 584, 17-shots back No. 4 South Carolina, the leader at 1-under 567.
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THE RUNDOWN
Belsham's first bogey of the tournament came at No. 4, snapping a streak of 21-straight holes without a bogey to begin the event. She bounced back immediately with a birdie, and added another at No. 9 to finish the front nine at 1-under. The junior dropped back to even with a bogey at No. 11 before getting back into red figures with a birdie at No. 13. Belsham made back-to-back bogeys at Nos. 14 and 15 to finish the round at 1-over in a tie for third.
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Hasegawa bounced back from an opening-round 75 with a 1-over 72 of her own. The East Tennessee State transfer made a birdie at No. 1, followed by bogeys at Nos. 2 and 3. A second birdie was again followed by bogeys at Nos. 8 and 9 to close out a 2-over 38 on the front nine. After making the turn, Hasegawa made five-straight pars before her third birdie of the day at No. 15 to regain another stroke on the field and finish tied for 28th.
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On Tuesday, Hannah Karg shot a 3-over 74 to finish the second round tied for 63rd. Opening with a pair of pars, Karg made a double-bogey seven at the par-5 3rd. She followed with bogeys at Nos. 6 and 8 to make the turn at 4-over 40. Karg began to chip away with a birdie at No. 10 and another at No. 14, with her only back-nine blemish coming in the form of a bogey at No. 18.
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BaiMai Seema shot a 4-over 75 for the second-straight day. After a bogey on the opening hole, Seema got a stroke back with a birdie at No. 2 but made a double-bogey at No. 7 to finish the front nine with a 2-over 38. After an opening par on the back nine, she made two more bogeys on the inward half to finish Tuesday in a tie for 54th.
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Silje Ohma shot a 5-over 76 to finish tied for 35th in the second round. Opening with three-straight pars, Ohma's only front-nine blemish came at No. 4 with a double bogey to shoot a 2-over 36. She followed with a double bogey at No. 10 to drop to 4-over, and reached 5-over after a bogey at No. 15. Ohma finished the round at even par with birdies at Nos. 16 and 18, sandwiched around her third double bogey of the day at No. 17.
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HIGHLIGHTS
QUOTABLE:
Head Coach Jay Goble: "This is a difficult place, and if you're not walking around here with a ton of confidence or something doesn't go your way, it can kind of snowball on you. I don't think our team's game is far off, but they've been a little flat, unlike the last couple of weeks, in my opinion. I don't attribute that to anything other than the fact that this place is challenging, and you have to not only be physically ready to play a good round of golf but also mentally be ready. We have it in us to have a great round tomorrow, and we can move up the leaderboard, but it's hard out here, and we have to be ready for that."
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WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will play with Duke and No. 12 Arizona State in the final round, led by Hannah Karg, at 8:30 a.m. CT. BaiMai Seema will follow at 8:40 a.m., just before Silje Ohma at 8:50 a.m. Sera Hasegawa takes the penultimate tee time at 9:00 a.m., followed by Rosie Belsham at 9:10 a.m.
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Golf Channel will provide live coverage from 1:30-4:30 p.m. CT, with live stats also available at Golfstat.com. For more information on Baylor Women's Golf, follow @BaylorWGolf on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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Rosie Belsham was joined by Sera Hasegawa to lead the way for BU, shooting a pair of 1-over 72s, 1.96 strokes below the stroke average on Tuesday.
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After two rounds, Baylor is sitting at 16-over 584, 17-shots back No. 4 South Carolina, the leader at 1-under 567.
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THE RUNDOWN
Belsham's first bogey of the tournament came at No. 4, snapping a streak of 21-straight holes without a bogey to begin the event. She bounced back immediately with a birdie, and added another at No. 9 to finish the front nine at 1-under. The junior dropped back to even with a bogey at No. 11 before getting back into red figures with a birdie at No. 13. Belsham made back-to-back bogeys at Nos. 14 and 15 to finish the round at 1-over in a tie for third.
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Hasegawa bounced back from an opening-round 75 with a 1-over 72 of her own. The East Tennessee State transfer made a birdie at No. 1, followed by bogeys at Nos. 2 and 3. A second birdie was again followed by bogeys at Nos. 8 and 9 to close out a 2-over 38 on the front nine. After making the turn, Hasegawa made five-straight pars before her third birdie of the day at No. 15 to regain another stroke on the field and finish tied for 28th.
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On Tuesday, Hannah Karg shot a 3-over 74 to finish the second round tied for 63rd. Opening with a pair of pars, Karg made a double-bogey seven at the par-5 3rd. She followed with bogeys at Nos. 6 and 8 to make the turn at 4-over 40. Karg began to chip away with a birdie at No. 10 and another at No. 14, with her only back-nine blemish coming in the form of a bogey at No. 18.
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BaiMai Seema shot a 4-over 75 for the second-straight day. After a bogey on the opening hole, Seema got a stroke back with a birdie at No. 2 but made a double-bogey at No. 7 to finish the front nine with a 2-over 38. After an opening par on the back nine, she made two more bogeys on the inward half to finish Tuesday in a tie for 54th.
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Silje Ohma shot a 5-over 76 to finish tied for 35th in the second round. Opening with three-straight pars, Ohma's only front-nine blemish came at No. 4 with a double bogey to shoot a 2-over 36. She followed with a double bogey at No. 10 to drop to 4-over, and reached 5-over after a bogey at No. 15. Ohma finished the round at even par with birdies at Nos. 16 and 18, sandwiched around her third double bogey of the day at No. 17.
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Baylor's 121 Pars through two rounds are the fourth-most in the field.
- BU's par-4 scoring average (4.14) is tied for the third-best through two rounds.
- Baylor's Sera Hasegawa leads the field in par-5 scoring average at 4.67.
- Hannah Karg shot her career-best round at Long Cove Club on Tuesday (74).
QUOTABLE:
Head Coach Jay Goble: "This is a difficult place, and if you're not walking around here with a ton of confidence or something doesn't go your way, it can kind of snowball on you. I don't think our team's game is far off, but they've been a little flat, unlike the last couple of weeks, in my opinion. I don't attribute that to anything other than the fact that this place is challenging, and you have to not only be physically ready to play a good round of golf but also mentally be ready. We have it in us to have a great round tomorrow, and we can move up the leaderboard, but it's hard out here, and we have to be ready for that."
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WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor will play with Duke and No. 12 Arizona State in the final round, led by Hannah Karg, at 8:30 a.m. CT. BaiMai Seema will follow at 8:40 a.m., just before Silje Ohma at 8:50 a.m. Sera Hasegawa takes the penultimate tee time at 9:00 a.m., followed by Rosie Belsham at 9:10 a.m.
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Golf Channel will provide live coverage from 1:30-4:30 p.m. CT, with live stats also available at Golfstat.com. For more information on Baylor Women's Golf, follow @BaylorWGolf on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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