Golfers journey to Shocker Invitational in Wichita

THIS WEEK: The Air Drive golf workforce travels Wichita, Kansas, for the Grier Jones Shocker Invitational, Monday-Tuesday, Oct. 10-11, on the Crestview Nation Membership. Stay stats shall be obtainable at www.golfstat.com. The Nation Membership is a par 71 and performs at 6,928 yards. The groups will play 36 holes on Monday and 18 on Tuesday in a shotgun begin starting at 8:30 am CT every day.

THE FIELD: Along with the host faculty Wichita State, and Air Drive, the sector consists of: Drake, Hutchinson, Indian Hills, Missouri State, Northern Iowa, Omaha, South Dakota and Utah Valley.

THE LINEUP: The Air Drive lineup this week on the Shocker Invitational is: 1. Cameron Kahle; 2. Christopher Park; 3. Alvaro Fonseca; 4. Brooks Morrell; 5. Christopher Ehrenberger; Ind. – Ted Davenport.

ABOUT THE COURSE: The Crestview Nation Membership is a 36-hole championship golf course designed by world-renowned architect Robert Trent Jones. Crestview Nation Membership is the host the Wichita Open annually. One in all 4 unique Tour occasions nonetheless performed, this event is a part of the Korn Ferry Tour. This annual occasion welcomes over 50,000 spectators. 

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: 4 golfers have performed all 9 rounds this season. Freshman Alvaro Fonseca leads the way in which with a season stroke common of 75.89. Sophomore Cameron Kahle is second, senior Isaac Layne is third and freshman Brooks Morrell is fourth.

LAST WEEK:  Air Drive was the highest service academy on the inaugural Folds of Honor Collegiate event, Sept. 26-28, on the American Dunes Golf Membership in Grand Haven, Mich. Air Drive shot its greatest spherical of the event on the ultimate day with a 306. The Falcons completed in 12^th-place at 930. Navy was 13^th at 931 and Military was 16^th at 943. Senior Isaac Layne led the Falcons on the ultimate day. Beginning on the again, Layne birdied his first two holes en path to a 73 (+1) on the day for his greatest spherical of the event. Sophomore Cameron Kahle additionally shot his greatest spherical of the event with a 74 (+2) on the ultimate day. Freshman Alvaro Fonseca shot 77, freshman Brooks Morrell shot 82 and sophomore Max Heupel shot 85. Illinois, ranked 11^th within the nation, received the 18-team event with an 854 (-10). Arizona was second (869), Florida State was third (874) and Oregon State was fourth (877).