EUGENE, Ore. —Texas A&M sophomore Cameron Champ carded a second-round 76 at the 2016 NCAA Men's Golf Championship Saturday at Eugene Country Club, finishing the day in 119th place.
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The Sacramento, Calif., native (74-76=150, +10) was even par during his first nine holes of the day but was six-over par after making the turn, leaving him at 10-over for the tournament. Southern California's Justin Suh leads the tournament at five-under par.
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The stroke play portion of the NCAA Championship concludes Sunday with Champ set to tee off his final round at 4:12 p.m. (CT) when he will be paired alongside Ryan Cole of James Madison and Matt Lutz of UC Riverside.
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Results and live scoring from the NCAA Championship can be found at GolfStat.com.
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The Sacramento, Calif., native (74-76=150, +10) was even par during his first nine holes of the day but was six-over par after making the turn, leaving him at 10-over for the tournament. Southern California's Justin Suh leads the tournament at five-under par.
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The stroke play portion of the NCAA Championship concludes Sunday with Champ set to tee off his final round at 4:12 p.m. (CT) when he will be paired alongside Ryan Cole of James Madison and Matt Lutz of UC Riverside.
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Results and live scoring from the NCAA Championship can be found at GolfStat.com.