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.
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.
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.
Results and live scoring from the NCAA Championship can be found at GolfStat.com.
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.
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.
Results and live scoring from the NCAA Championship can be found at GolfStat.com.