No. 25 Men's Golf in Fourth Place at Camp Creek

Monday, January 18

Panama City Beach, Fla.

Duke University

Round 2 at Camp Creek Seminole Invitational

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No. 25 Men's Golf in Fourth Place at Camp Creek

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Round 2 Results Live Scoring

PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. -- The 25th-ranked Duke men's golf team fired a second-round two-under 286 on Monday and sits just seven strokes back of the lead on a tightly packed leaderboard at the Camp Creek Seminole Invitational at the Camp Creek Golf Club in Panama City Beach, Fla.

Senior Adrien Pendaries and freshman Ian Siebers are each tied for 13th following their even-par rounds on Monday, with senior Evan Katz and freshman Jimmy Zheng just one stroke back in a tie for 17th.

Tuesday's final round is underway at 8:30 a.m. ET with No. 17 Wake Forest (562, -14) holding a two-stroke lead over Florida State (564, -12) and Clemson (564, -12) and a seven-shot edge over the Blue Devils (569, -7). At even-par as a team, North Carolina rounds out the top-five of the 10-team field of all ACC programs.

Siebers birdied five holes on Monday, including two of his final seven on his way to an even-par 72. Pendaries opened with two birdies over his first three holes, bogeyed two of his next four, and finished with 10 consecutive pars for his 72. The duo are each one-under for the tournament at 143.

After a three-under 69 on Sunday, Katz found trouble early with an opening bogey, followed by double bogeys on two of his next three, but bounced back well to play two-under over his final 14 holes. Zheng also bounced back from a shaky opening nine holes to play two-under over his final nine and post his second consecutive even-par round. Katz and Zheng are each even-par through 36 holes at 144.

Graduate student Steven DiLisio had the round of the day for the Blue Devils, rebounding from his 78 on Sunday to card a two-under 70 on Monday that featured four birdies. He is tied for 34th at four-over par 148. Playing as an individual, senior Qi wen Wong is tied for 59th.

Clemson's Jacob Bridgeman topped the individual leaderboard for the second day as he followed Sunday's 64 with a 66 on Monday and is six strokes clear of the field at 14-under par.

Tuesday's final round has live scoring from Golfstat and in-round coverage on Duke's Twitter and Instagram accounts, @DukeMGOLF.

4th/10. Duke – 564 (-7)
T13. Ian Siebers – 71-72=143 (-1)
T13. Adrien Pendaries – 71-72=143 (-1)
T17. Evan Katz – 69-75=144 (even)
T17. Jimmy Zheng – 72-72=144 (E)
T34. Steven DiLisio – 78-70=148 (+4)
T59. Qi wen Wong – 79-80=159 (+15)

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