Patrick Wilkins, Managing Editor
October 26, 2015
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
The Jacksonville University’s men’s golf team won their third consecutive tournament when they won the Donald Ross Intercollegiate tournament hosted by Appalachian State University.
The Dolphins’ performance at Mimosa Hills Golf Club continued their dominance this season and proved that this team is one of the best in the country.
Using strong second and third round...
Patrick Wilkins, Sports Editor
October 29, 2014
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
Battling the flu is hard. Battling the flu and leading your team to victory while setting school records for individual low rounds is something only the nation’s top golfer can attest to.
Junior Franck Medale, who led the Dolphins to victory at the Donald Ross Intercollegiate Invitational and set school records while doing so, was also battling the flu.
“After signing...
Patrick Wilkins, Sports Editor
October 29, 2014
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
Jacksonville University’s men’s golf team came home from Morganton, N.C. with the first victory the program has had since 2010. The Dolphins claimed a 14 shot victory in the 10-team event that was held at Mimosa Hills Country Club. The men posted rounds of 278, 2 under par, and 276, 4 under par.
The event was only the second of the season thus far and the men have finished...
snoadmin
September 11, 2013
Filed under Archive, Football, Golf, Soccer, Sports, Volleyball
Womens’ Golf vs UNF
On Sept. 3, the Jacksonville University women’s golf team played 18 holes against in-town rival the University of North Florida at the Tournament Player's Championship Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
JU marked up a 3-3 tie against North Florida in the couples tournament and stroked up a 6-5 lead later in the singles.
Teeing off in the mo...
snoadmin
April 16, 2013
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
Adam Scott endured Augusta National Golf Club’s intense labyrinth of challenges and beauty, a prowling tiger and a wet Sunday trek through some of the most difficult holes in golf.
It was a week in which world No. 1 Tiger Woods was supposed to get back up on his high horse and claim his first major championship since the 2008 US Open. Since 2005, Woods has only finished outside...
snoadmin
April 3, 2013
Filed under Archive, Editorial, Golf, Sports
It’s not unfamiliar for athletes to decline and seem to fall off the face of the earth later in their careers.
They get older, their play declines and they become expendable. Then there are others who make a bonehead decision and are pushed away and looked at as a shell of their former self.
I can’t think of anything more painful as an avid sports enthusiast than seei...
snoadmin
February 12, 2013
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
The JU Men’s Golf Team traveled to Gainesville, Fla., this past weekend to take part in the Sun Trust Invitational where the Dolphins finished 14th.
The Dolphins were led by senior Jamey Salmon and sophomore Brett McKinnon who both tied for 37th place. Sophomore Nick Torrance and Colin Monagle also tied for 58th place with a score of 222. Senior Christian Vickers finished...
snoadmin
January 29, 2013
Filed under Archive, Features, Golf, Sports
He was at a bar with Clint Eastwood. After playing six holes, Eastwood was surprised that Gary Holmes, Jacksonville University alumni, didn’t play professional golf.
“I make more money gambling,” Holmes said.
After graduating from Jacksonville University in 1960 with a business administration degree, four years on the basketball team and three years on the golf team,...
snoadmin
April 21, 2012
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
Along with the ever so familiar green and yellow, patrons, golfers and all past champions alike must familiarize themselves with the newest color that represents the masters; pink. That would be the iconic, unmistakable pink driver of one Bubba Watson, the 2012 Masters Champion.
Born Gerry Lester Watson, Jr. on November 5, 1978 Bubba has always represented free spirit. Originally...
Kyle Nanton
April 7, 2011
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
The Men’s golf team showcased their talents this past weekend at the Linger Longer Invitational at Reynolds Plantation. In the first round of match play on Sunday, March 27, JU struggled posting a 21-over par and shooting an overall 309. This was due to a weak finish to the day, and caused them to be tied for 12th by the end of the first round.
The Great Waters Course...
Kyle Nanton
February 22, 2011
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
The Jacksonville University Women’s Golf team opened up their spring campaign Sunday, Feb. 6, at the JU classic. The team took little time to jump on the competition as they tied a tournament record in the first round of play. Senior Kristen Boettcher led the Dolphins carding the third-best round in the tourney’s history shooting an even par 72.
By the end of the first round JU sported three golfers in the top five of t...
Kyle Nanton
February 16, 2011
Filed under Archive, Golf, Sports
The Jacksonville University Men’s Golf team had a busy weekend, as they competed at the SunTrust Gator Invitational on Mark Bostick Golf Course.
On the first day of action, Saturday Feb. 12, the dolphins shot a 30-over par, and an overall 310 in the opening round. They quickly cleaned up their act in the second round by shooting 21-over par, and a 301. The fins were led...
