RESULTS | Spring Bulldog Clash complete results
 
Pawleys Island, S.C.----The No. 17 Wingate men's golf team led wire-to-wire, taking the team title in the Spring Bulldog Clash Tuesday. The WU Bulldogs finished 54 holes at 15-under-par 825, one shot better than Arkansas-Fort Smith. Barton College hosted this event at the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club (par 70, 6526 yards).
 
Wingate posted scores of five-under-par 275 and 12-under-par 268 Monday and two-over-par 282 Tuesday on the way to its 825. Arkansas-Fort Smith had a Tuesday-best round of seven-under-par 273 to close the gap, but the Lions would fall one shot back at 826. The Bulldogs have won two tournaments in three spring 2025 starts.
 
Round three quick hits
 
- Graduate student Jordan Hyland finished third at 10-under-par 200
- Hyland shot a two-under-par 68 Tuesday after back-to-back 66s Monday
- He finished two shots behind Lander's Gaston Edberg
- Edberg claimed medalist honors at 12-under-par 198
- Junior Alfie Storer tied for 12th place at three-under-par 207
- He had his first career tourney with three subpar rounds (69, 69, 69)
- Junior Lewis Beeden had a birdie on the final hole to clinch the win
- Beeden (72) and classmate Fynn Loewe (73) rounded out WU's team score
- Freshman Brandon Skidmore battled illness in today's round with a 76
- Skidmore's Monday rounds of 70 and 66 helped push Wingate to its lead
- Graduate student Sean Addie played as an individual
- Addie posted rounds of 72, 78 and 72 in his first spring '25 action
 
Next on the horizon for No. 17 Wingate
 
Wingate has a quick turnaround, as the Bulldogs will play in the Lander Bearcat Classic Monday and Tuesday March 3-4. Lander University hosts this event on the Patriot Golf Club at Grand Harbor layout in Ninety-Six, South Carolina. Wingate will look to win back-to-back tournaments for the first time since the 2011-12 season.
 
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(Editor's note: Wingate University graduate student Sean Addie contributed this article. The '23 Davis & Elkins graduate is a second-year MBA student at Wingate.)