[JJJ]

Tied for 1st both individually and as a team. Maverick seems to have finished strong, eagling 18 to move to T3.

http://golfstatresults.com/public/leader...m&tid=8723

[JJJ]

Tied for 1st both individually and as a team. Maverick seems to have finished strong, eagling 18 to move to T3.

http://golfstatresults.com/public/leader...m&tid=8723

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good grind for Mav, particularly with a double on 9.

to me, most encouraging part of Stanford 1st day scores:  Boote and Salinda.  Salinda is competing as an individual. 

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good grind for Mav, particularly with a double on 9.

to me, most encouraging part of Stanford 1st day scores:  Boote and Salinda.  Salinda is competing as an individual. 

[Hulk01]

Curious your read on this team, but it could be lethal: terrific at one and two, very good at three with Virat, and lots of talent to choose from in filling out the lineup.  Does any college team have a 4-8 to match Wu, Huang, Swegle, and Salinda?

And the Texan coming in sounds very good, too.

[Hulk01]

Curious your read on this team, but it could be lethal: terrific at one and two, very good at three with Virat, and lots of talent to choose from in filling out the lineup.  Does any college team have a 4-8 to match Wu, Huang, Swegle, and Salinda?

And the Texan coming in sounds very good, too.

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terrific at #1.

solid with Boote and Viraat, but neither has really emerged as a terrific #2 to push Mav on winning tournaments on a regular basis yet.

really good depth among the "kids" from 4 through 8 with Swegle, Knox, Wu, Salinda and Huang.  if they develop quickly, team will set up well for matchplay later this year.

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terrific at #1.

solid with Boote and Viraat, but neither has really emerged as a terrific #2 to push Mav on winning tournaments on a regular basis yet.

really good depth among the "kids" from 4 through 8 with Swegle, Knox, Wu, Salinda and Huang.  if they develop quickly, team will set up well for matchplay later this year.

[Hulk01]

If we can get to match play at the NCAA's, our 4th and 5ths could make the difference, although 18 hole match play, as we know, often seems to much like coin-flipping.

[Hulk01]

If we can get to match play at the NCAA's, our 4th and 5ths could make the difference, although 18 hole match play, as we know, often seems to much like coin-flipping.

[Spiny_Norman]

Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

[Spiny_Norman]

Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

[Scooter_Stepford]

Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

He has returned to Stanford.  He will not be rejoining the team, however.

[Scooter_Stepford]

Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

He has returned to Stanford.  He will not be rejoining the team, however.

[Spiny_Norman]

[quote author=Spiny_Norman link=topic=14553.msg155755#msg155755 date=1454692855]
Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

He has returned to Stanford.  He will not be rejoining the team, however.
[/quote]

Thanks, Scooter-Stepford.  I root for the Stanford athletes both in and away from the field of sports.  I hope that Liu is doing well, whether or not he is playing golf competitively.

[Spiny_Norman]

[quote author=Spiny_Norman link=topic=14553.msg155755#msg155755 date=1454692855]
Does anyone know where Jim Liu is now?  He withdrew from school a year ago.  Said that he planned to return in the fall which did not happen.  But I cannot find a record of him playing anywhere now, professionally or as an amateur.  I wonder if he burned out on golf.  He was such a prodigy at a young age.  Youngest ever US Junior champ when he won at age 14.

He has returned to Stanford.  He will not be rejoining the team, however.
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Thanks, Scooter-Stepford.  I root for the Stanford athletes both in and away from the field of sports.  I hope that Liu is doing well, whether or not he is playing golf competitively.