Georgetown College men's golf team hosted its annual Bluegrass Spring Classic Monday and Tuesday at Cherry Blossom. The Tigers finished fourth out of eight teams with a 620, but more importantly had a great showing against fellow Mid-South Conference schools heading into next week's conference tournament.

GC was just 10 strokes from being tied for second with Cumberland University and seven back from Shawnee State in third. The men finished ahead of University of Pikeville and St. Catharine.

"It was nice to come home and have a good two days of golf before going to Williamsburg next week," said Tiger coach Flash Williams. "I'm hoping they carry these rounds with them."

Georgetown College men's golf team finally got in a full match Monday and Tuesday in London, Ky. at the SEKI Tournament. Rain washed out its first attempt at a spring event in Florida late February.

The Tigers showed some rust in the opening round, finishing tied for 15 with a 347. They dropped 37 strokes on day two and finished in 13th place for the tournament.

Dylan Underwood started the final day in seventh after shooting even par on Monday. However, his four-over Tuesday had him tied for 17th at the end of the tournament. His 148 led the way for GC.

Men's and women's golf each finished third in the Bluegrass Fall Classic in the two-day tournament at Cherry Blossom.

J.T. Ross shot a one-under 71, 143 total, to lead the men and finish third overall. Lauren Kohake tied for sixth in the women's competition, shooting 83 on the second day for a total of 170.

The Tiger men shot a two-day total of 609, eight behind Mid-South Conference's Shawnee State and 36 behind newcomer Cumberland University, which shot 573 for the two days.

Georgetown College men's golf team sits three strokes out of second after day one of the Bluegrass Fall Classic at Cherry Blossom. Mid-South Conference newcomer Cumberland University is out in front with a 283, while the Tigers shot a 309. Shawnee State is in second at 306.