The No. 4 ranked Emory men's golf team concluded play at the White Sands Collegiate on Sunday, shooting a 289 (+1) to bring the team's three round score to 864 (E). With the score, the Eagles finished 10^th out of 12 teams, being the only non-Division I team at the event. Emory tied for sixth for the most birdies at the event, compiling 55 over the three days.
 
The College of Charleston won the tournament with a dominant 814 (-50) over three rounds. Charleston's Kieron Van Wyk was the individual winner, shooting a stellar 195 (-21) over 54 holes. The event was hosted at the Ocean Golf Club's Par-72, 6,843-yard course in Paradise Island, The Bahamas.
 
The Eagles saw three golfers finish inside of the top-half of all individuals as well with sophomore Brady Lagendyk and seniors Tony Li and Josh Qian all having a very impressive weekend.
 
Lagendyk led the way for Emory all tournament, shooting two straight rounds under par to open the weekend. He faltered a bit on Sunday, shooting a 74 (+2) with four birdies and as many bogeys before adding a double bogey on his 15^th hole. He went on to finish the event with a 215 (-1) and tied for 29^th.
 
Li was very strong on Sunday, recording a team-high 14 pars on the day. He recorded two bogeys on his front nine but knocked in two birdies towards the end of his round to shoot a 72 (E) and also finish tied for 29^th with a three-round score of 215 (-1).
 
Qian had a rough go to start his morning, opening his round with a double bogey. From then on, he was locked in, though, shooting one under par over his final 17 holes and finish his round with a 73 (+1). This brought his score to 216 (E) for the three rounds, finishing tied for 32^nd.
 
Junior Brian Hanson had his best round of the weekend with the Eagles' only score under par on Sunday. The California native shot a 70 (-2), with four birdies and two bogeys in his round. Hanson finished with a three-round score of 225 (+9) and would finish tied for 56^th.
 
Senior Michael Burry replicated his second-round score with another 74 (+2) on Sunday. He recorded four birdies and as many bogeys with a double bogey mixed in to keep his score above par. The senior finished the event with a 227 (+11) and tied for 60^th place.
 
Sophomore Kevin Mu competed at the event as an individual, shooting a 74 (+2) on Sunday. The sophomore finished his tournament shooting 220 (+4) after 54 holes. Mu concluded his tournament tied for the fifth most pars of any player at the event with 37, contributing for him placing tied for 48^th.
 
This concludes the Eagles' fall schedule. Emory's fall was highlighted by a UAA Championship as well as a team win at the Flower City Preview in September. Emory will now take the winter off before resuming competition in early March at the Savannah Invitational.