FRANKLIN, Tenn. – The Wofford men's golf team posted a score of 892 at the Mason Rudolph Championship to place 15^th at the Vanderbilt Legends Club – South Course, a par-71, 7,100-yard course, over the past three days. Harry Jones paced the Terriers with a score of 218.
 
The Terriers finished 40-over par in 15^th place with a team score of 892. A tough round-one 302 was hard to overcome, but the Terriers improved over each round with subsequent scores of 289 and 287.
 
The host No. 1 Vanderbilt ran away with the title, scoring 34-under par at 818. The 15-team field was stout, featuring seven teams ranked in the top 50.
 
Harry Jones led the way for Wofford, caring a 218 with scores of 74-71-73 to tie for 46^th at 5-over.
 
Vanderbilt's Gordon Sargent, the No. 1 ranked player, claimed low medalist honors in the 84-player field with a 17-under 196.
 
Will Jones shot 225 to tie for 68^th, and Matthew Larkin carded 226 to place in a tie for 75^th. Jackson Hill was tied for 77^th with a score of 227. Cedric Otten's 236 placed him in 83^rd to round out the Wofford lineup.
 
The Terriers return to action in the Southern Conference Championship, which runs from April 23-25. The event takes place at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Ga.