CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Wofford men's golf team closed out play at the Bryson Invitational on Wednesday afternoon at the par-72 Daniel Island Club in Charleston, South Carolina. The Terriers shone in round two with three Terriers hitting under-par, but Wofford secured 15th place overall result by an 880 score. Senior Ben Jordan led the way for the Terriers in 29^th with his one-under par 215 marker.

Wofford opened play with a 295 at the three-day event before making a comeback to record a 284 to close out round two on Tuesday. A 301 completed play in the closing round as the Terriers carded an 880 to place 15^th. Vanderbilt won the 15-team field with a score of 834, with their top finisher Ryan Downes taking first place with a 13-under par 203 marker. Downes was one stroke ahead of the runners-up, Ryan Ford of Cincinnati and Ethan Evans of Duke.

Ben Jordan was the top Terrier in the event with a score of 215 at one-under par. Jordan posted a 74 in the first round before he came back to shoot three-under par with a 69 to cap off round two. Jordan concluded round three to par as he secured his spot for 29^th place. This is Jordan's second top 30 finish of the season.

Major Lenning and Andrew Aquino finished the event with a score of 221 at five-over to place tied for 63^rd. Lenning carded a 75 in the first round before he shot two-under par to finish round two with a 70, a new career low. Aquino opened his first round with a 73 before he carded a 71 to close off round two. He returned the next day to record a 77 in round three.

Freshman Andrew Neal opened his third collegiate event with a score of 226 at ten-over. Neal started round one with a 74 before he returned in round two with a 76. He finished with another 76 to place in the 80^th spot. The last Terrier in the event was senior Will Jones, who finished with a score of 233 at 17-over. Jones opened the first two rounds with a solid 74, just two-over par. He returned to the closing round with an 85 to cap off the event in 83^rd place.

The Terriers will tee off one last time as the fall season comes to an end at the two-day Furman Intercollegiate slated for October 18-19.