Monday, February 24
St. Augustine, Fla.
All Day
Purdue Fort Wayne
at
World Golf Village Collegiate
Brock Reschly
Photo by: Josh Gales
Men's Golf in Third After Day One at World Golf Village Collegiate
2/24/2025 6:59:00 PM | Men's Golf
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - After the first day of the World Golf Village Collegiate, the Purdue Fort Wayne men's golf team is in third place on the leaderboard, ahead of all three Horizon League schools in attendance.
With the second round of the day cut short just a few holes before the conclusion, the Mastodons are eight shots ahead of Oakland, nine ahead of IU Indy and 21 ahead of Youngstown State. Oakland was picked ahead of the Mastodons in the Horizon League Preseason Poll.
North Florida is leading the pack at even par, but the Mastodons' +28 puts them in strong contention for second, as Bellarmine holds that spot at +25.
Brock Reschly was the best for the Mastodons in round one, firing a 1-over 73. After three bogeys and a birdie in his first eight holes, he was bogey-free the rest of the way. This stretch included a birdie on hole 18. Reschly completed his second round, turning in a 76. He birdied hole six, his second hole of the day, then rattled off six pars in a row. The sophomore finished his day with a birdie on hole four, the 555-yard par-5.
From the No. 1 spot, Nick Holder was one hole short of finishing the round before darkness fell on the course. He shot 74 in round one after starting the day with seven pars in a row. After bogeying 11, he birded 12 to quickly make up for it. From holes 14-1, he was even thanks to six more consecutive pars. In his second time through the course, he started with a bogey but worked five pars and a birdie out of his next six holes. Holder birdied 14 before three more pars in a row.
At +5, Reschly and Holder are tied for 16th.
AJ Agnew shot a 75 in the morning round after starting with five holes of par or better in the first five. He birdied the 540-yard ninth in this stretch. His birdie on 14 highlighted the back nine, then he had two more birdies on his finishing half of the front. The sophomore birdied holes one and four. Agnew was one hole short of finishing the second round, but he was +9 through 17. He birdied hole 16, the only Mastodon to do so on Monday.
Finishing Monday one shot ahead of Agnew, Julian Dugan finished both rounds with a 77-75. In the morning, Dugan found a birdie on 14 just like Agnew, the finished the round with six pars in his last seven. Later on, Dugan had birdies on 14 and 15 with seven more pars in his last nine holes.
Nick Bellush rounded out the Mastodons shooting for the team score. He had an 83 in round one and was two holes away from the clubhouse before the day was called. His opening round featured a birdie on hole nine. He sprinkled seven pars throughout the morning round. In the afternoon, he had 11 pars with a birdie on hole four.
Cody Coleman played as an individual, shooting 83 in the morning and was +8 through 17 in round two.
The final round of the World Golf Village Collegiate will begin on Tuesday morning (Feb. 25).
With the second round of the day cut short just a few holes before the conclusion, the Mastodons are eight shots ahead of Oakland, nine ahead of IU Indy and 21 ahead of Youngstown State. Oakland was picked ahead of the Mastodons in the Horizon League Preseason Poll.
North Florida is leading the pack at even par, but the Mastodons' +28 puts them in strong contention for second, as Bellarmine holds that spot at +25.
Brock Reschly was the best for the Mastodons in round one, firing a 1-over 73. After three bogeys and a birdie in his first eight holes, he was bogey-free the rest of the way. This stretch included a birdie on hole 18. Reschly completed his second round, turning in a 76. He birdied hole six, his second hole of the day, then rattled off six pars in a row. The sophomore finished his day with a birdie on hole four, the 555-yard par-5.
From the No. 1 spot, Nick Holder was one hole short of finishing the round before darkness fell on the course. He shot 74 in round one after starting the day with seven pars in a row. After bogeying 11, he birded 12 to quickly make up for it. From holes 14-1, he was even thanks to six more consecutive pars. In his second time through the course, he started with a bogey but worked five pars and a birdie out of his next six holes. Holder birdied 14 before three more pars in a row.
At +5, Reschly and Holder are tied for 16th.
AJ Agnew shot a 75 in the morning round after starting with five holes of par or better in the first five. He birdied the 540-yard ninth in this stretch. His birdie on 14 highlighted the back nine, then he had two more birdies on his finishing half of the front. The sophomore birdied holes one and four. Agnew was one hole short of finishing the second round, but he was +9 through 17. He birdied hole 16, the only Mastodon to do so on Monday.
Finishing Monday one shot ahead of Agnew, Julian Dugan finished both rounds with a 77-75. In the morning, Dugan found a birdie on 14 just like Agnew, the finished the round with six pars in his last seven. Later on, Dugan had birdies on 14 and 15 with seven more pars in his last nine holes.
Nick Bellush rounded out the Mastodons shooting for the team score. He had an 83 in round one and was two holes away from the clubhouse before the day was called. His opening round featured a birdie on hole nine. He sprinkled seven pars throughout the morning round. In the afternoon, he had 11 pars with a birdie on hole four.
Cody Coleman played as an individual, shooting 83 in the morning and was +8 through 17 in round two.
The final round of the World Golf Village Collegiate will begin on Tuesday morning (Feb. 25).
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