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The Wake Forest men's golf team won a shortened Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate with a two-day score of 18- under par. The tournament was held at Jonesborough, Tennessee's Blackthron Club at The Ridges, which is 7,147 yards in length. Hosts East Tennessee State finished second with a score of 13 under par. Wake Forest freshman Will Zalatoris, who was one of the most prized recruits in the country, won the individual title with a score of 10 under par.
In collegiate golf a school will have five players eligible to count towards the team score, with only the four best scores being used. This weekend's five-man team consisted of junior Davis Womble (-1), freshman Will Zalatoris (-10), sophomore Danny Guise (-5), freshman Paul McBride (-2) and freshman Tanner Owen (+4).
Wake Forest has one of the most storied golf programs in the country, and Coach Jerry Haas this this team headed back in the correct direction. This is now Wake's second win in as many tournaments, and next week they will travel to Alpharetta, Georgia to compete in the U.S. Collegiate Championship.