Dili Sitanonth, representing EKU women’s golf, showcased her talent and determination in the opening round of the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship, emerging as a formidable contender in the Women’s Individual competition. With a stellar performance at the prestigious TPC Sawgrass, Sitanonth finds herself tied for second place, poised for a strong showing in the subsequent rounds.
Key Details:
- Hailing from Thailand, Sitanonth delivered a commendable performance, carding a one-over-par 73 during her first 18 holes at TPC Sawgrass. Her round featured two birdies and an impressive display of consistency, with 13 pars across the legendary course.
- Despite facing formidable competition, Sitanonth’s exceptional performance positions her just one shot behind the leader, Kaiyuree Moodley of Charlotte, who finished the round at even-par. With her sights set on the top spot, Sitanonth enters the second round with confidence and determination.
- Sitanonth’s opening round 73 marks a personal best as a Colonel since joining EKU from Texas Southern. Her remarkable achievement surpasses previous performances, including multiple 74s shot earlier in the year at the Columbia Classic and Colonel Classic, underscoring her growth and potential on the collegiate golf stage.
Outlook for the Tournament:
- As Sitanonth prepares for the upcoming rounds of the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship, she carries with her the momentum and confidence gained from her standout performance in the opening round. With her exceptional skill set and unwavering focus, Sitanonth aims to maintain her competitive edge and vie for the championship title. As a valuable asset to the EKU women’s golf team, she embodies the spirit of excellence and perseverance, inspiring her teammates and fellow competitors alike. With each swing, Sitanonth continues to write her legacy in collegiate golf, leaving an indelible mark on the sport.
