ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Tiger golf improved their scores in the second round but Campbellsville dug itself too deep of a hole, finishing tied for 10^th at the Georgetown College Invitational.
 
After a first round 321 and sitting in 11^th place, Campbellsville improved by nine strokes.

James Higgins paced CU with scores of 77-75 to finish tied for 19^th, while Justin Warman improved his scored with 82-77 but finished 43^rd.

Justin Riffle and Robbie Johnson both were tied for 46^th. Riffle improved by five strokes with an 83-78 but Johnson fell off the pace by three strokes, 79-82.

Andrew Scalos finished in 60^th by shooting 85-91.
 
Connor Brown from Point University paced the field by shooting consecutive 71s. He defeated St. Andrews' Daniel Wieck (69-74) and Indiana Tech's Caleb Kroft (66-77) by one stroke.

Dalton State won the team title with two rounds in the 200s – 296 – 295. The Road Runners defeated St. Andrews by four strokes (303-292), Indiana Tech by five (295-301) and Point University by seven (303-295).

The Tigers will now have almost one month to prepare for the three-day Mid-South Conference Spring Championship hosted at Crooked Creek Golf Club in London, Ky., on March 19-21.