RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico —The Badgers opened the 2025 spring season at the Puerto Rico Classic and wrapped up the three-day event finishing in 15th place. Against a talented field, Wisconsin finished with a team score of +17 at Grand Reserve Country Club, highlighted by freshman William Harned's +1 performance.

Final:

No. 51 Purdue took the tournament title, carding a 825 at 39-under par. In second place was No.1 Ole Miss carding 833 at 33-under par. South Carolina trailed one stroke behind, carding 832 at 32-under par, and landing in third. 

As a team, Wisconsin shot a 881, and shot 17-over par. 

Round 3:

After shooting even par over the first two days, Harned continued to lead the Badgers, shooting a 73 on Wednesday, and ending tied for 55th.

Jacob Beckam had the best round of the day, and shot a 3-under par (69), causing him to move up 14 spots in the rankings. Graham Moody and Evan Myers finished 7-over par and in a tie for 74th place.

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Round 2: 

A native of Nashotah, Wis., Harned moved up to 41st place overall after evening his scorecard with a 75 on Monday and his 3-under effort on Tuesday. Evan Myers shot a 3-over 75 to move to +2 overall and into a tie for 51st place. 

As a team, the Badgers shot 292 at the Grand Reserve Golf Club.

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*Individual 

Round 1:

Through the first round of play, the Badgers sit in 15th place with a team score of 9-over par.

On the first day at Grand Reserve Golf Club, the Badgers shot a 297. 

Evan Myers carded the best round of the day for the Badgers, shooting 1-under par (71) to finish the day tied for 29th place. Myers carded 13 pars and three birdies on the day.

William Harned and Charles Erlandson both finished the first round tied for 65th place shooting a 3-over par 75.

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The Badgers travel to Thomasville, GA, for the Seminole Intercollegiate at the Glen Arven Country Club.