NCAA Southwest: UCLA wins by 17

May 19, 2013 | by Golfweek

The Bruins won wire-to-wire, and after building their lead to 11 shots in Round 2, brought the same level of intensity to Saturday's final round

By Julie Williams, Golfweek In winning its third stroke-play title of the season at the NCAA Tempe Regional, UCLA also claimed its fifth regional title in the past decade. The Bruins won wire-to-wire, and after building their lead to 11 shots in Round 2, brought the same level of intensity to Saturday's final round. UCLA posted an 11-under 269 at the par-70 Karsten Golf Course, the lowest final round by three shots. Credit Jonathan Garrick for widening UCLA’s margin of victory even more Saturday. The freshman shot a final-round 64, which was the third 64 posted by a UCLA player over the 54-hole event. Senior Pontus Widegren posted that number in Round 1, followed by fellow senior Pedro Figueiredo in Round 2. Garrick, who tied for second at 8-under 202, was the low Bruin. Three teammates also finished inside the top 10. UCLA’s 30-under 810 total is the team’s lowest this season. The Bruins finished 17 shots ahead of runners-up Georgia and Central Florida.

Results: NCAA Division I Auburn Regional

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Greg Eason	, England	700	65-63-70--198
T2	Jonathan Garrick	Atherton, CA	500	69-69-64--202
T2	Ricardo Gouveia	, Portugal	500	68-66-68--202
T4	Anton Arboleda	, Philippines	400	67-69-67--203
T4	Pedro Figueiredo	, Portugal	400	71-64-68--203