The Memphis native Odom, coming off two collegiate wins in September, shot a 5-under 66 to secure the victory by 5 strokes in the Men’s Division at 12-under par.
The graduate student is a product of NBA legend Steph Curry’s continued investment in the Howard University Men’s Golf Team and was listed as a finalist for the prestigious Ben Hogan Award earlier this year.
Second place in the Men’s Division of the 54-hole event featuring elite golfers from diverse backgrounds was shared by KJ Ofahengaue, Christian Rodriguez, and Joshua Siplin at 7-under par.
In the Women’s Division, Allyn Stephens of Tulsa fired a 4-under 67 for a 9-under par three-round total. The Houston native, who started the final round with a two-shot lead, ended up blitzing the field to win by 10 shots.
Second place in the Women’s Division went to local golf phenom Shyla Brown, a 15-year-old high school student out of McKinney, Tex. Brown fired a 1-under 70 in the final round, good for a 1-over par and a four-spot jump up the final leaderboard.
Kingston, New York native Amber Pennington, attending Delaware State University, faded with a 5-over par 76 for solo third at 2-over.
