TUNICA, Miss.- Once again battling strong winds and dust, the Lee University men's golf team shot a 301 and sits in third place after two rounds of the Gulf South Conference Championship. It was the second round in a row that the Flames shot a 301 and now have a 602 after two rounds. 
 
The University of West Florida continues to have a commanding lead in the championship. The Argos have a 28-stroke lead over second place Delta State University. UWF has shot 572 over the two rounds while DSU has shot a 600.
 
George Cordall paces the Flames shooting 71 for one-under on the day. He sits tied for fourth place even par for the tournament. 
 
Luke Stock shot a 75 in round two and is in tenth place at five-over. Bennett McNabb is tied for 23^rd with a 77.
 
Mitchell Strickland and Drew Zielinski each shot a 78 in round two. Strickland is 12-over while Zielinski is 14-over.
 
The Flames will tee off in the final round on Saturday morning at 11:00 AM EST.
 
Coach Evan Spence's Thoughts:
 
"Another tough day out there in the wind today where we just didn't execute our best. Always trying to learn as much as possible any time we get the chance to compete. I think this week has proven that we'll need to spend some time sharpening up our ball flight control before regionals in the event we see more wind like this down in Florida. Still have a good opportunity tomorrow to put a good team round up on the board and get some momentum rolling for the rest of the postseason."