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Bolton fires 1-over par round; Up 8 spots at NAIA Championship By Christopher Coombs Oklahoma City, OK - Dacie Bolton shot a 1-over par 73 during the third round of competition at the NAIA Women's Golf National Championship Tournament on Thursday at the Lincoln Park Golf Club. Bolton has tallied a 224 (77-74-73) through the first three round of the championship. She dropped to 8-over for the tournament and sits in a tie for 23rd place heading into the final round of play on Friday. Bolton was able to move up the leaderboard eight spots after firing her lowest round of the tournament and trails tournament leader Michela Tjan from Keiser (Fla.) by 10 strokes. Bolton started on the back nine and quickly birdied the par-3 tenth hole to move too 1-under par as she then recorded eight straight pars to close out her first nine holes. The front side was a more up and down for Bolton as she started off with back-to-back bogies - her first blemishes of the round - before birdieing the 324 yard par-4 third hole. Another bogey on the next hole would push her to 1-over par before two straight birdies moved her back below par at 1-under. Two bogeys on her final two holes of the round would give Bolton her lowest round of the championship at 1-over par. Bolton has averaged 74.6 strokes for the championship which is below her 80.05 stroke average in her 22 rounds this season. British Columbia remains in the lead of the team standings, holding a five-stroke advantage over second-place Keiser. Bolton is scheduled to tee off at 7:34amCT on Friday in the final round of the NAIA National Championship Tournament. This story was posted on 2019-05-17 05:14:42
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