par-72 layout of the Steelwood Country Club with five birdies and a pair of eagles to go with 10 pars and a single bogey in the record-setting round His performance surpassed the previous school record of 64 set by former PGA Tour pro Brady Schnell at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in 2005-06 Schnell also held the previous sophomore school record with a 65 in 2004-05 Sautron started his day in a tie for 32nd place individually but jumped 26 spots in the standings to finish sixth and earn his third top-10 finish of the fall he notched a third birdie on the back nine He closed the back nine at five-under 31 after an eagle on the 535-yard He continued his hot play with a birdie on No 1 before two more pars set up his second eagle of the round on the 606-yard His fifth birdie of the round followed on No before he took his only bogey on the par-3 He bounced back with a pair of pars before sinking his sixth birdie put of the round on No Sautron finished the 54-hole tournament at 208 (-8) Senior Hamish Murray added a strong effort of his own with a final-round 71 (-1) to end the tournament in a tie for 12th at 211 Sautron and Murray led the Huskers to a tie for 11th in a 14-team field with a three-round total of 869 (+5) Freshman James Ackerman who was playing as an individual outside Nebraska's lineup produced the third-best finish for the Huskers with a 219 (+3) Graduate Reed Malleck put up Nebraska's No 3 score in the lineup on Sunday with a 76 (+4) while tying for 47th overall at 220 (+4) Redshirt sophomore Evan McDermott (233) and senior Grant Jabenis (239) rounded out the Nebraska contingent Illinois won the tournament with an 834 (-30) while Kennesaw State took second at 836 (-28) Kansas State's Nick Mason rolled to the individual title with a 199 (-17) Clemson's Andrew Swanson took second at 203 (-13) with a final-round 64 (-8) Rudy Sautron, NebraskaSophomore – Reunion Island, France – Cameron University 2024-25 Big Ten Men’s Golfers of the WeekSept. 12 – Aiden Krafft, Oregon | Rudy Sautron, Nebraska Sophomore (2024-25)Rudy Sautron rewrote the Nebraska record book in his first season with the Huskers in 2024-25. The sophomore from Reunion Island, France, set the Nebraska season stroke average record (71.70) while helping Nebraska set the team single-season stroke average record (288.38). One of the top freshmen in NCAA Division II in 2023-24, Sautron produced the most impressive career-opening performance in Nebraska history by tying the Husker sophomore 54-hole record with a 208 (-5) on his way to an individual tournament title at the season-opening Gopher Invitational (Sept. 8-9).  Sautron held off Noah Kumar from Rutgers by one stroke on the par-71, 7,586-yard layout at the Windsong Farm Golf Club in Independence, Minn., to help Nebraska to a third-place team finish in a strong 15-team field. Sautron's effort in Minnesota included a first-round eagle on No. 18, helping him finish with three consecutive rounds better than par (69-70-69) on his way to matching Brady Schnell (2004-05) and Seth Porter (1999-2000) for the best score by a sophomore (208) in Nebraska history. Sautron was named the Big Ten Golfer of the Week (Sept. 12) for his performance in Minnesota. He followed with a 221 (+8) to tie for 38th at Nebraska's Git-R-Done Invitational (Sept. 23-24). He was NU's No. 4 finisher in the lineup with rounds of 71, 75 and 75 on the par-71, 7,003-yard layout at Firethorn Golf Club in Lincoln. He closed the fall with another record-setting performance, firing a school-record 63 (-9) in the final round of the Steelwood Collegiate to tie his own sophomore school record with a 208 (-8). Sautron finished with his third top-10 showing of the season by tying for sixth on the par-72, 7,096-yard layout of the Steelwood Country Club in Loxley, Ala. His record-setting final round included a pair of eagles to give him five during the fall season.  Sautron's final-round 63 in Alabama broke the previous Nebraska record of 64 set by PGA touring pro Brady Schnell at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate in 2005-06. It also broke Schnell's sophomore record 65 in 2004-25. Sautron notched his second top-25 finish as a Husker by tying for 15th at the Badger Invitational in Verona, Wis. (Sept. 29-Oct. 1). He closed with a 54-hole total of 216 (E) with consistent rounds of 72, 71 and 73 on a par-72, 7,286-yard layout at the University Ridge Golf Course. He was Nebraska's No. 2 finisher in Wisconsin, trailing Hamish Murray by just one shot. He added his second top-five finish as a Husker by tying for third with a 213 (+3) to lead the Huskers to a third-place finish in a loaded 13-team field at the Qubein Cup (Oct. 14-15). Sautron produced rounds of 69, 74 and 70 on a par-70, 7,130-yard layout at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C.  Sautron opened the spring ranked No. 77 nationally, before playing two rounds at the Palmas Del Mar Collegiate in Humacao, Puerto Rico (Feb. 9-11).  Sautron, who battled illness during the tournament, did not compete in the second round after opening with a 76 (+4). He closed with a 73 (+1) on the 7,122-yard Flamboyan Course at Palmas Del Mar Country Club. Sautron bounced back with his fourth top-10 finish of the season by tying for eighth in the weather-shortened Johnnie-O at Sea Island in St. Simons Island, Ga. (March 17-18). Despite strong winds, Sautron shot an even-par 70 on the 6,933-yard layout of the Sea Island Course on St. Patrick's Day, before closing with a 69 (-1) on March 18.  He continued his excellent play by notching his sixth top-25 finish of the season with a tie for 12th in an 88-player field at the Bell Bank "Pay It Forward" Collegiate in Litchfield Park, Ariz. (March 24-25). Sautron's three-round total of 212 (-4) included a second-round 67 (-5) on the par-72, 7,021-yard layout of the Gold Course at Wigwam Resort. Sautron helped the Huskers to a third-place team finish in a 16-team field with a season-best 849 (-15) team total. Sautron again helped the Huskers to a third-place team finish at the Tiger Intercollegiate (April 7-8). He battled to a tie for 55th at 222 (+12) in a 99-player field, including a second-round 66 (-4). He opened with his worst round of the season 82 on the par-70, 7,158-yard layout of the The Club at Old Hawthorne before bouncing back with his 10th round under par of the season. He closed with a 74. He helped Nebraska to a season-best second-place team finish with his final-round 68 (-3) at the Robert Kepler Invitational (April 18-19). Sautron opened with a 74 on the par-71, 7,455-yard layout of the Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio, before having his second round vacated by a technicality. He closed his first season at Nebraska by tying for 50th with a 54-hole score of 211 (+11) at the Big Ten Championship in Baltimore, Md. (April 25-27). Sautron opened with a 69 (-1), before managing a 73 (+3) in the second round. He ended the tournament with a 79 (+9) on the Five Farms East Course at the Baltimore Country Club. Sautron 71.70 stroke average over 30 rounds in 2024-25 is also Nebraska's career stroke average record. He produced two top-five finishes, four top-10 showings and six top-25 finishes over 11 events. He also recorded six of Nebraska's 15 eagles on the season, while also losing an eagle in the second round with an invalid scorecard at Ohio State. Nebraska Career BestsBest Tournament Finish - 1st (Gopher Invitational, 2024)Low 54-hole score - 208 (-8) (Steelwood Collegiate, 2024); 208 (-5) (Gopher Invitational, 2024)Low Round - 63 (Steelwood Collegiate, 3rd, 2024 - School Record)Career Rounds Under Par - 12 Career Statistics (Cameron - NCAA Division II) Cameron Career BestsBest Tournament Finish - 1st (Hrnciar, 2023)Low 54-hole score - 207 (Missouri Southern State, 2023)Low Round - 65 (GAC Preview, 2023)Career Rounds Under Par - 16 closed an impressive tournament with a one-under-par 70 on Monday to tie the best 54-hole by a sophomore in school history matching three-round tournament totals of 208 by Brady Schnell (2004-05) and Seth Porter (1999-2000) who was playing his first tournament as a Husker after transferring from NCAA Division II Cameron University in Oklahoma held off Noah Kumar from Rutgers by one stroke Iowa's State's Luke Gutschewski and Furman's Harris Barth tied for third at 211 (-2) while Georgia Southern's Parker Claxton and New Mexico's Mesa Falleur tied for fifth at 212 (-1) as the only other golfers in the tournament to finish better than par over three rounds "I'm extremely happy for Rudy," Nebraska Coach Judd Cornell said "To win in a field this strong in his first Division I tournament shows the type of player he is He has adjusted quickly to the Division I game and the stressors of school and golf Sautron's performance helped the Huskers to a third-place finish with an 865 (+13) on the par-71 7,586-yard layout at the Windsong Farm Golf Club Nebraska finished five strokes behind the team champions from Iowa State (860) and three shots behind the hosts from second-place Minnesota (862) The Huskers defeated Big Ten counterparts Iowa (4th 869) in a strong 15-team field in Minnesota.  The third-place performance marked Nebraska's best team finish since taking third in a nine-team field at the Hoosier Invitational in early April of 2021 Fellow Cameron transfer Hamish Murray who is in his second season with the Huskers after producing a team-best 72.69 stroke average for the Big Red a year ago, was Nebraska's No Australia closed with a 74 (+3) to finish in a tie for 24th at 219 (+6) over 54 holes It was Murray's sixth top-25 finish in 11 events as a Husker Redshirt sophomore Evan McDermott climbed the final-round leaderboard with a solid 72 (+1) on Monday McDermott finished in an eight-way tie for 38th at 223 (+10) in an 80-player field Husker graduate student Reed Malleck closed one stroke back of McDermott in a tie for 46th at 224 (+11), while true freshman James Ackerman completed the Husker contingent in a tie for 60th at 228 (+15) Ackerman's first collegiate tournament included a second-round 70 (-1) for the Big Red In addition to Nebraska's efforts at the Gopher Invitational, Husker freshman Jackson Benge performed well at the Minnesota Golf Classic (Sept competing as an individual at the Pioneer Creek Golf Course in Maple Plain tied for fourth in a 109-player field with an even-par 54-hole total of 216 His performance included a final-round 70 (-2) Nebraska will be back in action when the Huskers play host to the Git-R-Done Invitational at Firethorn Golf Club (Sept It marks Nebraska's first home invitational since April of 2021 Georgia Southern - 310-300-290=900 (+48)15 Final Individual Results1. Rudy Sautron T4. Jackson Benge - 73-73-70=216 (E) tying for eighth with a 139 (-1) at The Johnnie-O at Sea Island in St closed the weather-shortened 36-hole tournament with a final-round 69 (-1) on the 6,933-yard layout of the Sea Island Resort on Tuesday including an eagle on the par-five 583-yard seventh hole High winds were strong enough to halt play on Monday but Sautron still managed an even-par 70 in a single round Brody Cunningham added a top-15 finish of his own with a two-round total of 141 (+1) Scotland tied for 13th in an 80-player field Nebraska tied for fifth with Kansas at 564 (+4) just five strokes behind the tournament champions from Cincinnati Marquette and Florida Gulf Coast tied for second at even-par 560 while UNC Greensboro took fourth at 562 (+2) The Huskers finished ahead of Big Ten foes Michigan State (566) Rutgers (572) and Penn State (580) in the 13-team tournament field Gunnar Broin from Kansas captured medalist honors with a 132 (-8) that included a final-round 64 (-6) Broin finished one shot ahead of Noah Kumar from Rutgers at 133 (-7) Marquette's Max Lyons took third at 134 (-6) Evan McDermott put together Nebraska's No 3 individual finish by tying for 31st at 143 (+3) Hamish Murray and Reed Malleck completed Nebraska's five-player lineup in a tie for 38th at 144 (+4) before closing the tournament with a 74 (+4) Tuesday produced a 71 (+1) Tuesday after opening with a 73 (+3) Grant Jabenis rounded out the Husker contingent at The Johnnie-O in a tie for 68th at 151 (+11) including a final-round 73 (+3) while playing as an individual outside Nebraska's lineup The senior from Omaha opened the tournament with a 78 (+8) The Huskers return to action next week at the Bell Bank "Pay It Forward" Collegiate at Wigwam Resort in Litchfield March 24-25.The Johnnie-O at Sea IslandHosted by RutgersMarch 17-18 Final Individual Results1. Gunnar Broin, Kansas - 68-64=132 (-8)2. Noah Kumar, Rutgers - 68-65=133 (-7)3. Max Lyons, Marquette - 65-69=134 (-6)T4. Alex Creamean, Penn State - 70-67=137 (-3)T4. Nolan Harper, Florida Gulf Coast - 72-65=137 (-3)T6. Connor McNeely, Cincinnati - 70-68=138 (-2)T6. Caleb Bond, Michigan State - 72-66=138 (-2)T8. Rudy Sautron 2024-25 Big Ten Men’s Golfers of the Week This is Dhulipalla Bala Chandra Prasad's third podium finish of the year, second in Classical events. The total prize fund of the tournament was €5500. A total of 66 players including a GM and 5 IMs took part from five countries across the world in the Open A category. Five years ago, India's 58th GM Stany GA won this tournament before he became a GM A total of 66 players including a GM and 5 IMs took part in the Open A category from five countries across the world The event was organized by Sautron Chess Club from 3rd to 10th July 2022 in Sautron The time control was 90 minutes/40 moves + 30 minutes + 30 seconds increment from move no.1 Details Official site Echecs Sautron fb We have launched the ChessBase India App. Check out this amazing resource! Android for now - Download the app now Follow Tweets by @ChessbaseIndia ChessBase India is proud to be the official partner of chessbase.com reporting on events in India Like our Facebook page for more Indian chess updates The all new ChessBase Premium Account which gives you access to ten amazing online ChessBase services like PlayChess Become a part of the ever-growing ChessBase India Youtube Channel. Subscribe now and stay update with our awesome video content.  earned his second top-three finish in four tournaments this fall joining his individual title at the season-opening Gopher Invitational (Sept Sautron led Nebraska in Tuesday's final round with an even-par 70 on the 7,130-yard layout of the Sedgefield Country Club before adding a 74 (+4) in Monday's second round Sautron finished six strokes back of individual champion Camden Braidech from Chattanooga and three shots behind runner-up Hunter Thomson from Michigan a senior out of Omaha Westside High School produced the best performance of his career by tying for sixth after firing the second-best round of his Husker career with a 68 (-2) in Monday's second round He opened the tournament with a solid 72 (+2) that included an eagle on the par-5 Fellow Nebraskan Reed Malleck added a third top-20 individual finish for the Huskers The graduate student from York closed the 54-hole tournament at 221 (+11) in a tie for 20th He opened with consistent rounds of 73 and 74 on Monday Evan McDermott continued his strong play during the fall by adding a tie for 26th finished one shot back of Malleck with a 222 (+12) before climbing the leader board with a second-round 71 (+1) on Monday Nebraska's success in a tournament field that included nine 2024 NCAA Regional qualifiers came despite not counting a score during the tournament from its No. 1 golfer, Hamish Murray Australia had his streak of three consecutive top-25 finishes snapped by tying for 58th at 232 (+22) trailing only the champions from Chattanooga (858) and the runners-up from Texas A&M (865) Both Chattanooga and Texas A&M qualified for 2024 NCAA Regional play The Huskers beat the Wolverines (872) by one stroke while Furman (867) rounded out the top five Davidson (894) and UNCW (895) all qualified for NCAA Regional play a year ago the hosts from High Point (903) and Virginia Tech (921) - giving the Huskers seven wins over 2024 NCAA Regional teams in the this week's tournament Nebraska closes its fall season at the Steelwood Invitational in Loxley *competed as an individual outside Nebraska's lineup This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. and earned top-10 tournament finishes in all five of his collegiate tournaments during the 2023 fall campaign at Cameron University in Oklahoma will join a strong incoming class for the Big Red next season "Rudy is a strong young player and a great student," Cornell said "He has a year of college golf under his belt so that experience should help him moving forward to Division I golf I'm very excited to watch him develop the next three years and gain experience at the highest level He has all the skills to be a phenomenal player." Sautron won the Hrnciar Tournament at the Territory Golf Club in Duncan firing a seven-under-par 209 through three rounds He fired a career-best 65 (-7) in the opening round of the GAC Preview at Lake Hefner North Golf Club in Oklahoma City He finished in a tie for ninth at 208 (-8) to help Cameron to a team championship including a second-round 67 (-5) to tie for sixth individually at the Missouri Southern State Men's Fall Invitational at the Shangri-La Country Club in Monkey Island Sautron followed with a third-place finish at three-under-par over two rounds (69-70=139) at the Ryan Palmer Foundation Invitational at the Amarillo Country Club (Oct He closed the fall with a tie for ninth individually with an even-par 213 (71-68-74) at the Copperhead Championship at the Innisbrook Golf Club in Palm Harbor He added his sixth top-10 finish in seven collegiate events with an eighth-place finish at the Rattler Invitational at the Dominion Country Club in San Antonio He finished with a three-round total of 217 (+1) Sautron has posted a stroke average of 71.35 he played 13 of his 20 rounds better than par Sautron becomes the second golfer from Cameron University in Lawton, Okla., to join the Husker roster in the past two seasons, joining first-year Husker Hamish Murray Murray owns Nebraska's top stroke average in 2023-24 at 71.59 (1,217 strokes/17 rounds) heading into the upcoming Johnnie O Classic in St Sautron is the fourth player to join the Husker group of newcomers for 2024-25, including Jackson Benge (Omaha, Nebraska), James Ackerman (Leawood, Kansas) and Brodie Cunningham (Glasgow Those three signed their letters of intent to join the Nebraska men’s golf program on Nov Rudy is the son of David and Marie Sautron He plans to major in business at Nebraska.