Tuesday, September 23
Bremerton, Wash.
All Day
University of Oregon
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The Tindall
Lent Ties for Tindall Individual Title
09/23/25 | Men's Golf
SAMMAMISH, Wash. – Oregon freshman Oscar Lent earned a share of the three-way co-championship at The Tindall Individual Tournament.
Lent went low in his collegiate debut for a 9-under 207 first place finish alongside Grand Canyon's Erik Rengardt and Seattle's Conrad Chisman. Lent led the efforts of four Ducks competing in the individual tournament, which took place on the Cascade Course of the Gold Mountain Golf Club.
The rest of the Oregon lineup simultaneously concluded the team competition on the Olympic Course in a tie for 10th place. No. 17 BYU took home the team title, led by Peter Kim who shared a co-championship with Utah's Gabriel Palacios.
Aiden Krafft and Jeffrey Kwak led efforts in the team tournament sharing a tie for 33rd, while freshman Sebastian Desoisa joined them in the top-50.
How It Happened
Lent opened with a 1-over 73 in round one but was able to find a rhythm and finished round two 3-under with five birdies. The freshman had a stellar third round carding a low 7-under 65 to position himself for the individual tournament title.
Also on the individual circuit, Casper Nerpin was able to level his scorecard after shooting over in rounds one and two. Entering the day 5-over between the rounds, the senior transfer finished with a 3-under 69 in his best round at Oregon.
Rounding out the Ducks on the Cascade Course, Ramil Saelim went 79-76 in the first two rounds. Saelim carded a career-low 8-under 64 with nine birdies, eight pars and just one bogey in the third round to finish 3-over for the tournament. Hugh Adams was Oregon's fourth individual, competing in his first tournament of the season and shooting 78-77-76.
On the Olympic Course, Krafft and Kwak finished 1-over 73 in the third round, and 1-over 217 for the tournament. Each ended the day even yesterday and tied for first in par-3 scoring average at 3.02. Kwak carded his second eagle of the tournament to finish even on the back nine.
Jay Gould-Healy entered the day just a stroke above par and was even through seven holes in the third round. A double bogey on the ninth hole set him one over, and he finished 4-over 220 after shooting 74-71-75 in the tournament.
Individual Tim Chang was 7-over entering round three, and stayed that way after carding an even 72 in Tuesday's round. Kyreece Romero shot 4-over 76, but had 37 par holes throughout the tournament.
Duck Scorecard
The Tindall
Gold Mountain Golf Club – Olympic Course – Par 72 (7,179 yards)
T10. Oregon 290-283-294 – 867 (+9)
T33. Aiden Krafft 71-73-73 – 217 (+1)
T33. Jeffrey Kwak 78-66-73 – 217 (+1)
T44. Sebastian Desoisa 70-76-73 – 219 (+3)
T51. Jay Gould-Healy 74-71-75 – 220 (+4)
62. Tim Chang (Ind.) 75-76-72 – 223 (+7)
T65. Kyreece Romero 75-73-76 – 224 (+8)
The Tindall Individual Tournament
Gold Mountain Golf Club – Cascade Course – Par 72 (6,775 yards)
T1. Oscar Lent 71-69-67 – 207 (-9)
T16. Casper Nerpin 74-75-69 – 218 (+2)
20. Ramil Saelim 79-76-64 – 219 (+3)
29. Hugh Adams 78-77-76 – 231 (+15)
Notable
Oregon ranked first among tournament teams in par-3 scoring average at 3.02 (+1) … The Ducks ranked second in eagles with four total and finished sixth with 167 par holes … Four Oregon players, Aiden Krafft, Jay Gould-Healy, Tim Chang and Jeffrey Kwak finished in a tie for first in par-3 scoring average at 2.83 (-2) … Kwak also tied for first with two eagles over three rounds … Sebastian Desoisa joined Krafft in eighth for eagles, with one a piece … Kyreece Romero had 37 par holes, resulting in a tie for eighth.
Next Up
The men's golf team will continue their fall season at the Notah Begay III Match Play Tournament October 6-8. Held at the Twin Warriors Golf Course in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M., the tournament will feature Arizona, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Texas A&M and UNLV in addition to Oregon. Match play will begin on October 7 and be aired live on the Golf Channel.
Lent went low in his collegiate debut for a 9-under 207 first place finish alongside Grand Canyon's Erik Rengardt and Seattle's Conrad Chisman. Lent led the efforts of four Ducks competing in the individual tournament, which took place on the Cascade Course of the Gold Mountain Golf Club.
The rest of the Oregon lineup simultaneously concluded the team competition on the Olympic Course in a tie for 10th place. No. 17 BYU took home the team title, led by Peter Kim who shared a co-championship with Utah's Gabriel Palacios.
Aiden Krafft and Jeffrey Kwak led efforts in the team tournament sharing a tie for 33rd, while freshman Sebastian Desoisa joined them in the top-50.
How It Happened
Lent opened with a 1-over 73 in round one but was able to find a rhythm and finished round two 3-under with five birdies. The freshman had a stellar third round carding a low 7-under 65 to position himself for the individual tournament title.
Also on the individual circuit, Casper Nerpin was able to level his scorecard after shooting over in rounds one and two. Entering the day 5-over between the rounds, the senior transfer finished with a 3-under 69 in his best round at Oregon.
Rounding out the Ducks on the Cascade Course, Ramil Saelim went 79-76 in the first two rounds. Saelim carded a career-low 8-under 64 with nine birdies, eight pars and just one bogey in the third round to finish 3-over for the tournament. Hugh Adams was Oregon's fourth individual, competing in his first tournament of the season and shooting 78-77-76.
On the Olympic Course, Krafft and Kwak finished 1-over 73 in the third round, and 1-over 217 for the tournament. Each ended the day even yesterday and tied for first in par-3 scoring average at 3.02. Kwak carded his second eagle of the tournament to finish even on the back nine.
Jay Gould-Healy entered the day just a stroke above par and was even through seven holes in the third round. A double bogey on the ninth hole set him one over, and he finished 4-over 220 after shooting 74-71-75 in the tournament.
Individual Tim Chang was 7-over entering round three, and stayed that way after carding an even 72 in Tuesday's round. Kyreece Romero shot 4-over 76, but had 37 par holes throughout the tournament.
Duck Scorecard
The Tindall
Gold Mountain Golf Club – Olympic Course – Par 72 (7,179 yards)
T10. Oregon 290-283-294 – 867 (+9)
T33. Aiden Krafft 71-73-73 – 217 (+1)
T33. Jeffrey Kwak 78-66-73 – 217 (+1)
T44. Sebastian Desoisa 70-76-73 – 219 (+3)
T51. Jay Gould-Healy 74-71-75 – 220 (+4)
62. Tim Chang (Ind.) 75-76-72 – 223 (+7)
T65. Kyreece Romero 75-73-76 – 224 (+8)
The Tindall Individual Tournament
Gold Mountain Golf Club – Cascade Course – Par 72 (6,775 yards)
T1. Oscar Lent 71-69-67 – 207 (-9)
T16. Casper Nerpin 74-75-69 – 218 (+2)
20. Ramil Saelim 79-76-64 – 219 (+3)
29. Hugh Adams 78-77-76 – 231 (+15)
Notable
Oregon ranked first among tournament teams in par-3 scoring average at 3.02 (+1) … The Ducks ranked second in eagles with four total and finished sixth with 167 par holes … Four Oregon players, Aiden Krafft, Jay Gould-Healy, Tim Chang and Jeffrey Kwak finished in a tie for first in par-3 scoring average at 2.83 (-2) … Kwak also tied for first with two eagles over three rounds … Sebastian Desoisa joined Krafft in eighth for eagles, with one a piece … Kyreece Romero had 37 par holes, resulting in a tie for eighth.
Next Up
The men's golf team will continue their fall season at the Notah Begay III Match Play Tournament October 6-8. Held at the Twin Warriors Golf Course in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M., the tournament will feature Arizona, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Texas A&M and UNLV in addition to Oregon. Match play will begin on October 7 and be aired live on the Golf Channel.
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