Miners boys golf wins at home with lowest score in at least the last 20 years

The Historic Boy's Park City High School Miners Golf.Team, at the Park City Municipal Course, who posted the lowest score in 20 years. Photo: George Murphy

PARK CITY, Utah — On Thursday, after school, the Park City High School’s Boys Varsity Golf Team hosted six other schools at a tournament at the Park City Municipal Golf Course winning with sophomore Rawson Hardy’s five under, a lower score than has been recorded in the last twenty years since stats have been recorded.

Eight-person teams’ score RESULTS: 

1. Park City 288
2. Stansbury 315
3. Murray 322
4. Cottowood 326
5. Jordan 330
6. Tooele 334
7. Hillcrest 341

The Park City Miners’ leader board consisted of the following athletes and their score cards:

• Rawson Hardy 66
• Ty Brady 72
• Forest Summers 75
• Cooper Kozlowsky 75
• Chase Coulson 78
•  Sam Hunt 79
• Lucas Sweeney 81
• Robby Harman 85

“Park City played their home course the best they have in years,” coach Charlie George Murphy told TownLift. “Sophomore Rawson finished at -5 (66), which is the lowest score in PC boys golf history, at least recorded over the past 20 years. Rawson hit his drive over 300 on 18, followed by a striped 6 iron on the green and made his eagle putt. Also, Freshman Linus Einum holed out from the fairway on hole 12 for an eagle.”