LA QUINTA, Calif. – The Nevada men's golf team wrapped up its first event of 2021, scoring a tie for 15^th place at The Prestige.
 
The Wolf Pack posted a team score of 298 in Wednesday's final round to finish the tournament at 27-over par and tied with Cal Poly for 15^th in the 24-team field. Arizona and North Carolina were co-champions of the event as both finished at 4-under par. The nation's No. 1 team Pepperdine was the only other team in the field to finish under par at 3-under.
 
Individually for the Wolf Pack, newcomer Brendan MacDougall carded the low round of the day as he shot a 1-under 70 in the final round. MacDougall did not post anything worse than bogey on his scorecard and added three birdies to his round. He finished the tournament at 7-over par and tied for 53^rd in the 120-player field.
 
Junior Trey Davis recorded the best overall finish in the tournament for Nevada, tying for 29^th place. Davis shot a 5-over 76 in Wednesday's final round to finish at 4-over par. Senior Sam Harned tied for 44^th place at 6-over par after carding a 78 in round three. Fellow senior Sam Meek tied for 91^st and freshman Tom Patterson finished in a tie for 108^th in his collegiate debut. Junior Peyton Callens, who was playing in a separate event and entered as an individual, tied for 32^nd at that event at 4-over par.
 
Nevada will return to action March 8-10 at the Lamkin San Diego Classic at San Diego Country Club.
 
Nevada Scores
T29. Trey Davis, 71-70-76=217 (+4)
T44. Sam Harned, 69-72-78=219 (+6)
T53. Brendan MacDougall, 74-76-70=220 (+7)
T91. Sam Meek, 76-76-74=226 (+13)
T108. Tom Patterson, 73-76-81=230 (+17)
 
Individual Event
T32. Peyton Callens, 73-73-74=220 (+4)