Michael Schnur matched a career-low score for the second time this season on Wednesday to lead Kirtland to a 153-197 win over Cuyahoga Heights at Fowler’s Mill Golf Course.
Schnur carded a 33 while Adam Mueller shot a 36 and Jack Dever finished with a 40. Isabel Anness and Seann McGill both came in with a 44 for the Hornets, who improved to 8-2 overall and 4-0 in the Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division.
Schnur, the three-time league MVP, is focused on returning to the state tournament.
“I was driving the ball really well and was able to hit some good wedges to have nice looks at birdies,” Schnur said. “I feel good. As long as I can transfer my short game onto the more firm and fast courses, I feel I can post some good scores at the end of the season.”
Mueller recovered from a first hole double bogey to finish with a sub-40 score.
“My round started off rough with a double on the first hole but after that, I made nice shots to keep myself in it,” he said. “I was striking that ball really well and I made a few putts today that helped give me more confidence on the greens. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with how I played because even though I made a few early mistakes I was able to make up for them later on in the round.”
Alex Dean and Austin McDonald both shot 45 to lead Cuyahoga Heights.
