Junior Tim Widing is set to make his third appearance at an NCAA Regional next Monday when he competes as an individual at the Pullman Regional located at the Palouse Ridge Golf Club in Pullman. 
 
Tournament Information

Date/Time:     Round One – Mon. May 13 – 18 holes
Round Two – Tue. May 14 – 18 holes
Round Three – Wed. May 15 –18 holes
Site: Palouse Ridge Golf Club (Pullman, Wash.)
Live Results: Golfstat.com
 
The Course
The par-70, 7,246 yard Palouse Ridge Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course in located on campus at Washington State University in Pullman. The course opened for play eleven years ago in 2008 and is the home venue of the Washington State golf teams. Designed by John Harbottle III, the course boats undulating dunes which are "a legacy of the last Ice Age."
 
The Field – (Golfstat ranking)
1. Oklahoma (7)
2. Georgia Tech (8)
3. South Carolina (15)
4. Texas A&M (26)
5. UCLA (29)
6. BYU (30)
7. Colorado State (44)
8. Florida (42)
9. Michigan State (56)
10. Purdue (61)
11. Kent State (89)
12. Northern Colorado (101)
13. Wright State (203)
14. Iona (242)
Individuals
1. Thomas Hutchison, UC Davis
2. Zach Smith, UC Santa Barbara
3. Daniel O'Loughlin, Colorado
4. Tim Widing, USF
5. Jake Chanen, Grand Canyon
 
About Tim Widing
This is Tim Widing's third regional appearance.  As a freshman he finished tied for 40^th with an 11-over 224 (74-81-69) at the Washington Regional located at the Aldarra Golf Cub in Sammamish, Wash.  The following year, he led the Dons team – who placed 13^th as a team, by finishing tied for 35^th with a 6-over 222 (75-75-72) at the Bryon Texas Regional at the Traditions Golf Club.  Widing, wrapped up a stellar regular season that saw him become the third player in USF history to earn First Team All-WCC honors for a third time.  He led the Dons with an average stroke score of 71.6 in 2018-19 and tallied 16 rounds of par or better with six top-10 finishes this year. The last time out, he finished tied for third at the WCC Championships.