Competing at the weather-shortened MSHSAA Class 4 state golf tournament on May 19 at the Columbia Country Club, the Warrenton sophomore carded an 11-over-par 82 to finish tied for 54th place.
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Luke Bolm isn’t going to dwell on the past; rather, he’s going to take his experience and use it to grow as a golfer.
Competing at the weather-shortened MSHSAA Class 4 state golf tournament on May 19 at the Columbia Country Club, the Warrenton sophomore carded an 11-over-par 82 to finish tied for 54th place.
Even though the round didn’t turn out the way he wanted, Bolm said he was still grateful.
“I felt like I did not play my best, but it was a good experience for the coming years,” Bolm said. “I think the weather didn’t help, but the course and conditions never really affected me.”
Statistically, Bolm’s best hole of the round came at No. 15, where he birdied the 552-yard, par-five hole.
He also managed to collect seven pars, seven bogeys, a double bogey and a triple bogey.
One season after missing the cut to make state by two strokes, the sophomore said he’s happy to have gotten the chance to further his game to the state level.
He added that he aims to work hard in the offseason to continue his growth as a player.
“(It) means a lot to get this early experience and exposure to this level of competition,” Bolm said. “(It will only help) for the coming years.”
