Inside the Scorecard: Folds of Honor Collegiate Final Round
Tournament Information
Folds of Honor Collegiate
American Dunes Golf Club
Grand Haven, Mich.
Sept. 7-9
54-Hole, Stroke-Play Format
Scorecard
T9 Cathryn Brown 72, 72, 71 … 215 (-1)
T26 C.A. Carter 76, 72, 74 … 222 (+6)
T32 Isabella Johnson 73, 75, 75 … 223 (+7)
T42 Brooke Oberparleiter 78, 73, 79 … 230 (+14)
52 Samantha Paradise 75, 83, 78 … 236 (+20)
8 KENTUCKY 296, 292, 298 … 886 (+22)
Notes
Final Round:
- The Wildcats competed in the final round of the Folds of Honor Collegiate on Wednesday, recording a 10-over-par 298. The Cats assembled a 22-over-par 886 overall to land in eighth place.
- Florida State climbed two spots on the team leaderboard, going 5-under in the final round and 3-under overall, to become the team champion. Kansas, who had led after the first and second rounds, had an uncharacteristic 10-over in the final round for a 5-over overall to finish in fifth place.
- The field battled through mist and the threat of thunderstorms throughout the final round.
- Similar to rounds one and two, Cathryn Brown, a senior from Eddyville, Kentucky, paced the team in the final round, this time with her best score of the week, a 1-under-par 71. With that, she went 1-under-par 215 overall to finish T9, which marked her second straight top-10 finish at the Folds of Honor Collegiate in as many years.
- It is the 44th consecutive round that her score has contributed to the team total, a stretch that dates back to her sophomore season in Spring 2025.
- She went par-or-better all three rounds this week, moving to 38 par-or-better rounds across 85 total rounds in her college career.
- Brown now has nine finishes inside the top 10 across 29 total events in her college career.
- After suffering from an unfortunate triple on the par-4 No. 3, she concluded her round with four pars and two birdies in her final six holes of the tournament (hole Nos. 4-9).
- Like Brown, C.A. Carter, a junior from Lexington, Kentucky, also played in this event a year ago. She improved her tournament total and her individual finish this go-around, boasting a 6-over-par 222 for T26, the second-best individual performance in the lineup this week.
Second Round:
- Kentucky improved both its round score and its leaderboard position in the second round Tuesday, turning in a 4-over-par 292 (four shots better than the first round) to find T6 (one spot better than the first round).
- UK is tied with Ohio State.
- The Wildcats are 10 shots outside the top three and 17 shots behind the team leader, which remains Kansas (5-under-par 571).
- Brown, once again, put together the team’s top score in the second round, pairing her first round even-par 72 with a second round even-par 72.
- It is the 43rd consecutive round that her score has contributed to the team total, a stretch that dates back to her sophomore season in Spring 2025.
- With even-par 144 tournament total improved one spot on the individual leaderboard to find T11.
- The senior is just four shots behind the individual leader (4-under-par 140).
- Brown and C.A. Carter – the team’s two Bluegrass natives – each recorded an eagle on the 503-yard, par-5 No. 13.
- Brooke Oberparleiter recorded a birdie on the hole.
- Oberparleiter had the biggest improvement of anyone in the lineup, going 1-over-par 73 in the second round Tuesday after going 6-over-par 78 in the opening round Monday.
- She was not a counting score in the first round but was a counting score in the second round.
- She also improved six spots on the individual leaderboard, currently T35.
First Round:
- Kentucky is tied with Michigan State for seventh place out of 12 teams on an 8-over after the first round, eight shots back of the top three and 12 shots back of leader Kansas (-4).
- Two players are sitting in the top 20 on the individual leaderboard after the first round – Brown and Isabella Johnson.
- Brown, a senior from Eddyville, Kentucky, who was the team’s stroke-average leader last season (72.1), is pacing the team on an even-par 72.
- It is the 42nd consecutive round that her score has contributed to the team total, a stretch that dates back to her sophomore season in Spring 2025.
- Brown led the team with five birdies in the first round, including two in her final four holes, which helped her get back to even par before holes ran out.
- In 29 tournaments in her college career, she has scored a par-or-better in the first round 13 times.
- Johnson, a junior from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, who transferred to Kentucky after a season at Middle Tennessee, made her first start for Kentucky on Monday.
- In her first appearance for the Wildcats, she recorded a 1-over to find T16.
- Oberparleiter, a senior from Laurel Spring, New Jersey, made her return to the lineup for the first time since October 2025. She competed in just one tournament last season because of injury.
- She went 6-over to find T41.
General:
- This is Kentucky’s second consecutive appearance competing at the Folds of Honor Collegiate, which is in its third straight year of hosting a women’s field.
- In Fall 2025, UK finished in third place, while it also produced the individual medalist and the co-runner-up in returner Brown.
- The 12 teams competing this season include Arizona, No. 11 Duke, Findlay (No. 3 in Division II), No. 28 Florida State, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, Naval Academy, North Carolina A&T, Ohio State, No. 20 Oklahoma State and No. 4 Texas A&M.
- There are 60 players in the field.
Next Tournament
Bettie Lou Evans Invitational
Sept. 21-22
University Club of Kentucky (Big Blue)
Lexington, Ky.
Open to Fans; Free Admission
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