BATON ROUGE, La. – On day two of the LSU Tiger Golf Classic, the second-ranked Duke women’s golf team increased its overall lead, while Blue Devil senior Celine Boutier now owns a six-stroke advantage through 36 holes at the 6,237-yard, par 72 University Club in Baton Rouge, La.
Duke will enter the final round Tuesday holding a 12-stroke advantage over Arkansas (601). The Blue Devils have carded rounds of 293 and 296 over the first two days for a total of 589. Rounding out the top 10 teams were Tennessee (603), Houston (608), NC State (608), Wake Forest (609), Tulane (613), LSU (615), Kentucky (619) and Mississippi State (620).