FAIRFAX, Calif. – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team set a new single-round scoring record on the first day of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Monday at Meadow Club.
 
The Rainbow Warriors shot an opening round 12-under 272, breaking the previous school mark of 273, set last season at the Kā'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational on Maui. Junior James Whitworth opened with a 7-under 64, which is the third lowest round for an individual in program history.
 
UH shot a second round even par 284 and sits in 12^th place at 12-under 556. Pacific leads the 15-team field at 41-under 527 followed by San Jose State (531) and host California (536). Individually, SJSU teammates Zubair Firdaus and Keshav Mungali share the clubhouse lead at 13-under 129. Whitworth is tied for 22^nd at 6-under 136.
 
Tyler Ogawa put together rounds of 69 and 70 and is tied for 42^nd at 3-under 139. Dane Watanabe is 1-under and tied for 54^th followed by Garrett Takeuchi (142; t-61^st) and Josh Hayashida (143; t-67^th).
 
The tournament concludes with the third and final round on Tuesday.  
 

12	Hawai'i	272	284	556
T22	James Whitworth (1)	64	72	136
T42	Tyler Ogawa (4)	69	70	139
T54	Dane Watanabe (3)	69	72	141
T61	Garrett Takeuchi (5)	72	70	142
T67	Josh Hayashida (2)	70	73	143