University of North Carolina Athletics

Bertagnole Birdies 2nd Playoff Hole To Win, UNC 2nd At Notre Dame
October 7, 2025 | Men's Golf
North Carolina freshman Carson Bertagnole dropped a 35-foot putt for birdie on the second playoff hole to win the individual title Tuesday at the Fighting Irish Classic at Notre Dame's Warren Golf Course.
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The Pinehurst native shot 67-64-73 for a total of 6-under 204. Bertagnole held a four-stroke lead after Monday's first two rounds, but Tennessee's Lance Simpson and Iowa's Maxwell Tjoa forced the extra holes by carding final rounds of 66 and 68, respectively.
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Bertagnole is the 10th different individual to win medalist honors for head coach Andrew DiBitetto. It was the 21st different individual win for a Tar Heel under DiBitetto's direction as head coach.
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UCLA rallied to win the team title. Carolina led the Bruins by three after 36 holes but the Bruins closed with a 1-over 281, the best team score of the final round.
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UCLA took the title at 7-under 833. The Tar Heels were the only other team in the field to shoot below par, finishing at 4-under 836.
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Host Notre Dame was third eight strokes behind the Tar Heels at 4 over, Louisville was fourth (+7) and Purdue was fifth in the 16-team field at (+9).
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Carolina's Andrew Riley (66-69-73) tied for eighth at 2-under 208
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Misha Golod, playing as an individual entry, shot 65-70 over the final two rounds to tie for 12th at 1-over 211.
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Grant Roscich closed with a 2-under 68, the Tar Heels' best result of the final round.
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Carolina returns to competition October 19-21 when it hosts the Williams Cup presented by STITCH Golf at Eagle Point Golf Club in Wilmington.
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The Pinehurst native shot 67-64-73 for a total of 6-under 204. Bertagnole held a four-stroke lead after Monday's first two rounds, but Tennessee's Lance Simpson and Iowa's Maxwell Tjoa forced the extra holes by carding final rounds of 66 and 68, respectively.
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Bertagnole is the 10th different individual to win medalist honors for head coach Andrew DiBitetto. It was the 21st different individual win for a Tar Heel under DiBitetto's direction as head coach.
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UCLA rallied to win the team title. Carolina led the Bruins by three after 36 holes but the Bruins closed with a 1-over 281, the best team score of the final round.
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UCLA took the title at 7-under 833. The Tar Heels were the only other team in the field to shoot below par, finishing at 4-under 836.
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Host Notre Dame was third eight strokes behind the Tar Heels at 4 over, Louisville was fourth (+7) and Purdue was fifth in the 16-team field at (+9).
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Carolina's Andrew Riley (66-69-73) tied for eighth at 2-under 208
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Misha Golod, playing as an individual entry, shot 65-70 over the final two rounds to tie for 12th at 1-over 211.
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Grant Roscich closed with a 2-under 68, the Tar Heels' best result of the final round.
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Carolina returns to competition October 19-21 when it hosts the Williams Cup presented by STITCH Golf at Eagle Point Golf Club in Wilmington.
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