Jack Goldasich

Career Accolades

SEC Academic Honor Roll
Saw action in three tournaments on the season, finishing the year with a 76.00 per round average and a +4.00 average vs. par
Qualified for the starting lineup in the season-opening Rod Myers Invitational, where one of his three rounds counted towards the team total
Best finish of the year came with a 50^th-place finish at the Watersound Invitational, closing the event with a 226 (79-75-72)

Competed in a total of five tournaments on the season which totaled 14 rounds, seven of which counted toward the team total
Improved by nearly two strokes from averaging a 77.10 as a sophomore to 75.14 during his third season
Had a career-high finish when he tied for 40^th overall at the Linger Longer Invitational, closing play at 5-over par 221 (75-71-75) which included a season-best score of 1-under 71 in the second round – the low sub-par round of the year
Earned a start in the season opener at the Maui Jim Invitational where he carded a season-low 216 (73-72-71)
Was the alternate for SEC Championships but played the final two rounds which included a second round 74 which counted toward the team total

Saw action on four tournaments on the season, three of which he made the lineup and one as an individual
Averaged a 77.10 per round stroke average with five of his nine rounds counting toward the team total
Carded his season-low rounds for 18- (70), 36- (147) and 54-hole (220) at the Tiger Invitational, finishing tied for 46^th overall with a 54-hole total of 4-over par
His first collegiate action came with a 65^th-place finish at the LSU Invitational where he carded a 54-hole score of 231 (78-73-89)

Earned NJCAA Second Team All-America honors according to the Golf Coaches Association of America
Tabbed NJCAA First Team All-District and garnered all-conference honors
Named to the NJCAA All-Academic First Team
Carded a 9-under par 204 to claim medalist honors at the Dan York Memorial Invitational
Placed third overall at the Bulldog Invitational after firing a 3-under 141

Was a four-year letterwinner at Homewood High School
Helped lead the Patriots to the 2016 AHSAA Boys Golf State Championship
2018 Alabama State Amateur Championship when he beat his younger brother Ford by two strokes with a 9-under par 278