BREMERTON, Wash. – Sophomores Ziqin Zhou and Sihao Cong each had career-best finishes to help the California men's golf team tie for fourth place at The Tindall at Gold Mountain Golf Club.

Zhou broke par for a tournament for the first time in his career and did so in a big way, carding an 8-under 208 to finish fifth individually – the best placement of his career and his second-ever top-10 finish. Cong also set a personal standard with a 5-under par 211 for the tourney, putting him a career-best tie for 11^th overall.

Senior Daniel Heo had the best final round for the Bears Tuesday with a 4-under par 64 and finished at 3-under for the tournament, good for a tie for 15^th place.

The Golden Bears followed up a blistering team score of 11-under par in the second round with a 3-under 285 to close things out. Their final team score of 13-under par was their best since finishing third at last fall's Pacific Invitational at 21-under par.

Cal has a day off before joining forces with the Bears' women's golf team to take on Stanford in the Big Match at Menlo Country Club.
 

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