10/10/25 – Opening Round Results: Leachman Buick GMC Cadillac boys’ golf state tournament presented by UK HealthCare

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 10, 2025

The opening round of the Leachman Buick GMC Cadillac boys’ golf state tournament presented by UK HealthCare is complete with Landon Hunt (McCracken Co.) atop the leaderboard. The senior carded a 68 (-4) on Friday afternoon at the Bowling Green Country Club.

Colton Woosley of South Oldham is one shot back after shooting a 71 (-3). 

We have a 3-way tie for third place with Will Judd (Christian Academy, Louisville), Luc Kelty (St. X), and Carson Nicholas (Henry Clay) each securing a 70 (-2).

Eli Wade (Greenwood) and Will Stuart (St. X) are in the hunt, just three shots back of the leader.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (Under par scores only)
1. Landon Hunt – McCracken Co. (68) -4

2. Colton Woosley – South Oldham (69) -3

T3. Will Judd – Christian Academy of Louisville (70) -2
      Carson Nicholas – Henry Clay (70) -2
      Luc Kelty – St. Xavier 70 (-2)

T6. Will Stuart – St. Xavier (71) -1
      Eli Wade – Greenwood (71) -1

As for the team competition, the St. X Tigers look to secure their first golf state crown since 2016 with a solid opening round. The 21-time Kentucky state champion leads defending titlist Madison Central by two shots.

TEAM RESULTS (TOP 9)
1. St Xavier +2 (290)
2. Madison Central +4 (292)
3. McCracken Co. +11 (299)
4. Christian Academy (Lou.) +13 (301)
5. Ryle +18 (306)
6. Marshall Co. +22 (310)
7. Greenwood +32 (320)
8. Pulaski Co. +43 (331)
9. Rockcastle Co. +53 (341)

Final round action begins at 8 A.M. (CST) from Bowling Green Country Club on Saturday.

To see the entire field, follow this link: https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/11981665641749823461

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