Christian Academy-Louisville is the 2021 KHSAA Boys’ State Golf Champions, winning by one stroke over Madison Central. The Centurions finished at +21 (297-300/597) to win the title. Region 1 winner St. Mary, finished eighth at +95 (330-341/671)
Individual champion was Christian Academy-Louisville’s Matthew Troutman with a two-day score of 5-under (68-71/139). Troutman finished tied for fifth in 2020.
Camdyn McLeod and St. Mary’s Rocco Zakutney had the top finish among Region 1 players, both finishing in a 19th place tie at +7. McLeod’s shot 77 on day one and 74 on day two. Trey Wall finished up tied for 34th at +12 with rounds of 81 and 75.
Both players advanced to the second round of play after making the +10 cut. McLeod finished +5 and Wall +9 on Friday.
McLeod played the front nine at Bowling Green Country Club one stroke better than Friday in Saturday’s round and shot even on the back nine after balancing out bogeys on #10 and #18 with birdies on #13 and #14. He improved 44 spots from his finishing position in last year’s state tournament.
Not the start he wanted on Friday, Trey Wall opened his round with a double bogey on #1, going on to play the front nine 6-over. He shot four strokes better on the front nine on Saturday and 1-over on the back nine to finish 3-over on Saturday and +12 for the tournament