BYU’s Peter Kuest Named Finalist For Golfer Of Month
Nov 10, 2019, 6:19 PM | Updated: 6:21 pm
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FORT WORTH, Texas – BYU golfer Peter Kuest was named as a finalist for the Ben Hogan Award Golfer of the Month for October 2019.
The Ben Hogan Trophy Award Foundation announced Kuest, Rutgers’ Christopher Gotterup, and UNLV’s Jack Trent as finalists for recognition as the best collegiate golfer from October.
In October, Kuest had one victory and top 10 finishes in three events.
The senior had a scoring average of 68.56 in the month.
Peter Kuest of @BYUmgolf had 3 top-10 collegiate finishes, including a victory, and carded a 68.56 scoring average in October.
Help him win the Ben Hogan Award Golfer of the Month honor by liking and retweeting this post.
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— The Ben Hogan Award (@BenHoganAward) November 7, 2019
Kuest recently won the Saint Mary’s Invitational and helped led fourth-ranked BYU to a second-place finish in the tournament.
Cougar fans can help Kuest win the monthly award by sharing the social post above.
The Ben Hogan Award is “given each May to the top men’s college golfer taking into account all collegiate and amateur competitions over the past 12 months.”
