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KOHALA COAST, Hawaii — No. 4 Pepperdine men’s golf sits in eighth-place following two rounds at the Amer Ari Invitational from Mauna Lani Resort Golf Club.

The Waves shot -12 as a team in Friday’s second round, the seventh-lowest score among the 20 teams in the field. Auburn continues to pace the field with a -47 team mark through two rounds.

Mahanth Chirravuri maintained a spot in top-five individually with a 70 (-2), sitting at -13 through 36 holes. Brady Siravo paced the Waves on Friday with a 67 (-5) to put himself in the top-20 individually, while Willy Walsh carded a 68 (-4).

Brady Siravo logged a birdie on the 10th hole to start his day, before carding back-to-back bogeys on 11 and 12. Siravo rebounded with three straight birdies from holes 15-17, shooting a 34 on the back nine to make the turn at 2-under. The front nine saw him card four more birdies on holes two and three plus holes six and seven, with his lone bogey on the front coming on the par-4 fifth. Siravo parred eight and nine to finish his round with a 67 (-5). He sits in 19th individually with a two-day total of 8-under par.

Willy Walsh started on hole 11 and went par-birdie-bogey to start, getting down to 2-under for the round with back-to-back birdies on 15 and 16. His final bogey of the round came next on 17, as he would log three more birdies on two, seven and ten to post a 68 (-4). After recording a 69 in Thursday’s opening round, Walsh currently sits in 27th individually at 7-under par.

Mahanth Chirravuri birdied his opening hole on 11 to keep the momentum going from his historic round on Thursday, before going +4 on the next two holes to put himself 3-over for the round early. Chirravuri battled back with three birdies on 16, 18 and two, bringing him back to even par for the round. A bogey on the fifth hole was then answered with his first eagle of the season on the par-5 seventh. Chirravuri carded his fifth birdie of the day on his final hole, bringing his second round score to a 70 (-2). He remains in the top-five individually at -13 for the tournament.

Luke Dariotis shot a 71 (-1) to get to 1-under for the tournament, placing him 70th individually. Dariotis was 2-over through his first eight holes after beginning on hole 12, with seven pars and double bogey. He then rattled off three straight birdies from holes 2-4 to get back under par, going on to finish with two more birdies and two bogeys on his final six holes. 

Byungho Lee also got in with a 71 (-1), putting him 1-over par for the tournament in 83rd individually. Lee totaled 15 pars on the round, with a bogey on the 5th coming in between birdies on 13 and eight, after teeing off hole 12.

Luke Bailey carded a 68 (-4) competing as an individual for the Waves, and now sits in 33rd individually at 6-under through two rounds. Bailey fired in six birdies on the day, and kept a clean scorecard with just two bogeys.

Team Leaderboard

1. No. 5 Auburn (-47)

2. No. 35 Stanford (-44)

3. No. 6 Texas (-43)

4. No. 7 Arizona State (-42)

5. No. 16 Texas Tech (-35)

6. No. 11 Oklahoma State (-32)

7. No. 36 Washington (-30)

T8. No. 4 Pepperdine (-29)

T8. Oregon State (-29)

10. No. 17 Georgia Tech (-25)

T11. Osaka Gakuin (-17)

T11. San Jose State (-17)

T13. No. 15 North Carolina (-15)

T13. Oregon (-15)

15. No. 26 UCLA (-12)

16. UC Davis (-10)

17. Pacific (-7)

18. Hawaii-Hilo (E)

19. Hawai’i (+7)

20. UT-Arlington (+18)

Pepperdine Leaderboard

T5. Mahanth Chirravuri (-13)

T19. Brady Siravo (-8)

T27. Willy Walsh (-7)

T33. Luke Bailey (-6) – IND

T70. Luke Dariotis (-1)

T83. Byungho Lee (+1)

The Waves will tee-off from holes 8-10 in tomorrow’s final round at 9:30 a.m. PT, paired with Georgia Tech, Osaka Gakuin and San Jose State.

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Pepperdine men’s golf has ranked among the elite collegiate golf programs in the nation, having won the NCAA Championship in 1997 and 2021. The program has won 23 WCC championships while reaching 28 NCAA Regionals and 14 NCAA Championships. With 30 All-American selections, the Waves currently have four active members of the PGA TOUR in 2026.

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