March 2021 Ohio Golf Journal

nation’s top recruiting class,” head coach Jay Moseley said. “Adam and Maxwell have earned significant recognition and awards as a result of their performances on the course in elite junior competition. They both have multiple experiences in international team competition which is the highest level of junior golf- most of which is valuable match play competition. In addition to their world-class talent both Adam and Maxwell possess the character and leadership qualities to be exemplary ambassadors for our program.” In his first competition as an OSU Freshman Moldovan lived up to the hype finishing tied for fourth at 10-under par in the Kiawah Invitational. He carded rounds of 69-69-68 (-10) and made just one bogey over 54 holes. He was one of only three players in the field to post all three rounds in the 60s and his 42 pars were tied for the most in the tournament. Not bad for his first official collegiate event. Wallin also finished under-par in his first collegiate stroke-play event, carding rounds of 71-67-75 (-3) and tied for 23rd.