Chances are, Richmond junior Isaac Kaylor didn’t complain much about his round of golf on May 1 – or his round on Monday. Playing last week in the Richmond Invitational at Shirkey Golf Course, Kaylor shot a 73 (+2) for 18 holes. In doing so, he tied Maryville’s Colin Hoffman for the individual championship. “I didn’t really care about my score,” Kaylor said. “I just had a lot of fun. And I think that was a big thing – I just wasn’t worrying.” Kaylor “had a great round,” Richmond boys golf coach Brandon Rittmiller said. “He started on a tough hole that he double-bogeyed and battled back from that and ended up shooting two over the whole round and taking first against a tough 125 players out here,” Rittmiller said. The “tough hole” where Kaylor began was hole No. 13, Rittmiller recalled. In the coach’s opinion, it’s among the most difficult holes to negotiate at Shirkey. “You’re shooting over the water,” Rittmiller said. “There’s a tree on the right that a lot of people hit, so it…