Naia apologizes after “wrongly set” holes on the female national championship

Flewover published on the Eagle Crest Golf Club website describes a Course PAR-5 fifth hole as it’s on the row “a big down on the left to right and there are many challenging holes.”

He didn’t joke.

Naia then seemingly found the most challenging placement for the PIN for the grinding circle of his female Golf National Championship in Ypsilanti, Michigan. So, the challenge that the management body must have been issued an apology.

“We regret to confirm that the unfortunate situation happened at the Women’s State Championships on the Golf Naia woman,” Nia said in the statement. “Hole in no. 5 is not misplaced in a challenging position. We take this question seriously and took the current steps to ensure that this type of situation does not happen again. Naia does not happen in the experienced student-athletes.”

Video taken at x Author x by Cumbanlands Head Coach Aaron Watkins shows that one of his players strikes a 20-leg Putta from just a few steps on and to the right location holes. Putt has a tempo on herself, lips on the right side, then returns to the legs of the player.

PutView Green mapping shows about 5-7% slope around where it seems to be a hole.

Not surprisingly, the fifth hole ranked as the hardest hole a day. The 460-yards played almost two shots over a pair (+1.97) when it was rounded for darkness (just one player in the player for the player in 156 he was not yet to post the result at number 5). The hole gave 90 double agituses or worse, 47 parges, 15 para. And three birds, one of whom made Jessica British Columbia, who sits individually in 3 below, four shots behind Sharon Sharon Shadon Savana.

British Columbia, the top team in the country is taking Marian (Indiana) into four shots in team tabin.

This is not the first time that the questioning location of the holes overshadowed the national championship in women’s golf. Two years ago, NCAA abolished the third round of its Division-III female championship Due to the “unpayable hole” caused by a strong placement for the PIN. The sixth hole on the EL Campeon Mission in-The Campeon, is a hole similar to the hole in Eagle Crest, and they played for a shot and a half before the time with about 60% field in the club house. The NCAA also carved the first 15 teams using the results of 36 holes from that championship. “They just said I was sorry and they felt bad,” said one coach then.

Even Phil Mickelson commented on a debacle to set on Tuesday.

“I have a suggestion,” Mickelson wrote, alluding to a bescosional hitting a moving ball on the green during the American 2018. year opened in Shinnecock.

Flifeti Threat Fifth holes ended with a statement, “” 5 “on No. 5 is a great result.”

I’m not kidding.