Oklahoma State Deveats Virginia, wins 12. Male Golf National Title

Carlsbad, Caliph. – Eric Lee Beat Josh Duangmanee, 2 above, give Oklahoma to give his 12. NCAA male golf and first in eight years, with cowboys beating Virginia, 4-1, on Wednesday in La Costau.

Lee, Sophomore who played in California as a freshman, drove a 25-foot bird, and then separated at 5 feet, and then finished Duangman with a received bird after Virginiay missed the bird.

Lee scored for the winning point a day after he made 6 feet, put on the 19th Hole for raising the fourth seeds of Oklahoma the situation from the past Mississippi in the semifinals. The cowboys beat the Bedlam rival in the quarterfinals.

Cloudy in the afternoon with the temperature in the middle of the 60’s, Swedish Brucos Filip Fahlberg-Johnsson, Gaven Lane and Ethan Fang also won matches for Oklahoma.

Fahlberg-Johnsson won the introductory match, beat Maxi Puregger, 3 and 1. Lane, in the fourth match, he gave the cowboys, his second point with 4 I-3 victories over Paul Chang. He decided with the championship with Lee’s victory, Fang’s match against Bryan Lee ended after 15 holes with Fang, 1 above.

Ben James, no. 4 Player in the Amateur World Rank, he won a lonely match for Virginia, Preliv Preston Stout, 3 and 2. Cavaliri tried to win his first title team.