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Division I Men's Golf Championships Records Book DIVISION I MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2017 Championship 2 History 5 All-Time Team Results 14 Individual Awards 36 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Oklahoma crowned 2017 Division I men's golf national champions. In its first ever NCAA men’s golf match play national championship appearance, Oklahoma won its second national championship in program history with a 3-1-1 victory over defending champion Oregon at Rich Harvest Farms. “I had a good feeling (this) week. My wife and I had talked about this before we went to regionals that we aren’t the best putting team and at regionals, you got to be able to do somethings at the right time to advance through,” Sooners coach Ryan Hybl said. “I told her I was hoping that this group was going to get a chance to shine. If they had an opportunity this week, they were going to do something crazy good. “This has been our best individual year. We had five individual winners, which not a lot of teams can say. The firepower was there.” Oklahoma’s championship was its first since 1989 at Oak Tree Country Club in Edmonds, Oklahoma, a championship co-hosted with rival Oklahoma St.. The Sooners lost in the quarterfinal round of the 2016 NCAA Men’s Golf Championship. Blaine Hale put the first point on the board, downing Oregon’s Norman Xiong 4&3 as he sank a birdie putt on the 15th green. Xiong had the early momentum in the match, winning the first hole and the early one-up advantage. It wasn’t until the sixth that Hale clinched his first lead and never acquiesced, going three-up through 10. In the second group, Max McGreevy followed in his fellow Sooners’ footsteps, winning 3&2 against Edwin Yi. After halving the first hole, McGreevy claimed the first and last advantage on No. 2 as the senior stood resolute over the Ducks’ sophomore. However, after falling three-down on the fifth hole, Yi won the sixth and seventh to climb back within one. McGreevy responded and went four-up after 13 and kept his position until the match ended on the 16th. Though the Sooners had the edge, Oregon did not go down without a fight. In the third match of the final, Wyndham Clark won the first hole and led during the front nine before Rylee Reinertson squared the match on the 11th. With Clark regaining the lead on the 12th hole, Reinertson evened the match again on the 14th, lighting the fireworks over the last four holes as the duos split the next three holes to set up a winner take all 18th hole. Clark clinched the Ducks lone point, carding an eagle to end the match. Though Grant Hirschman and Ryan Gronlund also teed off on the 18th all square with Hirschman battling back from a two-hole deficit with three holes left to play, the national champion was crowned during the final pairing between Oklahoma’s Brad Dalke and Oregon’s Sulman Raza. Dalke quickly asserted himself as the match leader, going two-up through two, and led the match one-up at the turn. However, Raza squared the match on No. 10 after hitting safely onto the green from the bunker to par the hole. Halving the 11th hole, Dalke reclaimed the lead on the 12th with a birdie putt to win the hole. The Sooner won the 14th and 15th to go three-up to set up a make or break hole for Raza on the 16th. Despite falling short of the green on the 205-yard par 3, the Ducks redshirt senior and Eugene native chipped back onto the green from the surrounding fescue and saved par to extend the match after Dalke’s bogey. Raza’s run would end on the 17th however as the tandem halved the hole to clinch Oklahoma’s second national championship. During the post-match press conference, Hybl shared an anecdote from his alluded to a conversation with his wife about Dalke and the potential on the horizon. “I make notes on my phone every once in a while, whenever I see good things. On Feb. 16 I (wrote), when we were out at The Trails (Golf Club), I said ‘Dalk (Dalke) looks the best I’ve ever seen, he could take us the distance,” said a tearful Hybl. “He did that this week. It was a great week.” Round 2017 TEAM RESULTS Pos. Team Scores Total 14. Pepperdine 289-293-287 869 Three-Round Totals 15. UCF 294-284-293 871 (Par 288-864) 16. Arizona St. 290-293-289 872 17. Alabama 287-293-293 873 Round 18. Iowa St. 293-285-297 875 Pos. Team Scores Total North Carolina 293-287-295 875 1. Vanderbilt 278-288-280 846 20. Stanford 293-287-299 879 2. Oklahoma 284-279-284 847 21. Kent St. 289-293-299 881 UNLV 283-279-285 847 22. Duke 298-292-298 888 Southern California 284-283-280 847 Ole Miss 287-299-302 888 5. Illinois 282-283-285 850 24. Penn St. 301-294-296 891 6. Oklahoma St. 282-287-283 852 Lipscomb 300-291-300 891 7. Baylor 288-280-287 855 26. Jacksonville 294-296-302 892 Virginia 288-283-284 855 New Mexico 297-295-300 892 9. Auburn 282-284-290 856 28. Purdue 298-295-309 902 10. LSU 291-277-290 858 29. Kennesaw St. 297-300-307 904 11. Texas 293-283-283 859 30. Clemson 313-285-307 905 12. Florida St. 289-285-286 860 13. Oregon 294-282-289 865 2017 Championship 2 Four-Round Totals Round (Par 288-1126) Pos. Player, Team Scores Total John Oda, UNLV 69-69-72 210 17. Cristobal Del Solar, Florida St. 71-70-70 211 Pos. Team Round Scores Total Blaine Hale, Oklahoma 72-69-70 211 1. Vanderbilt 278-288-280-293 1,139 Edoardo Lipparelli, Illinois 70-71-70 211 2. Oklahoma 284-279-284-304 1,151 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama 69-75-67 211 3. Illinois 282-283-285-304 1,154 Dawson Armstrong, Lipscomb 71-68-72 211 4. Oklahoma St. 282-287-283-303 1,155 22. Theo Humphrey, Vanderbilt 71-72-69 212 5. Southern California 284-283-280-311 1,158 Gavin Hall, Texas 73-71-68 212 Oregon 294-282-289-293 1,158 24. Philip Barbaree, LSU 74-68-71 213 7. Baylor 288-280-287-304 1,159 Cooper Dossey, Baylor 72-70-71 213 UNLV 283-279-285-312 1,159 Hayden Wood, Oklahoma St. 71-72-70 213 9. LSU 291-277-290-303 1161 Hunter Shattuck, Baylor 70-68-75 213 10. Virginia 288-283-284-307 1162 John Augenstein, Vanderbilt 74-70-69 213 11. Auburn 282-284-290-308 1164 Cheng Jin, Southern California 72-70-71 213 12. Texas 293-283-283-307 1166 Sahith Theegala, Pepperdine 71-71-71 213 13. Pepperdine 289-293-287-311 1180 31. Jovan Rebula, Auburn 74-69-71 214 14. Florida St. 289-285-286-321 1181 Jacob Solomon, Auburn 67-74-73 214 UCF 294-284-293-310 1181 Harry Hall, UNLV 72-72-70 214 Denzel Ieremia, Iowa St. 73-70-71 214 Ben Griffin, North Carolina 70-72-72 214 Quarterfinals 36. Brandon Pierce, LSU 73-68-74 215 Trace Crowe, Auburn 73-71-71 215 May 30 at Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill. Sam Burns, LSU 71-69-75 215 Oklahoma def. Baylor 3-2 Will Zalatoris*, Wake Forest 68-70-77 215 Illinois def. Southern California 3-1-1 Cam Norman*, Troy 70-68-77 215 Vanderbilt def. UNLV 3-2 Wyndham Clark, Oregon 74-69-72 215 Oregon def. Oklahoma St. 3-2 Alex Del Rey Gonzalez, Arizona St. 73-72-70 215 Chun An Yu, Arizona St. 69-73-73 215 Semifinals 44. Corey Carlson, Florida St. 71-73-72 216 Rylee Reinertson, Oklahoma 74-68-74 216 May 30 at Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill. Ryan Gronlund, Oregon 78-68-70 216 Oklahoma def. Illinois 3-1-1 Bjarki Petursson, Kent St. 68-69-79 216 Oregon def. Vanderbilt 3-2 Isaiah Salinda, Stanford 71-71-74 216 Trent Wallace*, Illinois St. 73-72-71 216 Championship 50. Zachary Olsen, Oklahoma St. 69-76-72 217 Patrick Martin, Vanderbilt 69-76-72 217 May 31 at Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Ill. Grant Hirschman, Oklahoma 73-72-72 217 Oklahoma def. Oregon 3-1-1 Norman Xiong, Oregon 73-71-73 217 5. Blaine Hale (Oklahoma) def. Norman Xiong (Oregon), 4 and 3 Bobby Bai, UCF 73-69-75 217 4. Max McGreevy (Oklahoma) def. Edwin Yi (Oregon), 3 and 2 Joshua McCarthy, Pepperdine 69-75-73 217 3. Wyndham Clark (Oregon) def. Rylee Reinertson (Oklahoma), 1-up Austin Hitt, North Carolina 71-77-69 217 2. Grant Hirschman (Oklahoma) and Ryan Gronlund (Oregon), All Square Andrej Bevins, New Mexico 72-73-72 217 1. Brad Dalke (Oklahoma) def. Sulman Raza (Oregon), 2 and 1 Matt Oshrine, Duke 75-69-73 217 Luis Gagne, LSU 73-75-70 218 59. Danny Walker, Virginia 71-75-72 218 2017 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Derek Bard, Virginia 73-68-77 218 Nick Hardy, Illinois 72-71-75 218 Roy Cootes, Pepperdine 75-70-73 218 Three-Round Totals David Wicks, Jacksonville 72-70-76 218 (Par 72-216) *Individual only Ryan Davis, Penn St. 76-71-71 218 Round 66. Matt Gilchrest, Auburn 69-72-78 219 Pos. Player, Team Scores Total Doug Ghim, Texas 77-70-72 219 1.
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