| OT Men's NCAA Championship Golf Round 1 & 2 Pairings Announced for this weeken

[planomateo]

First- and second-round tee times are out for this week’s NCAA Championship at Prairie Dunes.

Beginning Friday, the 30 teams will compete in a three-round stroke-play qualifier that determines the eight-team match-play bracket. In addition, the low 40 players will tee it up in the fourth and final round Monday to crown an individual champion.

Round 1 pairings:

1 tee:

7 a.m. CT: Texas, Florida State, Texas A&M

7:50 a.m.: South Carolina, Oregon, SMU

8:40 a.m.: Purdue, Georgia State, Iowa State

12:40 p.m.: Georgia Tech, California, Georgia

1:30 p.m.: Houston, Arkansas, UAB

2:20 p.m.: Ricardo Gouveia (UCF), Denny McCarthy (Virginia), Taylor Pendrith (Kent State)

10 tee:

7:20 a.m. CT: UCLA, USC, Auburn

8:10 a.m.: Kentucky, Kennesaw State, Auburn

9:00: Marco Iten (Austin Peay), Chris Robb (Chattanooga), Cyrus Stewart (Wake Forest)

12:20 p.m.: Alabama, Oklahoma State, Stanford

1:10 p.m.: Washington, Illinois, Virginia Tech

2 p.m. Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, LSU

Round 2 pairings:

1 tee:

7 a.m. CT: Alabama, Oklahoma State, Stanford

7:50 a.m.: Washington, Illinois, Virginia Tech

8:40 a.m.: Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, LSU

12:40 p.m.: UCLA, USC, Auburn

1:30 p.m.: Kentucky, Kennesaw State, Missouri

2:20 p.m.: Marco Iten (Austin Peay), Chris Robb (Chattanooga), Cyrus Stewart (Wake Forest)

10 tee:

7:20 a.m. CT: Georgia Tech, California, Georgia

8:10 a.m.: Houston, Arkansas, UAB

9 a.m.: Ricardo Gouveia (UCF), Denny McCarthy (Virginia), Taylor Pendrith (Kent State)

12:20 p.m.: Texas, Florida State, Texas A&M

1:10 p.m.: South Carolina, Oregon, SMU

2 p.m.: Purdue, Georgia State, Iowa State

 

[bamaraider]

Ok State has a pretty good player in Talor Gooch. Closed with a 66 last week. Gotta watch out for State, they're pursuing they're 11th national title in men's golf.

 

[TerryP]

Here's something I think worth watching—the weather.

Think about what we see in the mid-west this time of the year. How often do we see inclement weather roll in that area in the early to mid afternoon? I see the definite possibility for the playing conditions to be dramatically different between the morning tee times and those in the afternoon. Wind alone can account for a big difference in scoring.