A Hole In The Head(1959)
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BOULDER, Colo. - The No. 7 University of Oregon men's golf team claimed the 2017 Pac-12 men's golf championship team title Sunday afternoon at the par 70, 7,129-yard Boulder Country Club (354-361-350--1065). Redshirt senior Wyndham Clark earned the top individual honors after shooting a 4-under 206 (69-68-69). The Denver native was the only player under par all three rounds and is the Ducks' first Pac-12 medalist since Brent Murray in 1978.Redshirt sophomore Ryan Gronlund also finished within the top 10, tying for sixth at +4 (70-76-68--214). Freshman Norman Xiong tied for 14th in his first conference championship finishing at +6 (72-75-69--216).The win is the team's first outright title since 1959. The Ducks also won the Northern Division in 1976 and 1977 and shared the league title with the Southern champ. Sunday's first-place finish is Oregon's fifth of the season and since taking over the program in 2006, the win marks No. 32 for head coach Casey Martin. The Ducks were followed by Martin's alma mater No. 4 Stanford, who took second three-strokes behind UO (363-363-342--1068). No. 31 Washington (355-369-358) tied No. 1 USC (366-365-351) for third place both a +32 1082. UCLA rounded out the tournament's top-five at +38 (363-372-353--1088).USC's Rico Hoey (72-68-69) and Franklin Huang (72-69-68) of Stanford tied for second behind Clark at 1-under 209's. At +3 Maverick McNealy (Stanford, 71-77-65--213) and Carl Yuan (Washington, 68-72-73--213) tied for fourth.How it Happened: After a 24-hour snow delay, the championship resumed with Clark and a few others that had yet to conclude the second round. He went birdie-par, finishing with a 2-under 68. The Ducks finished the second round with a nine-shot lead to head into the final round.The third round of the tournament, which was cut from 72 to 54 holes, began with a shotgun start. In addition to Clark commanding first, the Ducks had four others in the top 25: sophomore Edwin Yi at +4 (T6), Gronlund at +6 (T14), and freshmen Norman Xiong and Kevin Geniza at +7 (T24). Through the first three holes, Oregon was 1-under and had a 10-shot lead over Stanford (-2). After six, Clark remained strong and commanded a two-shot advantage over Huang and three over Hoey, who proved it would be a race to the finish for the top medalist honors. Stanford went on an incredibly hot streak to close the gap to pull within one of the Ducks at the turn. On the 12th hole, redshirt senior Sulman Raza gave the Ducks a clutch birdie to put himself even on the day.Going into the final six holes, Clark had a three-shot lead. To follow up, the Ducks were at +16, four ahead of the Cardinal. After making back-to-back birdies following a bogey on the 18th hole, Hoey held his race to the top, two strokes behind Clark. Finishing the day with a 1-under 69, Clark officially nabbed the conference's top individual crown.Gronlund's 68 on the day is his season-best round and gave him a top-10 finish, tying for sixth (+4).Xiong closed with 69 to secure a tie for 14th (+6), while Yi and Raza tied for 26th +9 219. Geniza tied for 35th in his first conference championship at +11 221.Oregon Lineup 1 Wyndham Clark 69-68-69--206, -4T6 Ryan Gronlund 70-76-68--214, +4T14 Norman Xiong 72-75-69--216, +6T26 Edwin Yi 70-74-75--219, +9T26 Sulman Raza 79-70-70--219, +9T35 Kevin Geniza 73-74-74--221What it Means: The championship win is the team's first outright title since 1959. The Ducks also won the Northern Division in 1976 and 1977 and shared the league title with the Southern champ. Clark was the only player under par all three rounds and is the Ducks' first Pac-12 medalist since Brent Murray in 1978.Sunday's first-place finish is Oregon's fifth of the season and since taking over the program in 2006, the win marks No. 32 for head coach Casey Martin. Through 11 tournaments and 31 rounds, the Ducks have an average score of 283.77, a conference championship to follow-up the 2016 national championship, and four regular-season first-place finishes.Quotes: Head coach Casey Martin - \"The guys battled and withstood an amazing run by Stanford. The conditions were very difficult, but the guys handled everything beautifully.\"\"This is a dream come true for us. Winning in a conference like ours is so difficult, and it feels incredibly good right now.\"Senior Wyndham Clark \"This is the biggest win of my career and means so much to myself and the team that we won the team championship. I couldn't be happier. We had to stay mentally tough to overcome the weather. We knew that everyone else had to play in the tough conditions too, so we just had to stay patient and focused.\" Senior Sulman Raza \"It means a lot to be able to win the Pac-12 championship during my final season here and especially with this group of guys. This gives us a lot of confidence and momentum going into regionals. The conditions were tough, but nothing that we haven't experienced back home, so we felt like we had an advantage against the competition and thought we handled the adversity great. I just wanted to make sure that I went out and stayed committed to every shot and play the best I could for my team.\"Looking Ahead: The NCAA men's golf committee will select 45 individuals and 81 teams including 28 automatic qualifiers and 53 at-large teams for the NCAA Regionals. On Thursday, May 4 the selections will be announced on the Golf Channel at 9:00 a.m. PT. Regional sites include: Washington National Golf Club, Auburn, Wash. (University of Washington - host)University of Texas Golf Club, Austin, Texas (University of Texas - host) University Club, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Louisiana State - host)The Grove Country Club, College Grove, Tenn. (Middle Tennessee State University - host)Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif. (Stanford University - host)Kampen Course, West Lafayette, Ind. (Purdue University - host)2017 NCAA Championships: Northern Illinois will host the 2017 NCAA Championships at the Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Ill. from May 26-31. The 30 teams and six individuals will compete in 54 holes of stroke play. The Pac-12 has claimed 15 NCAA team titles, while 15 different Pac-12 golfers has claimed 18 medalist honors. Follow the Ducks: Follow all of the University of Oregon men's golf action both on and off the greens. Make sure to follow @OregonMGolf on Twitter. Also follow the team on Facebook by \"liking\" Oregon Men's Golf Team and following Oregon Men's Golf on Instagram.#GoDucks
The fronts of pieces were produced with a mold; so, probably, were the backs, though the latter are only rounded off and not detailed. The hair might in some cases have been attached, as suggested by cat. 19, in which the separation of the locks is quite evident; attributes such as crowns and diadems could have been applied later as well.20 The hole in the back of the head was intended for ventilation during the firing process.
There are a few, like Tony Romo the recently retired quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys, who every now and again try their stroke on the Pro Tour. Romo, you might know, is an avid player who carries a 0.3 handicap, recently made news by attempting to qualify for the U.S. Open. Unfortunately, he shot a 3-over 75 in an 18-hole local qualifier at Split Rail Links & Golf Club in Aledo, Texas and fell just a few shots short.
On the final day, still in contention, John stared down the par-5 15th fairway. He needed to be aggressive if he had any chance to overtake the leader. He gambled and tried to reach the green in two. Instead, the shot came up short and the ball landed in a pond. Ultimately, Brodie recorded a double-bogey on the hole and finished the tournament at even par, ten strokes behind Barber.
* Covert's memories cover a wide range of events and are often sprinkled with humor. Her first recollection: \"I remember coming up from West Virginia, visiting my cousin as a girl, and where the Cathedral of Learning is now, there was just a big hole in the ground.\"
Sanuto's engraving is based on a design by Bronzino for the inside of a harpsichord lid now in the Hermitage. Ovid had kept Apollo's musical competition with Pan, attended by King Midas (Metamorphoses 11.146-93), separate from that with the satyr Marsyas (6.382-400). Other sources, however, conflated them. The Florentine humanist Cristoforo Landino had named Midas and Minerva as judges of the contest with Marsyas, as they appear here at right. In the center, the defeated Marsyas is flayed, while in the background, Apollo punishes Midas for his bad judgment by attaching long ears to his head. Although the king hid them beneath a turban (not shown), his barber knew the truth and, sworn to secrecy, shouted it into a hole, as we see in the left foreground. The reeds that grew there whispered, \"Midas has ass's ears.\" Sanuto has supplemented his model with the Muses from Raphael's Parnassus and a view of Venice. 59ce067264