Army West Point Athletics
Golf Wraps Up Day One at Fighing Illini Invite
September 16, 2016 | Men's Golf
DAY ONE RESULTS
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OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. - The Army West Point golf team finished the first round with a team score of 26 at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational hosted by Illinois at Olympia Fields Country Club.
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Illinois finished the first 18 holes in the lead at -6, while Texas A&M was the next closest at even par. Oklahoma State, Purdue and Baylor rounded out the top five.
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HOW TO FOLLOW
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"The team got off to a solid start today, but we struggled on holes 7-12," head coach Brian Watts stated. When we missed a green we either didn't get it up and down or we missed the 5'-10' putts to save par or bogey."
"Our short game suffered a bit today, so the team spent a great deal of time after the round getting a better feel for the speed of the greens.
I'm not sure if the Army Golf team has ever been paired with the #1 and #2 ranked team in the country during a tournament before, but we are thankful for the opportunity and are making the most of it. We are looking forward to a great day tomorrow."
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ARMY HIGHLIGHTS AND ROUND NOTES
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OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. - The Army West Point golf team finished the first round with a team score of 26 at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational hosted by Illinois at Olympia Fields Country Club.
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Illinois finished the first 18 holes in the lead at -6, while Texas A&M was the next closest at even par. Oklahoma State, Purdue and Baylor rounded out the top five.
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HOW TO FOLLOW
LIVE STATISTICS • GolfStat.com
TWITTER • ArmyWP_Golf
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"The team got off to a solid start today, but we struggled on holes 7-12," head coach Brian Watts stated. When we missed a green we either didn't get it up and down or we missed the 5'-10' putts to save par or bogey."
"Our short game suffered a bit today, so the team spent a great deal of time after the round getting a better feel for the speed of the greens.
I'm not sure if the Army Golf team has ever been paired with the #1 and #2 ranked team in the country during a tournament before, but we are thankful for the opportunity and are making the most of it. We are looking forward to a great day tomorrow."
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ARMY HIGHLIGHTS AND ROUND NOTES
- Matt Plunkett led the way for the Black Knights as he carded five-over-par 75 over the first 18 holes
- Additionally, Peter Kim and Gunnar Doyle each tallied a six-over-par 76 during the first round.
- Statistically, hole No. 9 played the hardest on the day as there were just four birdies, 32 bogeys and 10 scores of higher than bogey recorded throughout the round.
- Hole No. 1 was the easiest hole of the day relative to par, as there were two eagles, 19 birdies and just 11 bogeys made on the day.
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Players Mentioned
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