Lance Reid-North Carolina 1991-2nd round-Hole 8
Michael Webb-Augusta State 2000-2nd
round-Hole 5
Oliver Wilson-Augusta State 2001-2nd round-Hole 8
Thomas Hagler-Augusta State 2002-2nd round-Hole 11
Stephen Poole-Clemson 2004-3rd round-Hole 8
Mark Harrell-Alabama 2005-2nd round-Hole11
Baker Elmore-South Carolina 2005-3rd round-Hole 11
Stephan Jaeger-Chattanooga 2008-3rd round-Hole 8
Juan Carlos
Serrano-Tennessee 2014-1st round-Hole 11
Ollie
Schniederjans-Georgia Tech 2014-2nd round-Hole 8
In 1994,
during a CARPET CAPITAL COLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT record tieing round
of 64, Kevin Kemp of Wake Forest scored 3 on ten holes. They came on
holes 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15 and 16. For the round, he made 11 pars, 6 birdies and
one eagle.
Tim Clark of North
Carolina State recorded birdies on 5 consecutive holes during the first round of 1996.
Beginning on hole 12 and ending on hole 16, his string helped forge a round of 69(32 on
the back nine).
The back
nine is easier, right? In the 2nd round of 2008 Seamus Power from East
Tennessee State birdied 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 on the front to score 31. On the
back there came bogeys on all the even numbered holes for 41. There are many ways to shoot
even par!
3,5,4,3,3,3,3,2,4=30.
Those are Troy Matteson's numbers on the front nine. The Georgia
Tech senior shattered the old front nine mark of 32, previously held by a host of
players, on the way to tieing the tournament record round of 64. In the third round of
2005, Matt Every of Florida tied the record. He
reversed Troy's scores on holes one and three and duplicated the other seven!
DEUCES
WILD!!! In the first round of 2016 Phillip
Knowles of North Florida became the 23rd player to
record 3 2's in the same round. His feat was accomplished on holes 8, 11 and
13. Just to prove that was no fluke, he birdied the same three holes in round
2 to become the 24th. He only managed one duece in the third round, but
it came on hole 11, making him the first player to birdie 11 in all three
rounds. By making par on all the other par 3's, he played the 12 holes in 29
strokes for the week. In the first round or 2008 Mississippi's Joe David had
back-to-back twos on holes 7 (354 yard par 4) and 8 (243 yard par 3. Also, in the second
round of 2008 Billy Horschel from Florida only made two
deuces, but they came on holes 10 and 18, both par fours. He is the 10th player to have
two eagles in the same round, but the first to record both on par four holes.
Favorite
hole? Tennessee’s Derrick Centers will
tell you it’s the twelfth. In the spring of 1999 he toured the hole in five under par. 3-4-3=10. That’s the same as a
free pass in the third round.
In the
first round of 2005 Georgia State's Joel Sjoholm made 4 bogeys and a
double in a front nine 40. Five birdies and an eagle on the back nine gave him a back nine
record 29. Talk about settling down!!
- In 2007 Matt Hughes of Alabama was one over par
through eight holes. He did not make a par in the next ten holes, recording eight birdies
and two bogeys for a round of 67. His total of nine birdies in the round tied the single
round record and enabled him to set a new record of twenty birdies for the
tournament. For good measure, Matt birdied the first playoff hole against
South Carolina to help Alabama become
only the second school to successfully defend the title.
