How are high school golf matches scored?
The team with the most hole wins over the first nine holes gets a point and likewise the team with the most hole wins on the back nine gets a point. The team with the most overall hole wins over the 18 holes gets the third point. Each game is a three-point game between teams.
How many players scores count in high school golf?
TEAM SCORING The score of a team shall be determined by combining the four (4) lowest scores of the six (6) members for each day of the competition. The team with the lowest score is the winner. If only one day of golf can be played, the four (4) lowest scores of the six team members would be the team score.
Where is Iowa high school state golf played?
Ames will be the new home of Iowa high school boys' spring golf championships.
Is high school golf important?
Golf is widely thought of as an individual sport, and in many respects, this is true. However, high school golf provides a junior golfer an opportunity to compete in a team atmosphere and create bonds with teammates and coaches.
How do you prepare for high school golf?
Tip #1: Have a preparation routine the day before your next match. Make sure to check your golf bag for balls, tees, your glove, rain gear if needed, a range finder, and all accessories you may use during your round of golf. Also make sure you only have the amount of clubs in your bag allowed by rule.
Rylan Wotherspoon, Cooper
The senior University of Cincinnati recruit was the KHSAA state runner-up last season, losing in a playoff to Mississippi State University signee Jay Nimmo. He shot 141 in his third state tournament appearance. The reigning Region 7 champ shot a 66 in last year’s tournament to win by six shots. He was named Mr.
Ian Asch, Covington Catholic
The senior is the top returning player for Covington Catholic. He finished tied for third in the Region 7 championship with a 74, second-best among returning players. He finished eighth in the KHSAA state tournament.
Ben Epplen, Beechwood
The senior finished sixth in the Region 7 tournament with a 77 and competed in the KHSAA state tournament. He is the first Beechwood boys golfer to ever compete at state. His regional score is fourth-best among returning golfers. He was an All-Region Seven pick last year.
Will Stamm, Beechwood
The senior has qualified for the All “A” state tournament as a freshman and won the NKAC championship as a sophomore. He was an all-region pick in Region Seven last year.
Kevin Tobergte, St. Henry
He is a top returning golfer for the Crusaders, who are the reigning Region Seven champions. He shot a 74 in the tournament to tie for third in the field. He also helped the Crusaders win the All “A” Classic state championship.
Matt Schaefer, St. Henry
Also a top returning golfer for the Crusaders, the senior shot an 80 in the regional tournament and 96 in the state tourney.
Cedric Hoehn, Grant County
The junior finished fourth in the Region Eight championship last year with 81 and competed at the KHSAA state tournament. He was an all-region pick in the Eighth Region last year.
