Wow. Tough loss. Ole Miss has a good culture there and I hope she gets everything she wants out of it. Maybe she wants to win a national championship and this is her best shot.Had heard a change might be in the works, but hadn't heard the destination until today. A big blow for TCU women's golf:
Ole Miss women's golf adds TCU All-American Caitlyn Macnab via the transfer portal
Ole Miss women's golf strikes big in the portal with the addition of TCU's Caitlyn Macnab. The All-American brings big-time game to Oxford.www.on3.com
Caitlyn's easy to root for; hope she finds what she needs and look forward to seeing her on the LPGA soon.
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Well-written piece about one of TCU's good guys. Thanks for posting.Tough break for Hayden Springer. This guy is a grinder and I hope he gets a chance soon. He deserves it.
'I had a 15th club in the bag'
With a spot in a PGA Tour on the line, Hayden Springer made a costly mistake
Before teeing off, he went with the 5-wood and laid the 3-iron in the backseat of his rental car. After completing a round of 66, which included two eagles, he took his clubs to his car as he awaited the other scores to come in. That’s when Springer put the 3-iron back in his bag.
After learning his 66 was good enough to get into a four-for-three playoff, Springer grabbed his bag and went to the range to warm up. It had started to rain, so he laid a towel over the top of the clubs.
Playing with Bret Stegmaier, Andy Spencer, and Peter Kuest, Springer hit a good drive. That’s when it occurred to him that he had forgotten to take out the 3-iron. When I asked him if he thought about not saying anything, he said, “Of course, there is that split second of thinking that no one would have ever known except for me.” But he was quick to add that he wouldn’t have been able to sleep at night, and he immediately walked to the rules official in the fairway and told him about his mistake. That is when the real adventure started.
Peter Kuest, one of the guys who made the field because of Hayden's admission, is T4 going into Sunday. If he finishes in a two-way tie for fourth or better, he earns special temp membership with entry into PGA Tour events for the rest of the season (and nearly $400K). He mentioned Hayden in his post-round interview.Tough break for Hayden Springer. This guy is a grinder and I hope he gets a chance soon. He deserves it.
'I had a 15th club in the bag'
With a spot in a PGA Tour on the line, Hayden Springer made a costly mistake
Before teeing off, he went with the 5-wood and laid the 3-iron in the backseat of his rental car. After completing a round of 66, which included two eagles, he took his clubs to his car as he awaited the other scores to come in. That’s when Springer put the 3-iron back in his bag.
After learning his 66 was good enough to get into a four-for-three playoff, Springer grabbed his bag and went to the range to warm up. It had started to rain, so he laid a towel over the top of the clubs.
Playing with Bret Stegmaier, Andy Spencer, and Peter Kuest, Springer hit a good drive. That’s when it occurred to him that he had forgotten to take out the 3-iron. When I asked him if he thought about not saying anything, he said, “Of course, there is that split second of thinking that no one would have ever known except for me.” But he was quick to add that he wouldn’t have been able to sleep at night, and he immediately walked to the rules official in the fairway and told him about his mistake. That is when the real adventure started.
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Monday-quaifier Kuest finishes in a 3-way tie for fourth. He earns $370K. Would be nice if he (and all of us) made a small donation to the Springers' charity. However, since he needed a two-way tie for 4th to get special temporary Tour membership, he falls short by the slimmest of margins. But if he finishes solo 76th or better next week, that get him over the hump. Hoping Hayden gets through soon in Monday Q.Peter Kuest, one of the guys who made the field because of Hayden's admission, is T4 going into Sunday. If he finishes in a two-way tie for fourth or better, he earns special temp membership with entry into PGA Tour events for the rest of the season (and nearly $400K). He mentioned Hayden in his post-round interview.
Thanks to a rules gesture, he survived a Tour Monday qualifier. Now he might win
Peter Kuest is just three shots back of Rickie Fowler at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. He survived a wild Monday qualifier to get in the field.
