NAIA Apologizes for Incorrectly-Placed Hole

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NAIA apologizes after 'incorrectly placed' hole at women's national championship

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NAIA apologizes after incorrectly placed’ hole at women’s national championship.

Eagle Crest Golf Club's website describes the par-5 fifth hole as featuring a “large green that slopes severely from left to right and has many challenging hole locations” The hole yielded 90 double bogeys or worse, 47 bogeyys, 15 pars and three birdies.

Two years ago the NCAA scrapped the third round of its Division-III women's national championship because of an “unplayable hole”.

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