Kyler Dunkle of Utah falls into the top 10 and BYU team finishes last in NCAA golf

Kyler Dunkle, of Utah, played adventurous matches Sunday in the NCAA Men's Golf Championships, while the BYU team applied his Thursday score to the team competition and his team. is ranked last among 30 schools at Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark.

Dunkle was tied for 11th place with a 5 on the normal 77 which included four birdies, three bogeys and three double bogeys. Ute senior easily managed to qualify for Monday's final round, scoring his last 18 holes as an amateur golfer.

The BYU season is over, with 15 teams in total. For the second year in a row, the fact that the NCAA complied with BYU rules against Sunday sporting activity did not really affect the competition. The Cougars caught up on a few teams Sunday, but Louisville stayed ahead.

After playing one to one on Thursday, the Cougars had a total of 21 of 21, 21, their third-round score. BYU fired 322 shots on Friday and 309 hits on Saturday, with none of the five players in the team having shot in the 70s for the three rounds.

Brock Stanger, 5th player in the Cougar lineup, was BYU's most successful player (82-74-77). Peter Kuest, who had a phenomenal junior year, posted a 77-77-82 result.

Dunkle shot 69-71-77, going from second place to a tie for fourth place, then sliding just out of the top 10 after Sunday's round. A top-10 finish would be a great success for the program, considering that Dunkle is Utah's first competitor at the national tournament in 13 years.

He is also the last Ute athlete to compete for the 2018-2019 school year, the women's athletics team season ending Saturday in Sacramento, CA, in the competition. NCAA Regional Office. Dunkle will begin her professional career this week at a Mackenzie Tour Canada event in Victoria. , British Columbia.