Oct. 17, 2007

Complete Weekly Notes: Bill Cullum Invitational
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QUICKLY The Idaho State men's golf team took 13th place in the Bill Cullum Invitational. The Bengals posted a three-round score of 920.

MEN'S BILL CULLUM INVITATIONAL Mark Cowman shot a three-round score of 227(+11) to tie for 41st place. Kyle Prolo tied for 46th place with a three-round score of 228(+12). Dylan Meyer tied for 51st place. Meyer shot an 80(+8) third round for a total of 229 strokes. Steve Peters shot a 241(+25) to tie for 79th place. Nick Morrison fought hard in the third round to shoot a 76(+4). Morrison's three-round score of 248 earned him 85th place.

HOLE IN ONE For one Bengal the Bill Cullum Invitational tournament will be an extraordinary event he will never forget. Idaho native, Mark Cowman shot a hole in the first round of the tournament.

"I just wanted to get it on the green", said Cowman about his 170-yard shot. "I was pretty shocked." The first hole in one in his life occurred on the 7th hole, a 170-yard par 3, at the Wood Ranch Golf Club in Simi Valley, Calif. Cowman used a 6-iron to achieve the unimaginable. After his hit the ball drifted toward the flag stick where the Marshall notified Cowman of his hole in one by standing up and "going crazy." The tournament started out as just another day for Cowman and ended with a bragging right that few can own or forget.