NCAA cancels third round of Division-III Women's Golf Championship over 'unplayable' hole

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The NCAA canceled the third round of the Division III Women’s Golf Championship on Thursday after a nightmare hole on the course was deemed "unplayable" by officials. 

The NCAA Division III women's golf committee decided late Thursday night to wipe scores from the third round after canceling the day earlier with just 60% of the field completing Hole 6, according to Golf Channel. 

A golfer putts during the Division III Women's Golf Championship held at Bay Oaks Country Club on May 13, 2022, in Houston, Texas.  (Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

"The NCAA Division III Women’s Golf Committee has determined that round 3 will officially be canceled on the grounds of an unplayable hole for the entire tournament field," the statement read. 

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"As play continued throughout round 3 it became apparent that the pin placement on Hole 6 was too severe for play."

According to the outlet, the 308-yard, par-4 hole had a 5% slope, which saw 29 golfers shoot triple bogeys or worse and, before stats were erased, the hole played more than 1.5 shots over par.

Golfers compete during the Division III Women's Golf Championship held at Bay Oaks Country Club on May 13, 2022, in Houston, Texas.  (Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

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Video of the round, obtained by Golf Channel’s Brentley Romine, showed just how difficult the hole was to play. Some near-perfect putts came to a slow rest before eventually rolling right back to the competitors’ feet. 

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