It is with great sadness we share news of the passing of WKU Head Men's Golf Coach Phillip Hatchett.
More than a coach, he was a beloved member of our #WKU family.
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Four straight Sweet 16 appearances for Rick Barnes at Tennessee.
As underappreciated of a head coach as we have in college basketball.
Vols will get Iowa State next week in Chicago.
@Return_Of_RB@cjacobsen23 Hey @Return_Of_RB ,
What if #16 and #19 have the same record, and #19 beat #16 on the road when they had a former NBA player on their team?
Just curious. Thanks
@GoodmanHoops Fair, but then you look at the back half of the pre-conference schedule with 3 (maybe more depending on Thanksgiving event) top 10 matchups. Genuinely curious how many top 25 times will have that going into January assuming these rankings stay intact.
We have obtained video of PGA President Don Rea singing Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” on Saturday night of the Ryder Cup as the USA trailed 11.5-4.5, as first reported by @trlkershaw.
I can’t fully explain it but we are going to touch mythical levels of Neyland Stadium on Saturday. I can feel it, I know you can feel it too. This early Georgia game has rewritten everything.
Cherokee CC, 1907 Donald Ross, Knoxville, TN
If there was ever a club that was “landlocked”, Cherokee CC would be the poster child for such a club. Wow, how Ross fit/routed 18 holes into this rectangular piece of property is truly amazing.
Almost all the holes run east and west along a sloped ridge that runs through the entire property with the exception of some par 3’s facing north and south. From the back tees, it only plays about 6500 yds. But due to the sever sloping of the ridge, it felt like it played plenty longer.
The greens at Cherokee were classic Ross. Most were either elevated or cut into hillsides and were plenty sloped keeping you on your toes over every putt. The ridge really played a part in how putts broke. What looked like a putt would break one way, often broke the opposite due to the ridge slope. They rolled very true and had plenty of speed.
The bunkering throughout was penal. Get into one of the fairway bunkers and you found yourself hitting out sideways. All in all the golf course was in spectacular condition - firm and fast was the theme.
I had never heard of Cherokee until last week. Why, not quite sure? But I can tell you this golf course was a complete joy to play and is a place you’d never get bored. @jlepagepga and his staff could not have been any more hospitable. I was accompanied by his assistant Seth and we just had a fabulous day. And, as I posted yday, the logo could very well be one of the best in all of golf.