Playing against the top players in the nation, Cody Hebert sank a six-foot put on the first hole of a three-man, sudden death playoff for the final spot at the 2015 NCAA Championship.
Hebert shot a four-over-par 76 on the first day and followed that up with an even par 72 to finish tied for 28th place to move into the playoff with Concordia's Jack Cersosimo and Penn State-Behrend's Scott Klein.
Hebert dropped to 34th place after a three-over-par 75 on day three, but posted a two-over-par 74 in the final day to move up eight spots and finish tied for 26th with a 297.
As a team, the Pirates finished in 22nd place and missed the cut by just eight strokes with a 613 team score.
Top 10 Moments of 2014-15
Honorable Mention: Women's lacrosse scores five goals in seven minutes for come from behind win over Aurora (link to story)
Honorable Mention: Men's basketball sweeps Trinity for the first time in the SCAC era (link to story)
Honorable Mention: Volleyball defeats Colorado College for the third time to reach the Championship match (link to story)
#10: Austyn Laird's 2-RBI walkoff homerun gives SU a thrilling 12-11 win over Trinity (link to story)
#9: Southwestern sweeps top four sports in the men's 200 IM at the SCAC Championships (link to story)
#8: Men's tennis makes first ever trip to SCAC Championship match; sets record for season wins (link to story)
#7: Football earns their first win since reinstatement; defeating Sul Ross State 27-20 (link to story)
#6: Hebert birdies first playoff hole to make the individual cut at the NCAA Men's Golf Championship
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