Louisville Men's Golf team (Louisville Athletics Photo)

Louisville finished at 5-under after shooting a final round 5-under 283. The Cardinals shot rounds of 286-290-283 to get to 5-under after starting the day at even par.

The Cardinals won their first tournament championship and the second under head coach Ryan Blagg, the first being the Aggie Invitational during the 2022-2023 season.

Coastal Carolina finished in solo second place at even par, and Furman finished in solo third place at 1-over. East Tennessee State and Chattanooga finsihed T4 at 3-over, and the College of Charleston finished in solo sixth place at 4-over. 

North Florida finished in solo seventh place at 9-over, but the Ospreys were without Nick Gabrelcik, the No. 4 ranked player in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings. 

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Max Kennedy of Louisville won the individual competition at 8-under, one shot better than John Houk of Chattanooga, who finished in solo second place at 7-under.

Kennedy recorded rounds of 68-71-69 to win the tournament. His final round, 3-under 69, consisted of an eagle, two birdies, and one bogey. He recorded a birdie on No. 15 to keep a one-shot lead after Houk also birdied No. 15, and then three pars from Kennedy on holes No. 16, 17, and 18 to secure the win.

Kennedy recently finished T6 at the John Hayt Collegiate and T7 at the Sea Best Invitational. He won the 2023 Aggie Invitational. Kennedy is ranked No. 106 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings.

Cooper Claycomb of Louisville, Clark Akers of Furman, and Benjamin Partridge of San Francisco finished T3 at 6-under. Seth Taylor of Coastal Carolina and Zach Reuland of College of Charleston finished T6 at 4-under. 

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Robert Trent Jones designed the Oceanside golf course, which is consistently rated one of America's Top 100 courses. The golf course is rich in history and has played host to six SENIOR Tour Championships, a Women's US Open, and the finals of PGA Tour Qualifying School.

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