Bryson DeChambeau wins NCAA Medal Championship

June 1, 2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

2015 NCAA individual champion Bryson DeChambeau<Br>hugging coach Jason Enloe (Tracy Wilcox/Golfweek)

SMU junior Bryson DeChambeau of Clovis, Calif. wins the individual title while eight other teams are headed to match play

BRADENTON, Fla. — Southern Methodist junior Bryson DeChambeau captured the NCAA individual title on Monday at The Concession Golf Club — his program's first NCAA Championship medalist honor. The native of Clovis, Calif. entered the day with a one-shot lead, and held that slim advantage through an up-and-down 71 in the final round. Starting the day on 10, DeChambeau bogeyed 11 and 13, with an eagle thrown in between at 12. He finished off the back nine with a double-bogey, but fought back with a bogey-free 33 on the front. DeChambeau credited Mustang head coach Jason Enloe with encouraging him through Monday's round. The first-year coach, who graduated from SMU in 1996, walked with DeChambeau for the entirety of his winning round. "He helped me so much this week," DeChambeau told Golfweek. "He was with me the whole way, kept me positive, kept me confident and kept me trusting." With the victory, DeChambeau jumped to No. 4 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings. (Full rankings results below) Though DeChambeau finished the 72-hole tournament eight-under, the rest of his Mustangs team struggled, with none of the four other players finishing inside of the top-60. Out of the 15 teams that advanced to Monday's final round, SMU placed 14th, beating out only San Diego State, whose team total of 306 was the worst of the day. Meanwhile, eight happy teams are heading to the match play portion of the event, beginning Tuesday at The Concession. Illinois ousted Vanderbilt for the top-seed, shooting six-under on the final day for a three-over total. Thomas Detry, the first-round individual leader, tied for third and paced the Fighting Illini to the team medalist honor. Illinois will be matched up with UCLA in Tuesday morning's quarterfinal match, while Vanderbilt will square off with SEC rival LSU. The Georgia Bulldogs will face tournament-host South Florida in the 3-6 matchup, and rounding out the eight advancing teams are Texas and USC. Illinois, LSU, and UCLA are the only teams to have made match play in 2014, while Texas secured final-eight spot in 2012 and 2013.

Results: NCAA Division I Championship

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Bryson DeChambeau	Clovis, CA	1500	70-67-72-71=280
2	Cheng-Tsung Pan	, Chinese Taipei	1200	72-70-72-67=281
T3	Hunter Stewart	Nicholasville, KY	900	74-69-71-68=282
T3	Thomas Detry	, Belgium	900	68-71-73-70=282
5	Paul Dunne	, Ireland	900	72-69-69-73=283

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About the NCAA Division I Championship

The NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship is the pinnacle of collegiate golf in the United States, held annually in late May or early June. The event brings together the nation's top 30 teams and six individual qualifiers, all of whom have advanced...

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