May 28, 2001
The Stanford men's golf team travels to Durham, North Carolina, for the 2001 NCAA Men's Golf Championships, hosted by Duke University. Thirty team as well as six individuals will vye for top national honors. The Cardinal enter the event as the 21st seed.
2001 NCAA MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
* Duke University and the Duke Golf Club will host the 104th annual NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships on May 30 - June 2
* The Championships is a four-day, 72-hole event
* Thirty teams advance from three regional tournaments (East, Central & West) plus six individuals (Two from each regional) not on those teams
* 156 total participants,
* After two rounds, the field will be cut to the top 15 teams (no ties) and nine top individuals not on those teams
* The individual championship is determined by stroke play
* The team scoring is figured by using the low four scores out of the five players on each team per round
* Practice rounds are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, May 28-29, On Monday, there will be an East-West match, with one player from each team participating while the other players play their practice round
TICKET INFORMATION
Call the Duke Ticket Office at 919-681-BLUE Ticket prices are $5 for Wednesday & Thursday, $8 for Friday & Saturday, and $20 for a four-day pass
DUKE GOLF COURSE
Opened on September 26, 1957 Ed Ibarguen, General Manager & PGA Master Professional Rod Myers, Duke Men's Golf Coach Original layout by Robert Trent Jones Re-designed by Rees Jones in 1993 Par 72, 7,111-yards Served as host of the NCAA Men's Golf Championships in 1962, with Rees Jones participating in the event as a member of the Yale University team
2001 NCAA REGIONAL SITES (All played May 17-19)
East Regional * Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, Williamsburg, Va., Virginia Commonwealth, host Central Regional * Karsten Creek, Stillwater, Okla., Oklahoma State, host) West Regional * Trysting Tree Golf Course, Corvallis, Ore., Oregon State, host
MASTERCARD COLLEGIATE GOLF RANKINGS (May 2)
1. Georgia, 2. Georgia Tech, 3. Clemson, 4. Arizona State, 5. Texas, 6. Southern California, 7. N.C. State, 8. Texas Christian, 9. Florida, 10. Wake Forest, 11. Augusta State, 12. Arizona, 13. Oklahoma State, 14. BYU, 15. New Mexico, 16. Oklahoma, 17. South Carolina, 18. E. Tennessee State, 19. Houston, 20. Oregon, 21. Duke, 22. Auburn, 23. Virginia Tech, 24. Washington, 25. Alabama-Birmingham
GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN RANKINGS (May 7)
1. Georgia (69.42), 2. Georgia Tech (70.09), 3. Clemson (70.30), 4. Texas (71.06), 5. Florida (71.16), 6. Arizona State (71.22), 7. Wake Forest (71.35), 8. Arizona (71.39), 9. Oklahoma State (71.42), 10. South Carolina (71.47), 11. Southern California (71.50), 12. N.C. State (71.52), 13. Texas Christian (71.55), 14. Augusta State (71.56), 15. E. Tennessee State (71.57), 16. New Mexico (71.62), 17. Oklahoma (71.77), 18. Auburn (71.78), 19. Houston (71.92), 20. Duke (71.93), 21. Virginia Tech (72.04), 22. BYU (72.04), 23. UNLV (72.09), 24. Northwestern (72.09), 25. San Diego State (72.11)
2000 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS IN REVIEW
Championships played May 31-June 3 at the Grand National Lake Course in Opelika, Ala. 2000 Team Champion: Oklahoma State (1,116, won in playoff) 2000 Team Runner-up: Georgia Tech (1,116) 2000 Individual Medalist: Charles Howell, Oklahoma State (67-66-63-69=265) 2000 Individual Runner-up: Chris Morris, Houston (71-69-67-66=273)
2001 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship Seedings Duke University Golf Club, Durham, NC May 30 - June 2, 2001
1 East Tennessee State 2 Kent State 3 Arizona State 4 Oklahoma 5 Arizona 6 North Carolina State 7 UC Irvine 8 Florida 9 Purdue 10 Clemson 11 Minnesota 12 Pacific 13 College of Charleston 14 South Carolina 15 Georgia 16 Oregon State 17 Virginia Tech 18 Oklahoma State 19 Georgia Tech 20 Augusta State 21 Stanford 22 Toledo 23 UCLA 24 Georgia Southern 25 Wake Forest 26 Alabama-Birmingham 27 Southern Methodist 28 Mississippi 29 Houston 30 Washington
Individuals: John Klauk, Texas Nick Watney, Fresno State Kirk Satterfield, Furman
Individuals: Charleton Dechert, Oral Roberts Leif Olson, Duke Andy Stewart, Kansas
To follow the tournament "live", go to www.golfstat.com