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1993 NCAA Division I men's golf championship

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1993 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship
Tournament information
LocationLexington, Kentucky, U.S.
37°58′25″N 84°38′03″W / 37.973484°N 84.634028°W / 37.973484; -84.634028
Course(s)Champions Golf Course
Statistics
Field30 teams
Champion
Team: Florida (3rd title)
Individual: Todd Demsey, Arizona State
Team: 1,145 (−1)
Individual: 278
Location map
Champions is located in the United States
Champions
Champions
Location in the United States
Champions is located in Kentucky
Champions
Champions
Location in Kentucky
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The 1993 NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships were contested at the 54th annual NCAA-sanctioned golf tournament for determining the individual and team national champions of men's collegiate golf at the Division I level in the United States.[1]

The tournament was held at the Champions Golf Course in Lexington, Kentucky.

Florida won the team championship, the Gators' third NCAA title and first since 1973. Florida bested second-placed Georgia Tech by a single stroke (1,145–1,146).

Future professional Todd Demsey, from Arizona State, won the individual title, the fourth win in five championships for a Sun Devil golfer.

Individual results

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Individual champion

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Team results

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Finalists

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Rank Team Score
1 Florida 1,145
2 Georgia Tech 1,146
3 North Carolina 1,147
4 Clemson 1,153
5 Texas 1,156
6 Arizona State 1,162
7 Arkansas 1,169
8 UNLV 1,176
9 Oklahoma 1,177
10 Duke 1,179
11 Wake Forest 1,184
12 Oklahoma State 1,188
13 Augusta State 1,189
14 Southwestern Louisiana 1,190
15 Kansas 1,200

Eliminated after 36 holes

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Rank Team Score
16 Arizona (DC) 595
T17 Auburn 597
LSU
UCLA
T20 Minnesota 598
Ohio State
T22 Fresno State 599
NC State
24 New Mexico 601
25 BYU 605
26 New Mexico State 613
T27 Kent State 616
Michigan State
29 Alabama 620
30 Pepperdine 621
  • DC = Defending champions
  • Debut appearance

References

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  1. ^ "NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship Results" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved November 4, 2020.