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Oklahoma State Wins Big 12 Men's Golf Championship

May. 1, 2005

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  • Final Round Individual Leaders
  • Final Round Team Leaders
  • Final Round Teams

    Trinity, Texas - Oklahoma State carded a three-round total of four-over-par 868 to win the 2005 Big 12 Men's Golf Championship by nine strokes over Oklahoma at Whispering Pines Golf Club.

    The Cowboys led every round of the championship en route to their fourth Big 12 title, first since 2000, and 49th conference title overall.

    Oklahoma scored a 13-over 877 for second while Missouri finished third at 21-over 885. The top three teams remained the same through every round of the tournament.

    Oklahoma's Anthony Kim captured medalist honors with an eight-under 208 after finishing as runner-up at the 2004 Big 12 Championship. OSU's Alex Noren finished second at two-under 214 followed by his teammate Zack Robinson in third place with a one-under 215. No one else finished the tournament under par.

    "I thought I played well and kept my head in the game," said Kim. "I had to change my game a little bit because I like to hit the driver and you couldn't do that on every hole on this course.

     

     

    2005 BIG 12 MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    - Whispering Pines Golf Club -
    (Par 72/7,300 Yards)

     

    Team Standings

    1. Oklahoma State 285-296-287=868
    2. Oklahoma       290-298-289=877
    3. Missouri       295-297-293=885
    4. Texas          311-305-287=903
    5. Texas A&M      303-299-307=909
    6. Kansas         304-303-303=910
    7. Baylor         303-308-301=912
    8. Texas Tech     299-310-309=918
    9. Iowa State     302-318-301=921
    10. Kansas State  308-306-311=925
    11. Colorado      311-319-299=929
    12. Nebraska      303-312-316=931

     

    Top Individual Scores 

     1. Anthony Kim, Oklahoma         69-71-68=208
     2. Alex Noren, Oklahoma State    70-72-72=214
     3. Zack Robinson, Oklahoma State 74-73-68=215
     4. Matt Van Cleave, Kansas State 70-71-76=217
    T5. Justin Fraley, Oklahoma       68-72-78=218
    T5. Ben Scott, Missouri           71-73-74=218
     7. Shawn Jasper, Missouri        71-74-74=219
    T8. Chris Baker, Iowa State       78-75-67=220
    T8. Tyler Leon, Oklahoma State    68-75-77=220
     9. Chase Thomas, Baylor          71-75-74=220
    *Top 10 finishers (including ties) all-tournament team