Muskingum to host OAC Men's Golf Championships
Muskingum will host the 2021 Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Men's Golf Championships on Friday, April 30-Sunday, May 2 at River Greens Golf Course in West Lafayette, Ohio. The top-14 finishers, including ties, receive All-OAC honors.
Muskingum will host the 2021 Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) Men's Golf Championships on Friday, April 30-Sunday, May 2 at River Greens Golf Course in West Lafayette, Ohio. The event will be 72 holes with the top-14 finishers, including ties, receiving All-OAC honors.
Tee times begin at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday.
Tournament Website and Live-Scoring
Tee Times
Directions to River Greens
Course Layout
All-Time OAC Championship Results/Records
The tournament was last held in 2019 with Otterbein winning its fifth-straight conference title. The Cardinals won the event by 40 strokes ahead of runner-up Baldwin Wallace (1202).
John Carroll and Marietta tied for third place with a score of 1211, followed by Heidelberg with 1215 to round out the top five.
A number of All-OAC finishers will be returning to this year's championships.
Otterbein will be led by seniors Johnny Peck and Kurt Fortman, who finished in third and fifth place, respectively in 2019.
Muskingum senior Brenton Franks will look to improve upon his sixth-place finish.
Baldwin Wallace is led by senior Jimmy Clark, who finished in ninth place.
Marietta junior Dylan Tucker and John Carroll senior Nolan Laughlin finished tied for 13th place.
The team that wins the OAC Tournament will receive an automatic bid for the NCAA Championships May 11-14 at Oglebay Resort & Conference Center (Wheeling, W.Va.).
2019 Otterbein
2018 Otterbein
2017 Otterbein
2016 Otterbein
2015 Otterbein
2014 Baldwin Wallace
2013 Otterbein
2012 Otterbein
2011 Mount Union
2010 Otterbein
2009 Otterbein
2008 Mount Union
2007 Mount Union
2006 Otterbein
2005 Otterbein
2004 Otterbein
2003 Otterbein
2002 Otterbein
2001 Otterbein
2000 Otterbein
Previous Medalists
2019 Sam Marty (Otterbein)
2018 John Schnur (John Carroll)
2017 Scott Schroeder (Baldwin Wallace)
2016 David Monaco (Otterbein)
2015 Nick Popely (Mount Union)
2014 Adam Sanders (Baldwin Wallace)
2013 Alex DiPalma (John Carroll)
2012 Ben Adams (Otterbein)
2011 Scott Miller (Mount Union)
2010 Cody MacLean (Otterbein)
2009 Zack Koinis (Heidelberg)
2008 Zack Koinis (Heidelberg)
2007 Dan Fisher (Muskingum)
2006 Zach Sebert (Otterbein)
2005 Andy Miller (Otterbein)
2004 Andy Miller (Otterbein)
2003 Steve Weir (Baldwin-Wallace)
2002 Ryan Dorff (Otterbein)
2001 Brett Williams (Otterbein)
2000 B.J. Pitzen (Otterbein)
Previous Coaches of the Year
2019 Wayne Schneider (Baldwin Wallace)
2018 Brian Booher (Otterbein)
2017 Brian Booher (Otterbein)
2016 Brian Booher (Otterbein)
2015 Brian Booher (Otterbein)
2014 Tom Heil (Baldwin Wallace)
2013 Matt Cooperrider (Otterbein) & Dan MacDuffie (Mount Union)
2012 Matt Cooperrider (Otterbein)
2011 Dan MacDuffie (Mount Union)
2010 Mark Paluszak (Otterbein)
2009 Nathanael Petry (Otterbein)
2008 Dan MacDuffie (Mount Union)
2007 Greg Kline, (Capital)
2006 Matt Smith (Otterbein)
2005 Matt Smith (Otterbein)
2004 Matt Smith (Otterbein)
2003 Dave Kirby (Muskingum)
2002 Dave McLaughlin (Otterbein)
2001 Ed DiGenova (Muskingum)
2000 Dave McLaughlin (Otterbein)