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The Maxwell
No. 1 Men’s Golf preview: The Maxwell
04.14.2016 | Men's Golf
The Longhorns will play at Dornick Hills Golf and Country Club on Saturday and Sunday.
AUSTIN, Texas –
Dates of competition: Saturday, April 16 and Sunday, April 17
Site: Dornick Hills Golf and Country Club; Ardmore, Okla.
Format: 54-holes of stroke play (36 on Saturday, 18 on Sunday)
Tee Times: 8 a.m. shotgun both days
Par: 70 Yardage: 6,586
Results
The Maxwell Tournament Website
2016 tournament field (11 teams, GolfWeek rankings):
No. 1 Texas
No. 7 Oklahoma State
No. 20 Oklahoma
Augusta
Baylor
Colorado
East Carolina
Houston
Memphis
New Mexico
Tulsa
The Maxwell: After an eight-year hiatus, the Maxwell Intercollegiate will return to Ardmore. Dornick Hills Golf and Country Club again will serve as host to the NCAA Division I golf tournament. The inaugural year of the Maxwell as in 1992 and the event ran for the next 16 years—until 2008. Scheduling issues caused the field to be reduced to six teams and the tournament subsequently dissolved. In 2016, the field is guaranteed to be twice as large.
Past Team Champions:
1992 Arizona 833 (-7)
1993 Georgia Tech 842 (+2)
1994 Arizona State 855 (+15)
1995 TEXAS 847 (+7)
1996 Oklahoma State 861 (+21)
1997 Oklahoma State 853 (+13)
1998 Oklahoma State 858 (+18)
1999 Houston 864 (+24)
2000 TEXAS 860 (+20)
2001 Tulsa 848 (+8)
2002 Oklahoma State 853 (+13)
2003 Oklahoma State 829 (-11)
2004 Oklahoma State 833 (-7)
2005 Oklahoma State 815 (-25)
2006 Oklahoma State 785 (-55)
2007 Oklahoma State 780 (-60)
Individual Champions:
1992 Harry Rudolph, Arizona 203 (-7)
1993 David Duval, Georgia Tech 207 (-3)
1994 Patrick Lee, Oklahoma 210 (E)
1995 JEFF FAHRENBRUCH, TEXAS 211 (+1)
1996 Brian Guetz, Oklahoma State 207 (-3)
1997 Edward Loar, Oklahoma State 205 (-4)
1998 Chris Wall, New Mexico 210 (E)
1999 Andy Sanders, Houston 207 (-3)
2000 Charles Howell, Oklahoma State 206 (-4)
2001 Anders Hultman, Oklahoma State 204 (-6)
2002 Brett Callas, Houston 207 (-3)
2003 Hunter Mahan, Oklahoma State 204 (-6)
2004 Kane Webber, Colorado 205 (-5)
2005 Brenden Rose, Georgia 203 (-7)
2006 Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State 196 (-14)
2007 Nicholas Geyger, Tulsa 195 (-15)
Texas Lineup:
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