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Preston Stout of Oklahoma State Wins NCAA Golf Title, Gets Spots in U.S. Open and Masters
Stout finished 14-under 274 and beat Alabama’s William Jennings by one shot to claim his fifth victory of the season.
- On Monday, Preston Stout of Oklahoma State won the NCAA individual title at La Costa, shooting a final-round 69 for a one-shot victory over Alabama's William Jennings.
- After shooting 65 on Sunday to take the lead, Stout held off Jennings, who rallied with six birdies before missing a crucial putt on the par-4 ninth.
- Oklahoma State coach Alan Bratton said Stout "was ready for the moment," and the victory grants exemptions into this year's Open and next year's Masters, provided he remains amateur.
- Finishing with a four-day total of 14-under 274, Stout became the 10th Oklahoma State player to win an NCAA title, the most of any school since Matthew Wolff in 2019.
- The Cowboys advance to match play seeking a second consecutive team title, while Auburn's Jackson Koivun finished in a tie for 11th after shooting 71 in the individual event.
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Preston Stout of Oklahoma State wins NCAA golf title, gets spots in U.S. Open and Masters
Preston Stout of Oklahoma State won the NCAA individual title on Monday, shooting a final-round 69 at La Costa for a one-shot victory over Alabama’s William Jennings.
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