Cleveland, OH-The Cleveland State men’s golf team is back in action this week as the Vikings prepare to host the Tom Tontimonia Invitational at Pine Hills Golf Club. The tournament, named for long time Cleveland State administrator Tom Tontimonia, will take place for a sixth time beginning on Monday. The first round is scheduled for an 11:00 a.m. shotgun start Monday morning due to inclement weather. The second and third rounds will take place on Tuesday.
Lakewood Country Club has hosted the first five tournaments. Pine Hills is set to host this year’s event due to a renovation at Lakewood. Pine Hills is a familiar venue for both the men’s and women’s teams as it is utilized frequently for practice rounds and tournament qualifying rounds for both teams each season. The course will play to a par 72 for the event.
All eight student-athletes on Cleveland State’s active roster will tee it up in the event. The CSU lineup features Andrew Kaye, Brody Simms, Mason Frazier, Dillon Pendergast and Dominik Cosic. Alex Anderson, Ben Scheeff and Ryan Dinan will all compete as individuals. Cleveland State will start on holes 1-4 as well as 17 and 18 in the first round.
The tournament features nine total teams. Fellow Horizon League opponents Detroit Mercy, IU Indianapolis, Northern Kentucky, Oakland and Youngstown State are all set to compete in the event. Chicago State University, Saint Francis University and Walsh University round out the tournament field.
Live results will be available throughout the tournament on Scoreboard Live.
Cleveland State Tom Tontimonia Invitational Starting Holes (11:00 a.m. shotgun start)
Hole 1A – Andrew Kaye
Hole 1B – Brody Simms
Hole 2 – Mason Frazier
Hole 3 – Dillon Pendergast
Hole 4 – Dominik Cosic
Hole 17 – Ben Scheeff(Individual)
Hole 18A – Alex Anderson(Individual)
Hole 18B – Ryan Dinan(Individual)
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