Pepperdine wins the 2021 DI men's golf championship

Pepperdine and Oklahoma are tied 2-2-1 as the first pairing of Dylan Menante (Pepperdine) and Jonathan Brightwell (Oklahoma) play the second nine.

Brightwell is 1UP through No. 10, as four of the five matches are either tied or 1UP. Pepperdine's Joe Highsmith is 2 up through 8 for the biggest lead so far.

You can click or tap here to view live scores from the match. You can also watch the action on GOLF Channel now.

Here's a look at the scores:

It's time to win a national championship.

No. 3 Pepperdine and No. 4 Oklahoma are facing off now in the finals of match play. You can click or tap here to view live scores from the match. You can also watch the action on GOLF Channel from 5 p.m. ET to 9 p.m. ET. It will be shown again at 10 p.m. ET to 2 a.m. ET.

Here's a look at the national champions going back to 2010.

We're down to two thanks to Quade Cummins' birdie on No. 17.

No. 4 Oklahoma defeated top seed Arizona State, 3-2, in Tuesday's second semifinal to set up Wednesday's match play championship against No. 3 seed Pepperdine. Cummins won 2&1 to clinch OU's spot in the final.

The Oklahoma Sooners will play for a national championship tomorrow afternoon!#Sooners | #L1S pic.twitter.com/HxqWYRc32i

— Oklahoma Golf (@OU_MGolf) June 2, 2021

The Sun Devils finished their wins first, with Chun An Yu's dominant 5&4 triumph starting the finals. Another ASU win followed from Ryggs Johnston (3&2), but Oklahoma swept the last three with Logan McAllister (4&3), Jonathan Brightwell (1UP) and then Cummins coming through.

Clay Feagler's memorable ace on No. 8 was the highlight that helped No. 3 Pepperdine knock out No. 2 Oklahoma State in Tuesday's match play semifinals, 3-0-2.

Feagler won five consecutive holes, Nos. 8 through 12, including an ace with an 8-iron on the 187-yard No. 8.

HOLE IN ONE!

GIVE IT TO CLAY FEAGLER! @PeppGolf pic.twitter.com/OITrRMprPI

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) June 1, 2021

Feagler ended up winning 2&1, with teammates Dylan Menante (3&2) and Joe Highsmith (1UP) picking up individual victories to secure the overall win.

Pepperdine will next play for the national championship on Wednesday.

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Match play in the DI men's golf championships kicked off Tuesday morning, June 1, with four quarterfinal matches. Each match featured five players from each team competing in an individual matchup worth one point, and the winners will advance to the semifinals.

Here are the results from the quarterfinals:

• No. 1 seed Arizona State def. No. 8 seed North Carolina 3-1-1
• No. 2 seed Oklahoma State def. No. 7 seed Vanderbilt 4-1
• No. 3 seed Pepperdine def. No. 6 seed Florida State 3-1-1
• No. 4 seed Oklahoma def. No. 5 seed Illinois 3-2

Here are the pairings for the quarterfinal matches:

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Clemson's Turk Pettit has won the 2021 DI men's golf individual national championship. Pettit finished with a 7-under 273 over four days and 72 holes of stroke play, edging Oklahoma State's Bo Jin by one shot. Pettit played the back nine first on Monday and took his first lead of the tournament at the 17th hole. After bogeying holes one and three, the senior made par the rest of the way as Jin and Arizona State's Ryggs Johnson inched closer. 

Jin led this tournament after the second and third rounds but was unable to become the first freshman since 2007 with a 2-over round on Monday. He salvaged a rough tee shot on 18 for a chance at a playoff hole before his par putt went wide, giving Pettit the title. Johnston was only one stroke behind after making birdies on 9, 11, 13 and 15. He nearly drew level at 17 but bogeyed 18 to finish third at 5-under for the week.

Pettit is the second player in Clemson history to win the individual title. 

Watch the moment where Clemson's Turk Pettit clinched the 2021 men's golf individual championship

While stroke play is now complete, the team competition is just getting started. After beginning with 24 teams in the championship, the field is down to eight as we enter the quarterfinals. Arizona State earned the No. 1 seed after 5-under team round on Monday pushed the Sun Devils into the spot. Oklahoma State was in control of that spot coming into the day but a 12-over round left the Cowboys at even for stroke play to finish second. 10-under as a group during stroke play. Pepperdine was the only other team in the top eight to finish below par on Monday. The Waves were 9-under for the day, surging from the wrong side of the cut line all the way up to third place for match play.

Here are the quarterfinal matchups for the eight teams moving on:

• No. 1 Arizona State vs. No. 8 North Carolina
• No. 2 Oklahoma State vs. No. 7 Vanderbilt
• No. 3 Pepperdine vs. No. 6 Florida State
• No. 4 Oklahoma vs. No. 5 Illinois

The 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championships resume Tuesday, June 1 with quarterfinal and semifinal action. Here is the full schedule for Tuesday. All times ET.

• 9:20 a.m. – Quarterfinal - Match #1 and #2 begin (1st and 10th tees)
• 10:10 a.m. – Quarterfinal - Match #3 and #4 begin (1st and 10th tees)
• 3:45 p.m. – Semifinal - Match #5 begins (winners of match #1 and #2)
• 4:35 p.m. – Semifinal - Match #6 begins (winners of match #3 and #4)
   

Morning playoff start to finish. #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/teploU6Tbd

— Georgia Tech Golf (@GTGolf) May 31, 2021

On Monday morning, May 31, Georgia Tech defeated TCU in a one-hole playoff to earn the 15th and final spot for the advancing teams. Both teams were tied at 32-over after Sunday's action.

The top 15 teams and the top nine individuals not on one of those teams advanced. Below are the pairings for the fourth round. GOLF Channel coverage will run from 5 p.m. ET to 9 p.m. ET, then it will re-air from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. ET.

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Click or tap here to view the live scoreboard from the fourth round of stroke play.

The quarterfinals in match play will will begin at 9:20 a.m. ET on Tuesday, June 1.

TCU had its best round of the tournament on Sunday and will battle Georgia Tech in a tiebreaker Monday morning for the chance to continue play in the NCAA Championships.

🔗 https://t.co/YOAiKQIUVv#GoFrogs | #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/f9FjsekRaF

— TCU Men's Golf (@TCUMensGolf) May 31, 2021

Monday, May 31 marks the final day of stroke play at the DI men's golf championships, as the top 15 teams and the top nine individuals not on one of those teams will advance. But first, TCU and Georgia Tech will face off in a tiebreaker Monday morning starting at 10:30 a.m. ET to determine which team will claim the 15th spot. All five players from each team will compete in a one-hole playoff.

Click or tap here to view the full team leaderboard. Television coverage is on Golf Channel from 5 to 9 p.m ET.

The team playoff is Tuesday and Wednesday, June 1-2. Golf Channel will provide live coverage of the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals of the team playoff. 

Oklahoma State Athletics Oklahoma State's Bo Jin

Today was the last round of the DI men's golf championship before the field was widdled down to 15 teams and 9 individuals not on qualifying teams. Oklahoma State continues to lead the pack with a score of 12-under par. The Cowboys are blowing out the pack, as the second-place team — Oklahoma — sits 13 strokes behind at 1-over par. 

Always march forward.
Round 1 — T87 (74)
Round 2 — T33 (69)
Round 3 — T12 (67)#okstate | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/selg5IswW5

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 31, 2021

Note: The 15th spot is still up for grabs as TCU and Georgia Tech will face off in a tiebreaker to see which team will move on to the fourth round. Both teams are tied with a score of 32-over par. The tiebreaker will take place on Monday at 8:30 p.m. ET, and the winner will go on to compete the rest of the day. 

Here are the teams set to advance after Sunday's round:

• Oklahoma State
• Oklahoma 
• Arizona State
• Illinois
• Florida State
• Vanderbilt
• Wake Forest
• North Carolina
• Pepperdine
• Clemson
• Sam Houston
• Louisville
• Arkansas
• Texas Tech

Click or tap here to view the full team leaderboard. 

Oklahoma State's Bo Jin leads the Cowboys and all individuals through three rounds of play after posting 1-under par score today with a total score of 9-under par. Clemson's Turk Petit is in second with a total score of 7-under. Here are the nine golfers that aren't on qualifying teams that will make the cut:

• Carson Berry, Oregon State | E
• Tristan Mandur, Utah | +1
• Ricky Castillo, Florida | +1
• Cole Bradley, Purdue | +4
• Trent Phillips, Georgia | +5
• Davis Thompson, Georiga | +5
• Bryce Lewis, Tennessee | +6
• Spencer Tibbits, Oregon State | +7

Click or tap here to view the full individual leaderboard.

Individual stroke play continues Sunday at the DI men's golf championship. Oklahoma State has a commanding lead after two days of play in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

At the end of today's round, the top 15 teams and nine individuals not on advancing teams are determined.

Here is the complete team leaderboard: 

Click or tap here to see Saturday's full individual leaderboard.

The final round of individual stroke play is on Monday, May 31 with Golf Channel coverage from 5 to 9 p.m ET.

Team competition is Tuesday and Wednesday, June 1-2. The Golf Channel will cover the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals live.