MANKATO, Minn. --- The Minnesota State men's golf team finished in 16th place at the Tulsa Cup Tuesday.

The three-round Tulsa Cup was held at the par-72 Club at Indian Springs in Broken Arrow, Okla. A total of 20 teams competed in the event. As a team, MSU shot a 303-303-297—903 (+39) to finish the day in 16th place. Maryville finished first in the team standings with scores of 300-290-277—867 (+3). Central Missouri's Will Boyd finished first in the individual standings with scores of 72-68-69—209 (-7).

Senior Karson Patten shot a 71 in the final round to finish in a tie for third at -5, just two shots behind the leader. Patten recorded four birdies in the final round and finished two under par on the back nine. Junior Logan Peroutka also shot a 71 in round three to finish the event at +10. Peroutka posted six birdies in his final round and was three under par on the front nine.
 
Freshman Cooper Daikawa shot a 76 in his final round to finish at +14, while junior Michael Johnson shot an 81 to finish at +22. Sophomore Sam Swavely did not compete in the first two rounds, but shot a 79 in the third round to finish at +7 as he notched a pair of birdies.

Minnesota State will return to action in the spring semester.

T3. Karson Patten – 69-71-71—211 (-5)
T55. Logan Peroutka – 77-78-71—226 (+10)
T69. Cooper Daikawa – 77-77-76—230 (+14)
T81. Michael Johnson – 80-77-81—238 (+22)
104. Sam Swavely – did not compete in full event, shot a 79 (+7) in round three