LAKE PLACID, N.Y. – Cornell's men's golf team finished seventh at the Autumn Invitational on Sunday, posting a final-round 293 (+9) for a tournament total of 869 (+17) at Lake Placid Club.
The Big Red moved up one spot from their overnight eighth-place position after the final round on the par-71, 6,776-yard Links Course.
Columbia captured the team title at 840 (-12), followed by Dartmouth (841, -11) and Colgate (849, -3). Cornell finished 29 strokes behind the winners.
Tyler Debusschere led Cornell's individual effort, finishing tied for 14th at 214 (+1) after shooting 73 (+2) in the final round. Debusschere posted consistent scores of 69, 72 and 73 across the three rounds.
Shep Davis tied for 21st at 216 (+3) with a final-round 74 (+3), while
Adithya Venkataraghavan finished tied for 29th at 218 (+5) after carding 73 (+2) on Sunday.
Weston Warden shot 73 (+2) in the final round to finish tied for 47th at 223 (+10), and TJ Betlow struggled to a 76 (+5) on Sunday, finishing tied for 50th at 224 (+11).
Viktor Stollinger, who competed as an individual, finished with a 72 (+1) final round, placing 61st at 227 (+14).
Dartmouth's Luke Harper claimed the individual title at 204 (-9), winning by one stroke over Columbia's Neil Kulkarni.
The tournament featured 13 teams competing over three rounds at the Lake Placid resort course.
Next Up
Cornell will travel to Apalachin, N.Y., for the Matthews Auto Collegiate invitational hosted by Binghamton at Links At Hiawatha Landing on Sunday, Oct. 5 and Monday, Oct. 6.
