• Big East Conference Championship (Final)
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- Niall Platt of Notre Dame hits out of a bunker at No. 8 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Notre Dame won the Big East Championship.
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- Taylor Hall of Georgetown with coach Tommy Hunter look over the putt at No. 18 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. Hall a senior placed 6th in the event.
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- Louisville’s assistant coach Andrew Tredway points out the line for his player Max Walz at No. 8 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. Louisville was the runner-up to Notre Dame.
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- Niall Platt of Notre Dame hits his tee shot at No. 9 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Platt posted a 68 in the final round.
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- Chris Walker of Notre Dame hits his tee shot at No. 9 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Walker shot a final round 68 during the final round.
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- Justin Dorward of Louisville during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. Dorward placed second individually.
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- Max Scodro of Notre Dame hits his tee shot at No. 9 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Scodro won individual honors and Notre Dame won the championship.
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- Michael Kania of Villanova during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Kania tied for third individually.
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- Senior Taylor Hall of Georgetown during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Hall placed 6th individually during the tournament.
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- Villanova head coach James Wilkes with player, Michael Kania at No. 16 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. Kania placed in a tie for third at the event.
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- Villanova head coach James Wilkes with Michael Kania at No. 18 during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. Kania finished T3 for the event.
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- Senior Taylor Hall of Georgetown is greeted by teammate Brian Dorfman, also a senior, after they finished the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort. Georgetown finished 5th for the tournament.
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- Villanova’s head coach James Wilkes and assistant Brian Heffernan do push ups for the birdies made during the final round of the Big East Men’s Championship. The coaches did 10 push ups for each birdie made. Villanova players combined for 13 birdies in the final round placing third in the event.
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- Notre Dame head coach Jim Kubinski hugs Max Scodro after they won the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort by 16 shots. Scodro won individual honors by 1 stroke after making a double bogey at No. 18.
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- Notre Dame poses with the trophy after winning the Big East Men’s Championship at Reunion Resort by 16 shots over Louisville. A total of 12 teams played in the championship.
Notre Dame successfully defended its title Tuesday at the Big East Championship. The Irish finished 16 shots ahead of runner-up Louisville.
At No. 60 in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings, Notre Dame entered as the highest-ranked team in the field. An opening 4-under 284 at Reunion Resort’s Watson Course in Orlando, Fla., left the team one shot ahead of Louisville but with second and third rounds of 286 and 282, respectively, the Irish shot 12-under 852 and pulled clear of the Cardinals. The title is Notre Dame’s eighth Big East crown, and it’s the 14th time the team has finished in the top 3 in 17 conference starts.
Villanova (870) finished two shots behind Louisville, followed by St. John’s (876) and Georgetown (883).
Notre Dame senior Max Scodro, despite a double bogey on the final hole, shot 73 for a 6-under 210 total to repeat as individual champion, the sixth Big East medal for the Irish. Louisville’s Justin Dorwood (72) finished one stroke behind. Villanova’s Michael Kania (72) and Notre Dame’s Chris Walker (68) tied for third at 212.
