CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Cleveland State men's golf team opens the spring season on Monday and Tuesday (Feb. 27-28) at the Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate Tournament.

The 54 hole event will be played at The Wexford Plantation course, an Arnold Palmer signature course, which measures 6,913 yards and is a par 72 layout.

The Vikings are coming off their third straight Horizon League Championship last spring, which was also their seventh in the last 11 seasons. CSU was tabbed as the League favorite in the Horizon League preseason poll.

The Vikings had a strong fall season with four top five finishes in their five events, including a pair of third place finishes.

Senior Patrick Luth topped the Horizon League in scoring during the fall season with a 70.7 average. He shot par or better in 12 of his 15 rounds, including a career-low round of 65. Sophomore Anton Krecic posted a 73.3 average in the fall, while junior Blake Prince averaged 73.7 and junior Joey Krecic averaged 74.1.

The quartet played a key role in helping CSU to last year's League title as Joey Krecic finished second and Luth was third, both earning spots on the all-tournament team.

CSU will be back in action on March 6-7 at the Colleton River Collegiate in Bluffton, S.C.