CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS MEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Cleveland, Ohio, Cleveland State University established its golf program at a relatively young institution—the university itself was founded in 1964. The Vikings compete in the Horizon League as a Division I program serving a student body of 14,160. Cleveland State's men's golf team competes primarily during the spring season, navigating the competitive landscape of the Midwest collegiate golf circuit while representing one of Ohio's urban research universities.

Competing within the Horizon League, Cleveland State golf operates as part of a conference that spans multiple states across the Great Lakes region. The program recruits and develops student-athletes who balance demanding academic schedules with the technical precision required at the collegiate golf level. As a spring-focused program, the Vikings prepare year-round to compete in tournament play, drawing on facilities and coaching infrastructure available to Division I athletes at Cleveland State's campus in downtown Cleveland.

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