Lake Forest College men's golf placed fourth out of 22 teams at The Grand Intercollegiate on Sunday and Monday. The tournament was played at Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

Jack Lee matched the third-lowest 18-hole score in program history with a 3-under 68 on Monday. It was his second round in the 60s this season and fourth in a year-and-a-half as a Forester. Lee tied for third place out of 119 players at even par (142) for the tournament and his 36-hole total ranks tied-for-ninth in team annals.

Tyler Wengronowitz was just one shot behind Lee and seventh overall at 143 (+1). He birdied two of the three par-5s on the course in both rounds.

Three more players on the team finished in the top half of the field. Tyler Poker, who was playing as an individual and did not count toward's Lake Forest's team score, fired a season-best 72 on Sunday and a 73 on Monday to finish in a tie for 14th. Nate Choi and Tyler Schick posted scores of 151 and 153 and tied for 36th and 47th, respectively. Schick was the only player in the field better than par on the par-3s, which he played in 2-under.

The Foresters' 289 (+5) on Monday matched the program's 10th-best 18-hole score and their final tally of 589 also ranks 10th among two-round totals in team history. The University of Dubuque won the tournament at 569, which was five shots better than runner-up University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Lake Forest's score was three shots behind one team from University of Wisconsin-Stout for third place and three ahead of another in fifth.

The event was the last this fall for the Foresters, who currently own the lowest single-season scoring average in school history at 295.75.