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\n CARLSBAD, Calif. (AP) \u2014 Auburn senior J.M. Butler polished off a dominant two days at La Costa by winning the anchor match Wednesday to give the Tigers the final point they needed to beat Florida State and capture their first NCAA title in men\u2019s golf.\u201cA college career isn\u2019t complete without a national championship,\u201d Butler said. \u201cThis is for all my teammates who push me every single day.\u201dButler never trailed in any of the three matches he played, making him the right player for Auburn if the championship came down to the final match.He was clinging to a 1-up lead over Luke Clanton of Florida State when Butler holed an 8-foot par putt on the 13th hole to stay ahead. The matched turned heavily in his favor on the 15th. Clanton\u2019s approach to the firm green took a hard hop, went over the back and ran down a steep slope and into the water.<\/p>\n
He made double bogey, giving Butler a 2-up lead. Butler saved par from a back bunker on the par-3 16th to stay 2 up, and he closed him out by stuffing his approach to 8 feet. Clanton drove into a bunker and couldn\u2019t reach the green.Clanton\u2019s last hope was to chip in. He removed the pin, and the shot hit the back of the cup with so much pace that it hopped out. Clanton dropped to the ground on his back, covering his eyes in disbelief.<\/p>\n
Butler rolled his putt down to a few inches was conceded par for a decisive 2-and-1 win and the celebration was on.<\/p>\n
\u201cI was feeling nothing\u201d Butler said about the nerves. \u201cI\u2019ve prepared for this moment, I\u2019ve worked extremely hard for this. I knew I had to get out of my way and I\u2019d come out on top.\u201dClanton was devastated, sobbing as his teammates consoled him.\u201cI\u2019m just gutted for them right now,\u201d Florida State coach Trey Jones said. \u201cSecond place in the national championship is something we\u2019ll look back on as a good season. But we came here to win, and it\u2019s disappointing.\u201d<\/p>\n
Auburn was the No. 6 seed of eight teams, easing by North Carolina and then winning a tight match against Ohio State in the semifinals.Midway through the championship match, it became clear this one would be decided by the anchor match.Auburn freshman Jackson Koivun capped off a 3-0 record in NCAA match play by chipping in on the 14th hole to secure a 5-and-4 victory over Brett Roberts, and it wasn\u2019t long before Brendan Valdes knocked off Frederik Kjettrup, 4 and 3, to give Auburn another point.In the opening two matches, Florida State had to work a little harder. Cole Anderson and Tyler Weaver each had 3-up leads with three holes to go. Auburn made them work for those points. Carson Bacha birdied the 16th and 17th holes and was in position to send the match against Anderson to extra holes until missing a 6-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th. Josiah Gilbert won the 16th hole and had a chance to win the 17th until narrowly missing a 12-foot birdie. Weaver closed him out with a 6-foot par to win, 2 and 1.___AP golf: https:\/\/apnews.com\/hub\/golf<\/p>\n
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