The Iowa men’s golf team placed third in this past weekend’s Big Ten championships, which were held in French Lick, Ind.

The Hawkeyes scored a team score of 1,186 (plus-34) during the four-day tournament. Illinois won the event, carding a score of 1,163.

Sophomore Joseph Winslow was the top finisher for the Black and Gold, tying for fifth place with Purdue’s Adam Schenk. They shot a cumulative 292, 4-over. Illinois’s Thomas Pieters was the only player under par for the championship, and he won the tournament by 5 strokes at 284.

Steven Ihm picked up his fourth-consecutive top-20 finish. The Peosta, Iowa native, shot 9-over, which earned him a tie for 13th.

Brian Bullington just narrowly missed out on the top-20, placing in a tie for 23rd. Bullington finished plus-13.

Ian Vandersee tied for 33rd. He shot a 305, and freshman Nate Yankovich finished tied for 37th at 19-over.

The Hawkeyes have NCAA regionals at a yet-to-be-determined location starting May 16.