A man's naked corpse was discovered on a golf course in northwestern Minnesota on Monday afternoon.

The body was identified as Andrew Jon Springer, 35, and he was pronounced dead at the scene at Sandhill River Golf Course in Fertile, Minnesota.

It is unknown as to why Springer was naked but after being evaluated at the UND Forensic Pathology Laboratory in Grand Forks, it was determined he died as a result of hypothermia.

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Deceased: Andrew Jon Springer, 35, was discovered naked and dead as a result of hypothermia on Monday

Discovered: Andrew Springer's naked corpse was found at the Sandhill River Golf Course in Fertile, Minnesota on Monday

In addition to shivering and drowsiness, symptoms of severe hypothermia include confusion and poor decision-making, which leads some sufferers of the condition to remove their clothing.

According to Springer's Facebook he left behind an infant daughter.

Springer's other immediate family members have not spoken out nor have they been identified at this time.

'The preliminary autopsy results do not show any signs of foul pay,' the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement to the Star Tribune.

'At this time it appears as if the victim died as a result of hypothermia,' continued the statement.

Around 4:10 officials were called to a report seeing a naked and unconscious man on the golf course.

Deputy Sheriff Brian Lundeen told the Star Tribune that Springer recently moved to Fertile, Minnesota and lived less than two blocks away from the eastern edge of the golf course.

Sandhill River Golf Course could not be reached and it's unknown at this time as to whether Springer was playing on the nearby course earlier in the day.