Men’s Golf Set To Compete At Bryan Bros Collegiate Sept. 28-29

Rock Hill, S.C— Winthrop men’s golf is back in action Sept. 28-29 as it competes at the Bryan Bros Collegiate for a second straight season.

Event: Bryan Bros. Collegiate
Dates: Monday-Tuesday, Sept. 28-29, 2026
Location: West Columbia, S.C.
Course: Solina Golf Club | Par 71, 6,827 yards
Format: 54-Hole Tournament (36 Holes Monday/18 Holes Tuesday)
Live Scoring: Clippd
Tee Times: Monday (8 a.m. off 1st & 10th Tee) | Tuesday (TBA)
Field: #13 Arkansas, Clemson, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, Liberty, Louisville, #17 LSU, Mercer, Michigan, Mississippi, North Florida, South Carolina, UAB, UTC, Winthrop, Wofford


A GLANCE AT THE EAGLES

  • Eagles ready to compete in their third tournament of the season
  • Coming off a T8 finish at the GMAC Invitational last week
  • Senior Andrew Gregory was the top performer with a T8 finish (-3)
  • Junior Cole Rouse had the second-best finish at T30
  • Through two events, Gregory leads the team with a 70.33 stroke average and has four par or better rounds
  • Junior Thomas Lamar has the second-best stroke average at 72.67
  • Rouse is averaging 73.50 whole Mason Kucia is closely behind at 73.67
  • Sophomore Bowen Kicklighter is making his debut as an Eagle
  • Kucia and Lamar are the only Eagles in the lineup that played in the event last year
  • Kucia finished T33 while Lamar was T56

WINTHROP LINEUP

  1. Andrew Gregory
  2. Mason Kucia
  3. Cole Rouse
  4. Bowen Kicklighter
  5. Logan Lutz

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Story courtesy of Winthrop Athletics.

 

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