Sunday, October 25
Ka’anapali, Maui, Hawaii
4:00 p.m.
TCU
vs
Ka'anapali Classic
10/24/2026 7:36:00 PM | Men's Golf
Play from Maui begins on Sunday
FORT WORTH – TCU concludes its men's golf season at the Ka'anapali Classic by OUTRIGGER starting Sunday at Ka'anapali Golf Club in Lahaina, Maui.
The tournament was originally scheduled to begin on Monday but moved due to expected inclement weather. The Horned Frogs will play three rounds with a shotgun start at 2:30 p.m. CT on Sunday for 27 holes and then 27 holes on Monday with a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. CT.
TCU will go with the lineup of Sam Udovich, Nathan Miller, Charlie Wylie, Toby Wilt and Cameron Kuchar. Blake Brown will play as an individual.
TEAMS (20)
No. 7 East Tennessee State, No. 12 Georgia, No. 18 Kansas, No. 26 Clemson, Boise State, Colorado, CSUN, Hawaii, Gonzaga, Houston, North Florida, Oklahoma, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Jose State, Southern Illinois, TCU, UConn, UC Irvine, Wyoming
HOW TO FOLLOW
Live scoring will be provided by Scoreboard.
THE COURSE – Par 71 | 6,700 yards
Built on 300 acres of land once home to Hawaiian royalty, Kā'anapali Golf Courses present golfers with pristine conditions and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and West Maui Mountains.
Opened in 1962 and designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the par-71, 6,700-yard Royal Kā'anapali Course features wide fairways and undulating greens which make it both distinctive and demanding. The tournament-tested layout played host to the Champions Tour Kā'anapali Classic for 14 years, Shell's Wonderful World of Golf, the Canada Cup and LPGA Kemper Open, welcoming Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Fred Couples, Jan Stephenson, Betsy King and other legends.
Complementing the Royal Kā'anapali Course is the modernized Kā'anapali Kai Course, which hosted Golf Channel's "Big Break Kā'anapali" in 2008. Extensively renovated in 2005, the 6,400-yard, par-70 layout boasts an array of strategically placed bunkers, contoured fairways and resurfaced greens.
TEAM/TOURNAMENT/PROGRAM NOTES
- Last week, TCU was No. 25 in Scoreboard/Clippd rankings, a program-best mark under Bill Allcorn. This week, the Frogs came in at No. 35.
- TCU finished runner-up in last year's Ka'anapali Classic at 51-under par, which was the best score by the program since at least the 1993-94 season and its total of 801 was the best ever in that time frame. Only Oklahoma had a better score, shooting a tournament-record 63-under par. Sam Udovich was runner-up with a score of 19-under 194. Both numbers were the lowest by a TCU player since at least the 1993-94 season.
- First in scoring average for the Frogs is Nathan Miller at 70.44, who was TCU's top finisher at the season-opening Pan Pacific University Super League Tournament in Japan and the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational.
- In his second collegiate tournament, freshman Cameron Kuchar was co-champion of the Bearcat Invitational after shooting 9-under at Coldstream Country Club.
- TCU is coming off an 11th place finish at the Big 12 Match Play Tournament. Miller finished unbeaten at 1-0-3.
The tournament was originally scheduled to begin on Monday but moved due to expected inclement weather. The Horned Frogs will play three rounds with a shotgun start at 2:30 p.m. CT on Sunday for 27 holes and then 27 holes on Monday with a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. CT.
TCU will go with the lineup of Sam Udovich, Nathan Miller, Charlie Wylie, Toby Wilt and Cameron Kuchar. Blake Brown will play as an individual.
TEAMS (20)
No. 7 East Tennessee State, No. 12 Georgia, No. 18 Kansas, No. 26 Clemson, Boise State, Colorado, CSUN, Hawaii, Gonzaga, Houston, North Florida, Oklahoma, Purdue, Sacramento State, San Jose State, Southern Illinois, TCU, UConn, UC Irvine, Wyoming
HOW TO FOLLOW
Live scoring will be provided by Scoreboard.
THE COURSE – Par 71 | 6,700 yards
Built on 300 acres of land once home to Hawaiian royalty, Kā'anapali Golf Courses present golfers with pristine conditions and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and West Maui Mountains.
Opened in 1962 and designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the par-71, 6,700-yard Royal Kā'anapali Course features wide fairways and undulating greens which make it both distinctive and demanding. The tournament-tested layout played host to the Champions Tour Kā'anapali Classic for 14 years, Shell's Wonderful World of Golf, the Canada Cup and LPGA Kemper Open, welcoming Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Fred Couples, Jan Stephenson, Betsy King and other legends.
Complementing the Royal Kā'anapali Course is the modernized Kā'anapali Kai Course, which hosted Golf Channel's "Big Break Kā'anapali" in 2008. Extensively renovated in 2005, the 6,400-yard, par-70 layout boasts an array of strategically placed bunkers, contoured fairways and resurfaced greens.
TEAM/TOURNAMENT/PROGRAM NOTES
- Last week, TCU was No. 25 in Scoreboard/Clippd rankings, a program-best mark under Bill Allcorn. This week, the Frogs came in at No. 35.
- TCU finished runner-up in last year's Ka'anapali Classic at 51-under par, which was the best score by the program since at least the 1993-94 season and its total of 801 was the best ever in that time frame. Only Oklahoma had a better score, shooting a tournament-record 63-under par. Sam Udovich was runner-up with a score of 19-under 194. Both numbers were the lowest by a TCU player since at least the 1993-94 season.
- First in scoring average for the Frogs is Nathan Miller at 70.44, who was TCU's top finisher at the season-opening Pan Pacific University Super League Tournament in Japan and the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational.
- In his second collegiate tournament, freshman Cameron Kuchar was co-champion of the Bearcat Invitational after shooting 9-under at Coldstream Country Club.
- TCU is coming off an 11th place finish at the Big 12 Match Play Tournament. Miller finished unbeaten at 1-0-3.
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