
Preview: Bearcat Invitational
9/12/2026 9:31:00 AM | Men's Golf
Frogs begin play on Monday in Cincinnati
FORT WORTH – TCU will continue its season on Monday at the Bearcat Invitational in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Play at Coldstream Country Club will feature 36 holes on Monday with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. CT. Tuesday's round will be 18 holes with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
TCU will go with the lineup of Nathan Miller, Charlie Wylie, Toby Wilt, Sam Udovich and Cameron Kuchar. Hudson Wilt will compete as an individual.
TEAMS (17)
Augusta, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Furman, Iowa State, Kentucky, Liberty, Louisville, Maryland, Memphis, Minnesota, Nebraska, Sam Houston, TCU, UALR, UCF, Xavier,
HOW TO FOLLOW
Live scoring will be provided by Scoreboard.
THE COURSE – Par 71 | 7,279 yards
Coldstream is one of Dick Wilson's best courses. Keith Foster completed a renovation of the golf course in 2021. It has hosted many championships over the years, including Ohio Golf Association and Greater Cincinnati Golf Association championships, as well as being the host of the Bearcat Invitational at Coldstream since 2019.
TEAM/TOURNAMENT/PROGRAM NOTES
- TCU is coming off a third-place finish at the Pan Pacific University Golf Super League Tournament in Japan. Nathan Miller, Toby Wilt and Charlie Wylie all finished in the top 10. Wylie's 10th place finish and final score of 4-under 209 were all career bests. Wilt's 4-under 209 was also a career best.
- The Frogs finished tied for 12th at the Bearcat Invitational last season. Cincinnati won the tournament, which first started in 2011.
- TCU appeared just outside the Golf Channel Preseason Ranking at No. 31. Last season, the Frogs finished with a season-best ranking of 34 by Scoreboard/Clippd in May and while making its second-straight NCAA Regional appearance.
- Of the nine players on the roster, seven are returners from last season. Included in that is sophomore Sam Udovich who led the Frogs with a scoring average of 70.45. He became TCU's first freshman since 2012 to be named to the all-conference team and to the all-region team. Udovich had a busy summer, finishing in the top five at the MGA Amateur, North & South Amateur and Trans-Miss Amateur. Udovich was also an alternate for the U.S. Open. His World Amateur Golf Ranking is at an all-time high of 131.
Play at Coldstream Country Club will feature 36 holes on Monday with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. CT. Tuesday's round will be 18 holes with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
TCU will go with the lineup of Nathan Miller, Charlie Wylie, Toby Wilt, Sam Udovich and Cameron Kuchar. Hudson Wilt will compete as an individual.
TEAMS (17)
Augusta, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Furman, Iowa State, Kentucky, Liberty, Louisville, Maryland, Memphis, Minnesota, Nebraska, Sam Houston, TCU, UALR, UCF, Xavier,
HOW TO FOLLOW
Live scoring will be provided by Scoreboard.
THE COURSE – Par 71 | 7,279 yards
Coldstream is one of Dick Wilson's best courses. Keith Foster completed a renovation of the golf course in 2021. It has hosted many championships over the years, including Ohio Golf Association and Greater Cincinnati Golf Association championships, as well as being the host of the Bearcat Invitational at Coldstream since 2019.
TEAM/TOURNAMENT/PROGRAM NOTES
- TCU is coming off a third-place finish at the Pan Pacific University Golf Super League Tournament in Japan. Nathan Miller, Toby Wilt and Charlie Wylie all finished in the top 10. Wylie's 10th place finish and final score of 4-under 209 were all career bests. Wilt's 4-under 209 was also a career best.
- The Frogs finished tied for 12th at the Bearcat Invitational last season. Cincinnati won the tournament, which first started in 2011.
- TCU appeared just outside the Golf Channel Preseason Ranking at No. 31. Last season, the Frogs finished with a season-best ranking of 34 by Scoreboard/Clippd in May and while making its second-straight NCAA Regional appearance.
- Of the nine players on the roster, seven are returners from last season. Included in that is sophomore Sam Udovich who led the Frogs with a scoring average of 70.45. He became TCU's first freshman since 2012 to be named to the all-conference team and to the all-region team. Udovich had a busy summer, finishing in the top five at the MGA Amateur, North & South Amateur and Trans-Miss Amateur. Udovich was also an alternate for the U.S. Open. His World Amateur Golf Ranking is at an all-time high of 131.
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