Men’s Golf Reveals 2025-26 Competition Slate
8/19/2025 4:00:00 PM | Men's Golf
RALEIGH, N.C. – NC State men's golf head coach Bo Andrews announced the Pack's 2025-26 schedule on Tuesday afternoon.
NC State will play in nine regular season events – four in the fall and five in the spring – in the 2025-26 season.
The Pack kicks off the inaugural season of its new head coach with a visit to Tennessee to play in the Visit Knoxville Collegiate on Sept. 5-7.
NC State will then play in back-to-back weekends with the Bryan Bros Collegiate in Columbia, S.C., being held on Sept. 29-30 and the Cullen Brown Collegiate in Lexington, Ky., occurring Oct. 6-7.
The Pack will wrap up the fall slate with a trip to Wilmington to compete in the Williams Cup.
After the winter break, NC State will open the spring slate in February with a trip to Arizona to play in the Loyola Intercollegiate.
After a three week break from competition, the Pack starts a busy close to the regular season when it plays in four events in six weeks.
It starts the closing stretch at The Johnnie-O in Sea Island, Ga., on March 9-10 and then moves up the East Coast to Myrtle Beach, S.C., the next weekend for the General James Hackler Championship.
The Pack starts April with a trip to Nashville, Tenn., to compete in the Mason Rudolph Challenge April 3-5, before closing the regular season in Charlottesville, Va., at the Lewis Chitengwa Championship on April 13-14.
The ACC Championship returns to Shark Tooth Golf Club in Watersound, Fla., this season and will be held April 23-27.
NCAA Regional competition is May 18-20 and the season-ending NCAA Championships will once again be held at the Omni La Costa Golf Course in Carlsbad, Calif., from May 29 through June 3.
Andrews returns three lettermen from last year's team in Xander Goboy, Joey Lenane and Hunter Stetson. The Pack welcomes four newcomers to this year's team in transfers Pearce Lewin, Markus Varjun and Evan Woosley-Reed and true freshman Michael Snyder.
NC State will play in nine regular season events – four in the fall and five in the spring – in the 2025-26 season.
The Pack kicks off the inaugural season of its new head coach with a visit to Tennessee to play in the Visit Knoxville Collegiate on Sept. 5-7.
NC State will then play in back-to-back weekends with the Bryan Bros Collegiate in Columbia, S.C., being held on Sept. 29-30 and the Cullen Brown Collegiate in Lexington, Ky., occurring Oct. 6-7.
The Pack will wrap up the fall slate with a trip to Wilmington to compete in the Williams Cup.
After the winter break, NC State will open the spring slate in February with a trip to Arizona to play in the Loyola Intercollegiate.
After a three week break from competition, the Pack starts a busy close to the regular season when it plays in four events in six weeks.
It starts the closing stretch at The Johnnie-O in Sea Island, Ga., on March 9-10 and then moves up the East Coast to Myrtle Beach, S.C., the next weekend for the General James Hackler Championship.
The Pack starts April with a trip to Nashville, Tenn., to compete in the Mason Rudolph Challenge April 3-5, before closing the regular season in Charlottesville, Va., at the Lewis Chitengwa Championship on April 13-14.
The ACC Championship returns to Shark Tooth Golf Club in Watersound, Fla., this season and will be held April 23-27.
NCAA Regional competition is May 18-20 and the season-ending NCAA Championships will once again be held at the Omni La Costa Golf Course in Carlsbad, Calif., from May 29 through June 3.
Andrews returns three lettermen from last year's team in Xander Goboy, Joey Lenane and Hunter Stetson. The Pack welcomes four newcomers to this year's team in transfers Pearce Lewin, Markus Varjun and Evan Woosley-Reed and true freshman Michael Snyder.
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