Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, September 12, 2025
News Summary
The Texas State Men’s Golf team officially kicked off their 2025-26 season at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate tournament in South Carolina. Finishing sixth with a score of five under 854, standout performances were seen from team members, including an impressive score of seven under from senior Ben Loveyard. As they prepare for their next tournament at the Sandestin Collegiate Classic, optimism runs high for the Bobcats as they look to build on their success this season.
Texas State Men’s Golf Team Kicks Off 2025-26 Season at Myrtle Beach
In the beautiful coastal city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the Texas State Men’s Golf team officially kicked off their 2025-26 season at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate tournament. This much-anticipated tournament took place from September 7 through September 9, 2025, attracting college golf teams from across the nation.
Strong Start for the Bobcats
The Bobcats had a solid showing, finishing the tournament in sixth place with an impressive total score of five under 854. Their rounds were highlighted by scores of 287, 275, and 297 over the three-day event, showcasing their potential as they gear up for the rest of the season. With a team full of talented players eager to make their mark, fans have every reason to be excited.
Notable Performances
Day one saw sophomore golfer Sakke Siltala stepping up in a major way. He had an incredible run, wrapping up round one with an *Eagle on hole four*, which certainly got the crowd buzzing. Siltala was one under par at the turn, but he finished the day with an even score, ultimately placing 38th in the tournament. With such a strong start, he’s surely one to watch this season!
The excitement continued on day two, with senior golfer Ben Loveyard lighting up the course. He made waves by shooting an outstanding seven under for the round, which included a stunning performance of six under on the front nine. Loveyard’s efforts contributed significantly to the team’s overall score, and he proved to be a standout on the course.
A Strong Finish
The final day brought the excitement to a close, with junior Bryce Womack finishing strong. He played his back nine at even par, showcasing solid consistency that earned him a fifth place finish in the tournament. Womack’s performance under pressure was a testament to his skills and determination.
Looking Ahead
With the season now underway, the Bobcats have set their sights on continuing their upward momentum. Their next challenge will be at the Sandestin Collegiate Classic, scheduled for September 22-24, 2025. As they gear up for this competition, they’re likely feeling confident and ready to take on new challenges.
Overall, the Texas State Men’s Golf team seems poised for an exciting season of college golf! Fans are hopeful that the thrilling moments and strong performances seen at the Myrtle Beach tournament will carry on throughout the season. With the team’s dedication and perseverance, they might just surprise us all.
Stay tuned as we follow the Bobcats on their journey through the season, cheering them on in their upcoming tournaments as they aim to climb the ranks in college golf!
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Additional Resources
- University Star: Texas State Men’s Golf Returns to the Course
- Wikipedia: Golf
- The Mercury: K-State Women’s Golf Tee Off New Season
- Google Search: Texas State Men’s Golf
- UT Rio Grande Valley: Women’s Golf Finishes in 10th at Texas State Invitational
- Google Scholar: College Golf
- Mean Green Sports: Men’s Golf Opens Play at All-American
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Golf History
- Missouri State: Women’s Golf Finishes in Top 10 at Texas A&M
- Google News: Women’s Golf
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