West Columbia, South Carolina, September 28, 2025
News Summary
The Clemson men’s golf team is set to compete in the Bryan Brothers Collegiate at Salina Country Club in West Columbia, SC on September 29-30. This marks Clemson’s debut in the tournament amidst fierce competition from notable teams across the ACC and SEC. Golf fans can expect an exhilarating 36-hole play on Monday and 18 on Tuesday, showcasing top players including Lucas Augustsson and Oscar Bredkjaer. The event is free to the public, promising an exciting experience for all attendees.
West Columbia Gears Up for Exciting Golf Tournament
Golf lovers in West Columbia, South Carolina have got something to cheer about as the Clemson men’s golf team is all set to compete in the Bryan Brothers Collegiate at the picturesque Salina Country Club on September 29-30. This event is particularly special, as it marks the very first time Clemson will take part in this thrilling tournament.
A Competitive Lineup Awaits
With a total of 15 teams participating, competition is sure to be fierce! The tournament will see some strong contenders from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), including Clemson, Duke, and NC State. Not to be outdone, teams representing the SEC such as South Carolina and LSU are also in the mix. Other notable participants include Yale, Mercer, UAB, Little Rock, Augusta, Charlotte, Liberty, College of Charleston, North Florida, and Winthrop.
The Tournament Format
Get ready for some intense golfing action! The competition will consist of 36 holes played on Monday and 18 holes on Tuesday. This exciting format promises to keep the spectators on the edge of their seats.
Clemson’s Journey So Far
This tournament will be Clemson’s third of the year and the second one held in the beautiful state of South Carolina. So far, they’ve shown some solid performances, tying for second place at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate, and securing a tie for seventh at the Invitational at The Honors Course.
Who’s Who in the Team
Head coach Jordan Byrd is maintaining the same lineup for the Tigers for a third consecutive tournament. Leading the squad is none other than Lucas Augustsson, who boasts the top stroke average on the team at 71.50. He’s no slouch on the greens either, holding the best scores in both par three (3.05) and par four (3.97) situations. Augustsson made a splash previously by finishing seventh at the Invitational.
Making waves in the team is Oscar Bredkjaer, a talented transfer from San Francisco, who has a scoring average of 72.00. He’s claimed the title of the team leader in birdies, racking up an impressive 22. He also recorded a stunning round of 65 during the season opener.
Rich Willis, a sophomore with a scoring average of 72.50, has been showcasing his skills with impressive rounds in the 60s and even one round at par. Furthermore, Thomas Higgins had a notable finish at Myrtle Beach, where he secured an eighth-place finish—marking his fifth career top 10.
Rounding out the team lineup is Colin Salema, who has an average score of 75.17. Despite a slower start, he showcased promise with a strong summer performance that saw him finish second at the Monroe Amateur.
Fresh Faces and Challenges
Making his career debut will be freshman Sam Duran, who will be competing as an individual in Columbia—a fantastic opportunity to showcase his talent. Unfortunately, fellow freshman Jackson Byrd will miss his second consecutive tournament due to a back injury. Let’s hope for a speedy recovery!
Join the Excitement!
Golf fans are in for a treat! The tournament is free for the public to attend, so make your way to 200 Indian River Drive, West Columbia, SC to witness some amazing golfing. While you’re there, be sure to check out the live scoring available online to keep track of all the action as it unfolds. Don’t miss out on what promises to be a fantastic event!
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