The 2026 Cabo Collegiate takes place March 1 to March 3 at Twin Dolphin Club in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The University of Arkansas hosts the 54 hole NCAA Division I men’s golf event, which features one of the strongest early spring fields in college golf.
The tournament will be contested on the par 71 Twin Dolphin Club layout measuring 7,156 yards. Teams will compete over three rounds with 18 holes played each day.
Tournament Field
The 2026 field includes several nationally ranked programs and established contenders in Division I competition.
Participating teams include:
Arizona State University
Stanford University
University of California Santa Barbara
University of Houston
University of Mississippi
University of California Berkeley
Oklahoma State University
Vanderbilt University
Rice University
Loyola University Maryland
University of Arizona
University of Tennessee
Florida State University
University of Arkansas
Georgia Institute of Technology
Programs such as Vanderbilt, Arizona State, Arkansas, Oklahoma State, and Mississippi enter the event with strong national rankings and postseason expectations as the spring schedule continues.
Tournament Format
The Cabo Collegiate follows a traditional 54 hole collegiate format with three rounds played across three days.
Round one: March 1
Round two: March 2
Final round: March 3
The tournament is part of the National Collegiate Golf Ranking schedule and consistently attracts high level programs preparing for conference championships and NCAA postseason play.
Course
Twin Dolphin Club hosts the event for another season. The course sits along the coastline of Cabo San Lucas and presents a par 71 test that combines coastal winds with strategic approach shots.
Event Outlook
With a field that includes several ranked programs and experienced lineups, the Cabo Collegiate provides an early spring benchmark for teams competing for NCAA Championship positions later in the season. Programs from across multiple conferences will use the event as an opportunity to test their depth against a nationally competitive field.