Division I
Georgia Wins Ka’anapali Classic as Grayson Wood Shares Individual Honors
Georgia captured the 2026 Ka’anapali Classic team championship at Ka’anapali Golf Resort in Lahaina, Hawaii, finishing at 23 under par to secure a one stroke victory over Clemson.
The Bulldogs opened with an even par round before recording scores of 10 under and 13 under to finish atop the 20 team field.
Clemson placed second at 22 under after closing with an 18 under final round. TCU finished third at 16 under, followed by Oklahoma at 6 under and Kansas at 4 under.
Ka’anapali Classic Final Team Standings
- Georgia: −23
- Clemson: −22
- TCU: −16
- Oklahoma: −6
- Kansas: −4
- Colorado: −3
- Purdue: −1
- Houston: +7
- North Florida: +10
- Hawaii: +14
- East Tennessee State: +15
- Wyoming: +18
- San Jose State: +19
- Connecticut: +21
- Gonzaga: +24
- Boise State: +25
- Southern Illinois: +33
- CSU Northridge: +34
- Sacramento State: +35
- UC Irvine: +52
Ka’anapali Classic Final Team Leaderboard
Grayson Wood and Hampton Roberts Share Individual Title
Georgia’s Grayson Wood and Clemson’s Hampton Roberts finished tied for first at 11 under par to share individual medalist honors.
Wood recorded rounds of 2 under, 4 under and 5 under, while Roberts posted rounds of 4 under, 1 under and 6 under.
Oklahoma’s Cayse Morgan finished third at 9 under, followed by Clemson’s Oscar Holm-Bredkjaer in fourth at 8 under.
Kansas’ Arthur Carlier and Purdue’s Jenson Forrester tied for fifth at 7 under.
Georgia also placed Drew Woolworth, competing individually, in a tie for seventh at 6 under, while James Earle finished ninth at 5 under.
Final Individual Leaders
T1. Grayson Wood, Georgia: −11
T1. Hampton Roberts, Clemson: −11
3. Cayse Morgan, Oklahoma: −9
4. Oscar Holm-Bredkjaer, Clemson: −8
T5. Arthur Carlier, Kansas: −7
T5. Jenson Forrester, Purdue: −7
T7. Nathan Miller, TCU: −6
T7. Drew Woolworth, Georgia (Individual): −6
9. James Earle, Georgia: −5
T10. Brandon Knight, Colorado: −4
Ka’anapali Classic Final Individual Leaderboard
Georgia completed the tournament with the team championship and a share of the individual title, led by Wood’s 11 under par performance.
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