Division I
North Carolina Wins Augusta Haskins Award Invitational, Sandhu Earns Individual Title in Playoff
The Augusta Haskins Award Invitational concluded at Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, with North Carolina securing the team title and Sihan Sandhu earning the individual win after a playoff.
North Carolina finished at 54 under, pulling away from the field with rounds of 18 under, 12 under, and 24 under. Oklahoma State placed second at 39 under, while Pepperdine finished third at 38 under.
LSU placed fourth at 32 under. Notre Dame and Georgia tied for fifth at 28 under, followed by Houston at 27 under. Illinois finished eighth at 24 under, Oregon State ninth at 22 under, and Augusta tenth at 18 under.
In the individual competition, Sihan Sandhu of North Carolina and Thomas Horne of Georgia Southern finished tied at 15 under 201. Sandhu secured the title on the third playoff hole.
Pepperdine’s Mahanth Chirravuri and North Carolina’s Niall Sheils Donegan tied for third at 14 under. North Carolina’s Carson Bertagnole and Georgia’s Grayson Wood tied for fifth at 13 under.
A group of three players tied for seventh at 12 under, including Pepperdine’s Brady Siravo, Oklahoma State’s Gaven Lane, and Georgia’s JD Culbreth. Oklahoma State’s Ethan Fang finished tenth at 11 under.
North Carolina’s depth across the lineup produced the lowest team total of the tournament, highlighted by a final round 24 under performance.
Team Leaderboard Final
- North Carolina, -54
- Oklahoma State, -39
- Pepperdine, -38
- LSU, -32
T5. Notre Dame, -28
T5. Georgia, -28
7. Houston, -27
8. Illinois, -24
9. Oregon State, -22
10. Augusta, -18
Top 10 Individuals Final
T1. Sihan Sandhu, North Carolina, -15
T1. Thomas Horne, Georgia Southern, -15
T3. Mahanth Chirravuri, Pepperdine, -14
T3. Niall Sheils Donegan, North Carolina, -14
T5. Carson Bertagnole, North Carolina, -13
T5. Grayson Wood, Georgia, -13
T7. Brady Siravo, Pepperdine, -12
T7. Gaven Lane, Oklahoma State, -12
T7. JD Culbreth, Georgia, -12
10. Ethan Fang, Oklahoma State, -11
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