Monday, October 26
Kaanapali, Hawaii
8:30 A.M
UC Irvine
at
Kaanapali Classic
Photo by: Jacob Thompson/UC Irvine Athletics
October 22, 2026 | Men's Golf
IRVINE, Calif. – The UC Irvine men's golf team is set to close out its fall season at the Ka'anapali Classic, held Oct. 26-28 at Ka'anapali Royal in Ka'anapali, Hawai'i.
The Anteaters will compete in a 20-team field featuring host Hawai'i, Colorado, Gonzaga, Houston, Georgia, East Tennessee State, Clemson, North Florida, Wyoming, San José State, Purdue, Boise State, Oklahoma, UConn, TCU, Kansas, and Southern Illinois. The tournament will also feature fellow Big West opponents Sacramento State and CSUN, giving UC Irvine an opportunity to close the fall slate against conference competition.
The three-day tournament will feature 54 holes, with 18 played each day. Action begins with an 8:30 a.m. HT shotgun start daily. Fans can follow live scoring here.
LAST TIME OUT
The 'Eaters finished 12th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, Oct, 12-14, highlighted by a top-20 finish from Jason Tang.
The Anteaters finished at 15-over-par 879 (296-299-284), opening with an eight-over-par 296 before carding an 11-over-par 299 in the second round. UCI bounced back in the final round, shooting a four-under-par 284. The Anteaters tied for seventh in par-3 scoring at 3.25 and par-5 scoring at 4.77, while averaging 4.22 on par 4s. UCI also recorded 46 birdies, ranking 10th in the field, and totaled 158 pars.
A LOOK AT THE LINEUP
Jason Tang led the Anteaters at the Visit Stockton Invitational, tying for 12th at three-under-par 213 (71-72-70). He tied for eighth in par-3 scoring (3.00), 20th with 11 birdies and 15th with 36 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Tang tied for 48th at four-over 217 (74-74-69), closing with a season-best two-under 69 while recording six birdies and 38 pars. He opened the season at the CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), tying for 47th at eight-over 224. Tang recorded an eagle in each of the first two rounds, including an opening-round one-under 71, and tied for second in the field with two eagles. He also ranked sixth in par-5 scoring (4.67), adding six birdies and 29 pars. Tang looks to carry his momentum into the Anteaters' final tournament of the fall.
Hogan Park tied for 64th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, finishing at seven-over-par 223 (75-76-72). After opening with a three-over 75 and carding a four-over 76 in the second round, Park closed with an even-par 72. He recorded 10 birdies and 31 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Park led the Anteaters in his UCI debut, tying for 12th at three-under 210 (70-70-70). He carded three consecutive one-under 70s, tied for 10th in par-5 scoring (4.56) and led UCI with 11 birdies. Park looks to finish the fall slate strong.
Owen Davis-Piger tied for 64th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, shooting seven-over-par 223 (76-76-71). He tied for 14th in par-5 scoring (4.58) and recorded eight birdies and 33 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Davis-Piger tied for 32nd at two-over 215 (72-75-68), closing with a three-under 68 to tie his career low. He led UCI with 39 pars, tying for 14th in the field, and added seven birdies. At the season-opening CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), Davis-Piger tied for 79th and led the Anteaters in both the second and final rounds with matching one-over 73s. He finished with seven birdies and 31 pars and looks to build on his progress in the final tournament of the fall.
Steven Yang tied for 43rd at the Visit Stockton Invitational, finishing at four-over-par 220 (74-75-71). After opening with rounds of 74 and 75, he closed with a one-under 71 and led UCI in par-5 scoring (4.50), tying for 10th in the field. Yang recorded 10 birdies and 31 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), he tied for 32nd at two-over 215 (75-70-70), rebounding from an opening-round 75 with back-to-back one-under 70s. He also tied for 11th in par-3 scoring (3.00) and recorded eight birdies and 37 pars. In his collegiate debut at the CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), Yang led the Anteaters by tying for 29th at five-over 221. He opened with a one-under 71, added a two-over 74 and recorded an eagle in the final round. Yang also tied for 11th in par-5 scoring (4.75) and finished with eight birdies and 33 pars. He looks to build on a strong start in UCI's final tournament of the fall.
Tommy Lin will make his season debut at the Ka'anapali Classic. The junior enters his third season with the Anteaters after earning All-Big West honorable mention as a freshman, highlighted by two top-20 finishes, including fourth place at the Orange County Collegiate Classic and a tie for 11th at the Big West Championship. Last season, Lin carded a season-best 69 at the Western Intercollegiate and tied for 29th at the Big West Championship. He looks to make an immediate impact as he returns to competition and help UCI close the fall slate strong.
UP NEXT: The 'Eaters open their spring slate Feb. 1-2 at the Bill Cullum Invitational, hosted by CSUN at The Saticoy Club in Somis, Calif.
The Anteaters will compete in a 20-team field featuring host Hawai'i, Colorado, Gonzaga, Houston, Georgia, East Tennessee State, Clemson, North Florida, Wyoming, San José State, Purdue, Boise State, Oklahoma, UConn, TCU, Kansas, and Southern Illinois. The tournament will also feature fellow Big West opponents Sacramento State and CSUN, giving UC Irvine an opportunity to close the fall slate against conference competition.
The three-day tournament will feature 54 holes, with 18 played each day. Action begins with an 8:30 a.m. HT shotgun start daily. Fans can follow live scoring here.
LAST TIME OUT
The 'Eaters finished 12th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, Oct, 12-14, highlighted by a top-20 finish from Jason Tang.
The Anteaters finished at 15-over-par 879 (296-299-284), opening with an eight-over-par 296 before carding an 11-over-par 299 in the second round. UCI bounced back in the final round, shooting a four-under-par 284. The Anteaters tied for seventh in par-3 scoring at 3.25 and par-5 scoring at 4.77, while averaging 4.22 on par 4s. UCI also recorded 46 birdies, ranking 10th in the field, and totaled 158 pars.
A LOOK AT THE LINEUP
Jason Tang led the Anteaters at the Visit Stockton Invitational, tying for 12th at three-under-par 213 (71-72-70). He tied for eighth in par-3 scoring (3.00), 20th with 11 birdies and 15th with 36 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Tang tied for 48th at four-over 217 (74-74-69), closing with a season-best two-under 69 while recording six birdies and 38 pars. He opened the season at the CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), tying for 47th at eight-over 224. Tang recorded an eagle in each of the first two rounds, including an opening-round one-under 71, and tied for second in the field with two eagles. He also ranked sixth in par-5 scoring (4.67), adding six birdies and 29 pars. Tang looks to carry his momentum into the Anteaters' final tournament of the fall.
Hogan Park tied for 64th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, finishing at seven-over-par 223 (75-76-72). After opening with a three-over 75 and carding a four-over 76 in the second round, Park closed with an even-par 72. He recorded 10 birdies and 31 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Park led the Anteaters in his UCI debut, tying for 12th at three-under 210 (70-70-70). He carded three consecutive one-under 70s, tied for 10th in par-5 scoring (4.56) and led UCI with 11 birdies. Park looks to finish the fall slate strong.
Owen Davis-Piger tied for 64th at the Visit Stockton Invitational, shooting seven-over-par 223 (76-76-71). He tied for 14th in par-5 scoring (4.58) and recorded eight birdies and 33 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), Davis-Piger tied for 32nd at two-over 215 (72-75-68), closing with a three-under 68 to tie his career low. He led UCI with 39 pars, tying for 14th in the field, and added seven birdies. At the season-opening CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), Davis-Piger tied for 79th and led the Anteaters in both the second and final rounds with matching one-over 73s. He finished with seven birdies and 31 pars and looks to build on his progress in the final tournament of the fall.
Steven Yang tied for 43rd at the Visit Stockton Invitational, finishing at four-over-par 220 (74-75-71). After opening with rounds of 74 and 75, he closed with a one-under 71 and led UCI in par-5 scoring (4.50), tying for 10th in the field. Yang recorded 10 birdies and 31 pars. At the Oregon State Invitational (Oct. 5-6), he tied for 32nd at two-over 215 (75-70-70), rebounding from an opening-round 75 with back-to-back one-under 70s. He also tied for 11th in par-3 scoring (3.00) and recorded eight birdies and 37 pars. In his collegiate debut at the CDA National Reserve Invitational (Sept. 21-22), Yang led the Anteaters by tying for 29th at five-over 221. He opened with a one-under 71, added a two-over 74 and recorded an eagle in the final round. Yang also tied for 11th in par-5 scoring (4.75) and finished with eight birdies and 33 pars. He looks to build on a strong start in UCI's final tournament of the fall.
Tommy Lin will make his season debut at the Ka'anapali Classic. The junior enters his third season with the Anteaters after earning All-Big West honorable mention as a freshman, highlighted by two top-20 finishes, including fourth place at the Orange County Collegiate Classic and a tie for 11th at the Big West Championship. Last season, Lin carded a season-best 69 at the Western Intercollegiate and tied for 29th at the Big West Championship. He looks to make an immediate impact as he returns to competition and help UCI close the fall slate strong.
UP NEXT: The 'Eaters open their spring slate Feb. 1-2 at the Bill Cullum Invitational, hosted by CSUN at The Saticoy Club in Somis, Calif.
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