PROVO, Utah — BYU men’s golf released its 2025-26 schedule on Friday as it gears up for its third season in the Big 12 Conference.
“The beginning of the year is always an exciting time,” said head coach Bruce Brockbank. “The team is excited to be together and get the season started. Some new tournaments for the fall, great courses, fabulous tournaments, and exceptional teams. Going to be a challenge for our guys because each of the golf courses we play are not familiar to our players. We’ll do our best to prepare for each event, then get out and do our best to execute. Each guy will have to step up and shoot some great scores if we’re going to be in contention to win tournaments this fall. Looking forward to watching our team compete.”
The Cougars are returning seniors Tyson Shelley, 2024 Utah Amateur medalist, and Simon Kwon, 2025 Utah Amateur runner-up, to the squad. They will bring experience and leadership to the lineup in each tournament. Juniors Peter Kim, last season’s winner at The Goodwin, and Angus Klintworth will look to be key pieces for BYU. Kevin Wu and Jackson Mauss are coming back for their sophomore seasons. Notable additions to the team this season are freshmen Parker Bunn, who redshirted his freshman year at Oklahoma State before transferring to BYU, and Kihei Akina, the 69th ranked golfer on the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR).
“As we have moved into the Big 12, we have tried to slowly improve our strength of schedule,” said director of golf Todd Miller. “This year we have added four new events. New tournaments are always difficult because you haven’t played the course as much as some of the other teams. We are excited for the challenge. Our team has plenty of experience, so I know they can handle the level of competition. I think everyone around our program can see the momentum that we have right now, and we need to come out and show we are ready to compete from day one.”
| DATE | EVENT | LOCATION | VENUE |
| Sept. 8 | Cougar Day | Provo, UT | Riverside CC |
| Sept. 15-16 | Wohali Classic | Coalville, UT | Wohali GC |
| Sept. 22-23 | The Tindal | Bremerton, WA | Gold Mountain GC |
| Sept. 29-Oct. 1 | Blessings Collegiate Invitational | Fayetteville, AR | Blessings GC |
| Oct. 13-14 | The Bryson Invitational | Charleston, SC | Daniel Island Club |
| Oct. 27-28 | The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate | Carmel, CA | Santa Lucia Preserve GC |
| Jan. 26-27 | Arizona N.I.T. | Tucson, AZ | Omni Tucson National Resort |
| Feb. 12-14 | John A. Burns Intercollegiate | Lihue, HI | Ocean Course at Hokuala |
| Mar. 9-10 | Lamkin Invitational | San Diego, CA | San Diego CC |
| Mar. 23-24 | Bridgestone Collegiate | Napa Valley, CA | Silverado Resort, North Course |
| Mar. 26-28 | The Goodwin | Palo Alto, CA | TPC Harding Park |
| Apr. 13-15 | Western Intercollegiate | Santa Cruz, Ca | Pasatiempo GC |
| Apr. 27-29 | Big 12 Championship | Hutchinson, KS | Prairie Dune CC |
| May 18-20 | NCAA Regionals | TBD | TBD |
| May 29-June 3 | NCAA Championships | Carlsbad, CA | Omni La Costa Resort |
The Cougars’ season tees off in Coalville, Utah with the 2025 Wohali Classic Sept. 15-16 hosted by a familiar Big 12 member in the University of Utah. Next week, they will travel to Bremerton, Washington for The Tindal at Golf Mountain Golf Club.
September concludes with BYU men’s and women’s teams both competing once again in the Blessings Collegiate Invitational in Fayetteville, Arkansas. In this event last year, the men’s crew took fourth place, carding rounds of 298-295-299–892 to put them 28-over par.
The fall season wraps up with two tournaments in October. The 13-14 is The Bryson Invitational at Daniel Island Club in Charleston, South Carolina and then The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate in Carmel, California on the 27-28.
After a three-month break, the Cougars hit the links at Omni Tucson National Resort looking to repeat as champions at the Arizona N.I.T. Jan. 26-27. They then head across the Pacific to the Ocean Course at Hokuala, Hawaii on Feb. 12-14 for the John Burns Intercollegiate.
March gets busy with three tournaments within the month. First stop is the Lamkin Invitational on the 9-10 at San Diego Country Club. The 23-24 features the Bridgestone Collegiate at the Silverado Resort, North Course in Napa Valley, California.
March 26-28 is an event Kim earned a co-victory in last season, The Goodwin. He shot 67-71-67–205 at Stanford Golf Course which put him in a five-way tie for first. This time around, the tournament will be at TPC Harding Park in Palo Alto, California.
The California trek continues Apr. 13-15 as BYU will participate in the Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo Golf Course in Santa Cruz.
Two weeks later, the Cougars will travel to the midwest for the Big 12 Championship at Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kansas. NCAA Regionals take place May 18-20 then the NCAA Championships the following week at Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California.