Tournament: Ka’anapali Classic

Location: Maui, Hawaii

Course: Ka’anapali Golf Resort

Dates: October 25-27, 2026

Participating Teams: Colorado, Gonzaga, Houston, Georgia, East Tennessee State, UC Irvine, Sacramento State, Clemson, North Florida, Wyoming, San Jose State, Cal State Northridge, Purdue, Boise State, Oklahoma, UConn, TCU, KANSAS, Southern Illinois-Carbondale, Hawaii

Live Stats: scoreboard

LAHAINA, Haw. – Kansas men’s golf is set for its final event of the fall slate, traveling to Maui for the Ka’anapali Classic at Ka’anapali Golf Resort. The Jayhawks will compete over a three-day stretch beginning on October 26.

The 20-team field is hosted by the University of Hawai’i, with Kansas being joined by Colorado, Gonzaga, Houston, Georgia, East Tennessee State, UC Irvine, Sacramento State, Clemson, North Florida, Wyoming, San Jose State, Cal State Northridge, Purdue, Boise State, Oklahoma, UConn, TCU and Southern Illinois-Carbondale.  

The Jayhawks will sport the same lineup that they sent to the Quail Valley Invitational in Florida last week, led by eighth-place finishers senior Max Jelinek and sophomore Arthur Carlier. 

Jelinek and Carlier each finished at 212 (-4) at the Quail Valley, six shots off of the tournament lead. Carlier came to life in the final round of the event, shooting a 68 (-4) to manufacture a late climb. 

Senior Noah Holtzman’s big round came in the opener, where he tallied a five-under 67. Holtzman finished in a tie for 11th, one shot behind Carlier and Jelinek at -3. 

Just behind the three was senior Will Baker. Like Holtzman, Baker carded a five-under 67 in his final round of the event, wrapping up at 214 (-2) in a tie for 18th place.

Junior Hartej Grewal concluded his time at the Quail Valley by collecting 11 birdies across his three rounds, including five in the final round. Grewal finished tied for 33rd at 217 (+1). 

Freshman Nicolas Vidal-Reig was the final Jayhawk to compete, scoring a 220 (+4) to finish tied for 50th. Vidal-Reig put forward a strong showing in the third round, tabbing back-to-back birdies on holes five and six. 

HOW TO FOLLOW

Fans can follow along with live scoring on Scoreboard, or via live updates on the Kansas men’s golf X account.