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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — After a few weeks away from competition, the Jacksonville men’s golf team makes the trip to Southwest Florida for the West Bay Collegiate Invitational, hosted by Florida Gulf Coast.<\/p>\n
The tournament, scheduled for Monday Oct. 5 and Tuesday Oct. 6, is a 54-hole tournament featuring 15 teams from around the southeast. Monday will open with two round and 36 holes of competition before Tuesday’s Final Round. All three will be a shotgun start.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins will battle with the hosting Eagles as well as: Appalachian State, Elon, FAU, Houston Christian, Lamar, Lipscomb, Stetson, Troy, UCF, Louisiana Monroe, UTRGV, UTSA and West Georgia.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville participated at this tournament a season ago. The Dolphins finished seventh of 10 teams, while Brandon Lohr<\/a> surged to a T4 finish. He shot an opening round 66 (-6) en route to an 11-under finish for the tournament.<\/p>\n The Course The West Bay Club was designed by the great Pete Dye in the late 1990s. For this tournament, the course will play as a Par 72 at 6,939 yards. The course is filled with scoring opportunities if a player strikes his ball well.<\/p>\n Only one of the four Par Fives play longer than 512 yards, while five Par Fours play under 400 yards including the 327-yard 13th hole.<\/p>\n The Lineup Lohr is coming off a T85 finish at the JT Poston Invitational, but he was electric at this tournament last season. His T4 finish is one of two top five finishes in his career, while his 11-under final score is the lowest tournament score in his career.<\/p>\n Andrew Morgan<\/a>, Junior Morgan has had an electric start to the 2026 season, earning ASUN Golfer of the Week following his performance in the JT Poston Invitational. He’s been a birdie machine this season, tallying 29 birdies in six rounds this season.<\/p>\n Evan Raynor<\/a>, Sophomore Raynor has had a strong start to his sophomore season, starting each of the season’s first three events and posting his first career Top 20 at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate earlier this fall. He made his college debut at the West Bay Club last season, carding a Top 50 finish as an individual.<\/p>\n Andrew Sevene<\/a>, Junior Sevene returns for his second appearance of the season, competing as an individual in the season opener in Myrtle Beach. He played at the West Bay last season, earning a T65 finish, his best result of last season.<\/p>\n Sean Reddy<\/a>, Freshman Reddy becomes the second freshman to make his college debut this season, joining teammate Ledger Conley<\/a> who started the first two tournaments of the season. Reddy brings pedigree from across the pond, competing in major tournaments across Europe including the British Boys Amateur.<\/p>\n
\nWest Bay Club | Estero, Fla.<\/p>\n
\nBrandon Lohr<\/a>, Junior
\nFinish Last Season: T4, -11
\nMost Recent Finish: T85, +7 (JT Poston Invitational, 2026)<\/p>\n
\nFinish Last Season: T39, +1
\nMost Recent Finish: T42, -1 (JT Poston Invitational, 2026)<\/p>\n
\nFinish Last Season: T45, +3 (Individual)
\nMost Recent Finish: T64, +3 (JT Poston Invitational, 2026)<\/p>\n
\nFinish Last Season: T65, +13
\nMost Recent Finish: T53, +5 (Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate, 2026)<\/p>\n
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