The 12th annual Kāʻanapali Classic college golf tournament brings 20 teams from across the country to Royal Kāʻanapali Golf Course for three days of competition. The event draws players, fans, and families to the Lahaina area each fall.
- Twenty college golf teams from 16 states and 11 conferences will compete October 26–28 at Royal Kāʻanapali Golf Course.
- The No. 2-ranked college golfer in the U.S., JD Culbreth of Georgia, headlines the field after the defending champion moves to a PGA Tour event.
- Oklahoma, the four-time defending team champion, seeks a fifth consecutive title at the tournament.
- Several players with Maui roots are competing, including Maui Prep graduates and University of Hawaiʻi team members.
- The tournament runs on a shotgun start format at 8:30 a.m. HST each day, with live scoring available online.
Source: Thegolfwire
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