College golf back with a bang; OSU men roll, OU women win The Bruzzy, Tulsa back on course
College golf season is back and already state teams have notched two significant victories with Oklahoma State’s men rolling in the Sahalee Players Championship and the Oklahoma women winning The Bruzzy in Texas. The University of Tulsa men’s team finished sixth in its first tournament since dropping the program in 2016.
Here’s a look at recent results. Scores for all tournaments are available at www.clippd.com.
Cowboys win by 28 at Sahalee
SAMMAMISH, Wash. – Oklahoma State’s men’s golf team opened its fall slate with a convincing victory at the Sahalee Players Championship, rolling to a 28-shot victory on Sunday at Sahalee Country Club.
The second-ranked Cowboys entered the final round with an 11-shot cushion before posting a 4-under 284 to pull away from the field. OSU finished at 4-under 860, while Florida was second with its 888 total at the par-72, 7,007-yard layout.
OSU’s margin of victory was its largest since claiming the stroke play portion of the 2019 NCAA Championship by 31 strokes.
The Cowboys were led by their senior quartet of Eric Lee, Gaven Lane, Ethan Fang and Preston Stout, who all finished in the top five.
Lee earned a runner-up showing after posting a closing 71 to finish at 5-under 211. Washington’s Finn Koelle made a hole-in-one on at the par-3 ninth, his final hole of the day, two clip Lee by two shots.
Lane posted his low round of the event, a 2-under 70, to climb three spots into fourth place with his 1-under total of 215.
Fang and Stout shared fifth place at 217. Fang also turned in his low tally of the event with a 70, while Stout closed with a 73 to get to his 1-over total.
Fifth year John Wild tied for 48th place at 231 after closing with a 78.
Redshirt sophomore Brady Catalano competed in the event individually and signed for a 78 as well to finish in a tie for 70th at 244.
The Cowboys will be back in action on Sept. 18 when they travel to Illinois for the Fighting Illini Invitational at Olympia Fields Country Club.
Sooners sweep honors at The Bruzzy as Tilma is medalist
TROPHY CLUB, Texas – Oklahoma women’s golf opened the 2026-27 season by sweeping the team and individual titles at The Bruzzy on Tuesday. The Sooners captured their first season-opening tournament title since 2007-08, while sophomore Meg Tilma earned the first individual victory of her career by sharing medalist honors at 10-under par.
Led by 18th-year head coach Veronique Drouin-Luttrell, Oklahoma posted the second-lowest 54-hole score in program history at 33-under par to claim the wire-to-wire victory by 10 strokes.
Oklahoma (1, -33) placed all five golfers in the top 20, led by Tilma, who carded a 206 (-10), the 12th-lowest 54-hole score in program history, to share the individual title. Tilma was joined in the lineup by Nancy Cox, MaKayla Troutman, Anna Kate Nichols and Audrey Rischer as the Sooners earned their 14th tournament victory under Drouin-Luttrell and the 53rd team title in program history.
“I’m so proud of our group for starting the season the right way,” Drouin-Luttrell said. “Our team has worked on their game all summer, and to see it pay off immediately is great. I thought our resolve coming down the stretch was great, and we showed a lot of fight to finish the job this afternoon. To have our entire team in the top 15 is a testament to the depth of this group, and I’m really excited for what we can accomplish this year.”
The Sooners opened and closed the tournament with matching rounds of 274 (-14), sandwiching a 283 (-5) in the second round to finish at 33-under par at Trophy Club Country Club. Oklahoma’s two 274s were tied for the sixth-lowest single-round scores in program history.
Tilma (T1, -10) used rounds of 68-70-68 to earn the first victory of her collegiate career. The Wichita, Kan., product recorded a field-high 18 birdies over the three rounds and closed with a 4-under 68 to share medalist honors.
Making their Oklahoma debuts, transfers Nancy Cox and Anna Kate Nichols each finished tied for ninth at 7-under par.
Cox (T9, -7), a transfer from Florida Atlantic, delivered a steady performance throughout the tournament, opening with rounds of 70 and 72 on Tuesday’s 36-hole day. The U.S. Women’s Amateur qualifier saved her best for the final round, carding a career-low 67 (-5) to help the Sooners pull away from the field.
Nichols (T9, -7), a transfer from Arkansas, led Oklahoma with 41 pars on the week, signing for rounds of 70-70-69. The junior closed with a bogey-free 69 (-3), the best final-round score of her career.
Troutman (T11, -6) posted three rounds of par or better, carding 69-71-70 to finish tied for 11th at 6-under par. The fifth-year Sooner earned her first top-20 finish since her junior season.
Rischer (T16, -4) helped propel Oklahoma to the top of the leaderboard Tuesday, firing an opening-round 67 (-5). The junior followed with rounds of 74 and 71 to finish tied for 16th at 4-under par, marking the 10th top-20 finish of her career.
Tilma’s individual title capped Oklahoma’s sweep of the team and individual championships at The Bruzzy. The Sooners finished 10 strokes ahead of UTSA, followed by Texas A&M (-21), Illinois (-12) and Nebraska (-10). It was Oklahoma’s eighth title sweep under Drouin-Luttrell and second over the last seven seasons.
The Sooners return to action Sept. 19-21 at the Schooner Fall Classic, hosted annually at Belmar Golf Club in Norman. Admission to the tournament is free.
Tulsa men take sixth at CSU Ram Masters Invite
SAN DIEGO, Calif.  – The Tulsa men’s golf team makes a quick turnaround and returns to competition Monday and Tuesday at the Vuori Invitational, hosted by the University of San Diego at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club.
The Golden Hurricane enters its second tournament of the 2026-27 season just three days after completing its first collegiate competition in 10 years at the CSU Ram Masters Invitational.
The 54-hole event will feature 36 holes on Monday followed by 18 holes on Tuesday.
Tulsa made a strong return to collegiate competition at the CSU Ram Masters Invitational, tying for sixth place in the 16-team field with a 54-hole score of 861 (+21). The Golden Hurricane improved in each round with scores of 290, 288 and 283, climbing three spots on the final day after entering the round in ninth place. Tulsa played its final 24 holes at three-under par to close out its first tournament in 10 years.
Matthew Wilson highlighted the weekend with an impressive runner-up finish in his Tulsa debut. The junior entered the final round tied for ninth before firing a four-under-par 66, moving seven spots up the leaderboard to finish second with a 54-hole total of 206 (-4). Wilson carded rounds of 69, 71 and 66 and finished just four strokes behind individual medalist Nils Svanberg of San Francisco. His final-round 66 matched the second-lowest round of the day.
Wilson’s performance continued a strong stretch of golf for the Nanaimo, British Columbia, native. Prior to arriving at Tulsa, Wilson earned first-team All-Big Sky Conference honors at Weber State and won the 2026 British Columbia Amateur Championship. He also qualified for the U.S. Amateur this summer before making his Golden Hurricane debut.