WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University men's golf team wrapped up its fall season with a second-place finish at the 2026 ODU/OBX Intercollegiate at Kilmarlic Golf Club in Powells Point, North Carolina. The Hoyas carded rounds of 294, 281 and 274 to finish three-under par on the par-71, 6,578-yard course, ultimately falling to James Madison in a sudden-death team playoff. Freshman George McGlinn also forced an individual playoff with a clutch 30-foot par putt on the 18th hole before finishing second.
The Hoyas and James Madison finished regulation tied atop the team leaderboard, setting up a sudden-death playoff to determine the tournament champion. Georgetown shot two-over par in the playoff, while James Madison finished at even par to claim the team title.
McGlinn's dramatic finish also forced an individual playoff against James Madison's Michael Hake. The freshman sank a 30-foot par putt on the 18th hole to extend the competition, but Hake made par in the playoff while McGlinn carded a bogey, securing the individual title for Hake and a runner-up finish for McGlinn.
Georgetown placed two golfers in the top 10, with McGlinn leading the way in second place and Alan Rose tying for 10th.
ON THE RECORD
"I was really proud of how I played this week. As a freshman, being in the final group was definitely a shock to the system. I knew I could play well and that's what I did. I played like I had nothing to lose and it paid off. Early birdies in the final round helped me get off to a hot start, and I kept that momentum all the way through to the last putt. The guys are ready to go for the spring season, and hungry for a win. Can't wait for what the rest of the year holds for me and the team." – George McGlinn
"Today was special. grit, heart and patience pulled us to the finish line. So proud of the guys. To overcome a 13-stroke margin in one round is a monumental task and they believed they could do it. We wanted to play hard for Barnes Blake and Zander Maloy given it closed out their final fall Season of their career on the Hilltop. Now we get excited for our spring season!" - Head Coach Tommy Hunter
HOYA RESULTS
- McGlinn paced Georgetown with a second-place finish at four-under par. McGlinn delivered a strong finish, carding a 67 in the final round after opening with consecutive rounds of 71 to post a three-round total of 209.
- Rose secured a top-10 finish, tying for 10th place at one-under par. Rose closed in impressive fashion, matching McGlinn with a final-round 67 after rounds of 75 and 70 to finish at 212.
- Carson Erick placed in a tie for 18th at two-over par, finishing with a three-round score of 215 after carding rounds of 72, 74 and 69.
- Competing as an individual, Drew Schauenberg tied for 34th place at five-over par. He opened with a 71 before recording rounds of 75 and 72 to close out the tournament.
- Barnes Blake also earned a share of 34th place at five-over par, rebounding from an opening-round 77 with scores of 70 and 71 over the final two rounds.
- Zander Maloy rounded out the Georgetown lineup with a tie for 53rd place at seven-over par. Maloy posted rounds of 76, 70 and 74.
