UPCOMING
Utah Valley University men's golf closes out its fall schedule this week at the Nassau Intercollegiate, Oct. 20–21, at Nassau Country Club in Glen Cove, New York. The two-day, 54-hole event is hosted by Long Island University and features a field of 12 Division I programs from across the country.
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
The 54-hole tournament will include 36 holes of continuous play on Monday, followed by the final 18 holes on Tuesday. The par-70 Nassau Country Club layout will play at 6,846 yards. The top four scores each round will count toward the team total.
TOURNAMENT FIELD
The field for the 2025 Nassau Intercollegiate includes Belmont, Iona, Fairfield, Kansas City, Sacred Heart, Long Island, Army West Point, Rhode Island, Delaware, Villanova, Utah Valley, and Navy.
COURSE INFORMATION
Nassau Country Club—one of the oldest and most historic venues on Long Island—will serve as the host course. The par-70 layout stretches 6,846 yards and features classic tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and small, fast greens that reward precision and course management.
TEAM UVU
Competing for Utah Valley this week will be:
Paxton Maxwell
Ty Brady
Colby Hutchens
JJ Tomsick
Isaiah Ellis
LAST TIME OUT
Utah Valley is coming off a strong showing at the Oregon State Invitational, where sophomore Paxton Maxwell fired a final-round 5-under-par 67 to finish tied for second on the 80-player leaderboard at 3-under-par 213 (72–74–67)—the best finish of his collegiate career.
"It was a great way to finish the week," said head coach Chris Curran. "Paxton stayed patient, took what the course gave him, and then capitalized coming home with the eagle on 14. That's the kind of composed, mature golf we've been seeing from him all fall. As a group we battled, and this puts us in a good place heading into Nassau."
The Wolverines tied for seventh overall in the 14-team field at 23-over-par 887 (292–300–295). Maxwell's finish marked his second top-five of the season and his third top-10 in four fall events.
LOOKING AHEAD
This week's trip to Long Island marks the end of Utah Valley's fall slate. The Wolverines will return to action in the spring for the 2026 portion of their schedule, which will be announced in the coming months.
