Florida State University’s men’s golf team recently wrapped up their participation in the 16th annual Cabo Collegiate, held at the picturesque Cove Club at Cabo del Sol in Los Cabos, Mexico. The Seminoles concluded the tournament with a final round score of 1-over-par 285, totaling 5-over-par 857 for the event, which placed them eighth overall. Notably, they finished ahead of ranked teams such as No. 16 Georgia Tech and No. 3 Vanderbilt, showcasing their competitive spirit on an international stage.
Leading the charge for Florida State was Tyler Weaver, who secured an impressive 11th place finish with a score of 3-under-par 210 after a final round of 1-over 72. This performance highlights Weaver’s consistency and skill. Meanwhile, teammates Patrick McCann and Jack Whaley also made strides in the final round, each shooting 1-under-par 70. McCann finished 21st at even par 213, while Whaley wrapped up in 35th place at 3-over-par 216, marking his score with four birdies.
Final Team Standings and Tournament Highlights
The tournament saw Oklahoma State take the top honors, finishing at an impressive 22-under-par, closely followed by Arkansas at 21-under. Vanderbilt, who started the final round in fifth place, ended up winning the tournament with a record-setting team score of -32 (820) after a stunning final round of 19-under-par. Their performance included standout moments like sophomore Cole Sherwood’s record-setting round of 61, which featured three eagles and five birdies.
Florida State’s overall performance was commendable, especially considering the stiff competition. In addition to Weaver, McCann, and Whaley, Carson Brewer and Wilmer Edero rounded out the Seminoles’ scoreboard, finishing 53rd and 42nd, respectively. Brewer closed the tournament with a round of 2-over 73, finishing at 8-over 221, while Edero had a total of 218.
Looking Ahead: Upcoming Events
Exciting times lie ahead for the Florida State golf team as they prepare to host the Seminoles Intercollegiate at the Seminole Legacy Golf Club from March 15-17. This event promises to be another great opportunity for the team to showcase their skills and build on their recent experiences in Cabo.
With the NCAA Championship scheduled for May 29 to June 3 at Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California, the Seminoles are gearing up for an intense season ahead. The preseason rankings have placed Florida State at the 16th position among the top college teams, which is a testament to their potential and talent.
For more details on Florida State’s performance in the Cabo Collegiate, you can check out the full report here.
As the season unfolds, fans and supporters will be eagerly watching to see how the team capitalizes on their recent successes and tackles the challenges ahead. Stay tuned for more updates and cheers for the Seminoles!