ORLANDO, Fla. (October 20, 2026) - Men's golf put a bow on their 2026 fall slate with a fourth-place finish at the Citrus Intercollegiate, held at Championsgate Golf Club in south Orlando.
Clippd Scoreboard
Monday morning saw the Tars tied for fifth after the first round. The soggy course did not allow any of the dozen teams to finish under par.
Mick Herron led the charge early for Rollins, overcoming bogeys on each of his first two holes to finish with an even 72. He birdied four and twelve, and shot par on the other 14 holes. Two shots behind him at 74 (+2) were
Packy Mokris and
Clarence Chapman III. Both guys had one birdie, three bogeys, and 14 pars in their first go.
Sean Dobson rounded out the team score with a 75.
The afternoon round was rough for the entire field as the course was slow to recover. Rollins shot 297 (+9), which tied for the best second round score of the day. Dobson improved his effort by three shots for an even 72 that included three birdies and three bogeys. Herron was good for a 74 (+2) in the second, adding two more birdies to his tally. Mokris shot a 75 (+3) with three birdies, and
Gustav Ordel entered the team score with a 76, highlighted by an eagle on ten.
In Tuesday's final round, Rollins posted their best team score of the event with a 294 (+6). Herron shot even par for the second time, working past a first-hole double bogey by shooting four birdies. Chapman matched his teammate with an even 72 with another three birdie, three bogey round. Dobson went for 74 (+2), and Mokris finished the score with a 76 (+4).
The Tars ended up in fourth place with a final score of 886 (+22). Nova Southeastern took the trophy with a 875 (+11), followed by NAIA Keiser (882, +18) and Barry (883, +19). Rollins finished ten shots ahead of #6 Palm Beach Atlantic, which should help their ranking when the next batch of results come out from Clippd.
Andrew Westmoreland of Union claimed the individual title as the only player under par (215) for the tournament.
Mick Herron tied for fourth with his 218 (+2). Dobson tied for 11th (221, +5) and Mokris and Chapman each finished tied for 26th at 225 (+9). Ordel placed 55th with a 237 (+21).
In addition to the team entry, head coach
Kyle Frakes entered three individuals in the event.
Cole Gillis shot 75-77-78=230 (+14) to finish tied for 39th.
Jack Minutoli was in a five-way tie for 44th with his 78-76-77=231 (+15).
Nirekh Tejwani played to the tune of 79-78-81=244 to end up in 57th.
The Tars will be back in action starting in February.
