SANTA CLARA, Calif. - On the heels of one of the most successful seasons in program history, Santa Clara men's golf is looking to make a splash once again in 2025-26. The Broncos will compete in 12 events throughout the course of the year with five tournaments in the fall and the remainder coming after the turn of the calendar. Led by Andrew Larkin in his sixth season at the helm, Santa Clara is set to begin the year Sept. 8-9 in Pullman, Wash. for the Palouse Collegiate hosted by Washington State. 

Sept. 8-19 | Palouse Collegiate
Host School: Washington State
Location: Pullman, Wash.
Course: Palouse Ridge GC
More Info: This will be Santa Clara's first appearance at the Palouse Collegiate. 

Sept. 19-20 | The William H. Tucker Intercollegiate
Host School: New Mexico
Location: Albuquerque, N.M.
Course: Championship GC
More Info: This will be the third-straight season that Santa Clara has competed at the Tucker. Last year, the Broncos shot 13-over 877 to take seventh place. 

Oct. 6-7 | Fighting Irish Classic
Host School: Notre Dame
Location: Notre Dame, Ind.
Course: Warren Golf Course
More Info: This is the first time Santa Clara will compete in the Fighting Irish Classic and will serve as their lone trip east of the Mississippi River in 2025-26. 

Oct. 21-23 | Saint Mary's Invitational
Host School: Saint Mary's
Location: Monterey, Calif.
Course: Bayonet and Black Horse
More Info: Santa Clara will be competing in the event for the second-straight year. The Broncos tied for fifth last season with a 7-over 871 final tally. Then-freshman Matt Robles was SCU's top finisher, carding a 3-under 213 to tie for fifth. 

Oct. 27-28 | Preserve Golf Club Collegiate
Host School: Cal Poly
Location: Monterey, Calif. 
Course: Preserve Golf Club
More Info: This will be Santa Clara's first appearance in the event. 

Jan. 26-27 | The N.I.T.
Host School: Arizona
Location: Tuscon, Ariz.
Course: Omni Tuscon National
More Info: Santa Clara is competing in the NIT for the third consecutive year. The Broncos shot 19-under 845 - the ninth-best score to par in program history - to finish in sixth place while Robles once again tied for fifth at 11-under 205. 

Feb. 12-14 | John Burns Intercollegiate
Host School: Hawai'i
Location: Lihu'e, Kaua'i, Hawai'i
Course: Ocean Course at Hokuala
More Info: Santa Clara returns to the John Burns for the second-straight year and will look to repeat on their success the Islands brought last February when they shot 10-under 830 to take third place. Robles once again led the pack with a tie for eighth at 4-under 206. 

Feb. 16 | Genesis Invitational
Host School: N/A
Location: Los Angeles
Course: Riviera CC
More Info: Hosted by Tiger Woods, this annual event in its 12th year of existence grants the individual winner a spot in a PGA Tour event while universities compete for a $50,000 donation to support their golf program.

March 8-10 | Bandon Dunes Intercollegiate
Host School: Idaho
Location: Bandon, Ore.
Course: Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
More Info: This will be Santa Clara's first time playing at the Bandon Dunes Intercollegiate.

March 23-24 | Bridgestone Collegiate Invitational
Host School: Central Michigan
Location: Napa, Calif.
Course: Silverado Resort
More Info: This is the second straight year that the Broncos have competed in the Bridgestone Collegiate. They were runners-up last season with an outstanding 17-under 847 total as three Broncos finished inside the top 10 individually.

March 26-28 | The Goodwin
Host School: Stanford
Location: San Francisco
Course: Stanford Golf Course
More Info: A mainstay on the Broncos' schedule, SCU will return the Goodwin once again in 2026 as J.P. Odland looks to defend his co-medalist title. The then-sophomore was 5-under 205 to finish in a three-way tie at the top of the standings while the Broncos tied for fifth as a team, and defeated nine ranked teams head-to-head. 

May 1-3 | WCC Championship
Host School: WCC
Location: Fairfield, Calif.
Course: Green Valley Country Club
More Info: The Broncos shattered their program record at the WCC Championship in 2025, finishing 26-under 838 to finish stroke play in third place. SCU then fell 2-3-0 to No. 2 seed LMU in the program's first-ever appearance in match play. Individually, Odland shot 12-under 204 to tie for third place.