Georgia Edge Clemson by One Stroke to Win Ka'anapali Classic Team Crown

Georgia captured the Ka'anapali Classic team championship in Hawaii, holding off Clemson by a single stroke after a thrilling final round at Ka'anapali Golf Resort in Lahaina. The Bulldogs closed with a 13-under 271 for a season-best 23-under 829 total, but Clemson's stunning closing 266 cut a six-stroke deficit to just one, leaving Georgia to sweat out the final holes before sealing a one-shot victory over the 20-team field. TCU finished third at 16 under, followed by Oklahoma and Kansas. There was a share of the individual spoils too, with Georgia's Grayson Wood and Clemson's Hampton Roberts finishing tied for first at 11 under par. Wood carded rounds of 2 under, 4 under and 5 under, while Roberts posted rounds of 4 under, 1 under and 6 under to match him. Oklahoma's Cayse Morgan finished third at 9 under, with Clemson's Oscar Holm-Bredkjaer fourth at 8 under. Georgia also placed Drew Woolworth, competing individually, in a tie for seventh at 6 under, while James Earle finished ninth at 5 under. It was a statement week for the Bulldogs, who opened with an even-par round before finding their rhythm with rounds of 10 under and 13 under to climb to the top of the leaderboard and stay there.