SAMAMISH, Washington – South Carolina will begin play at Tindall on Monday as it heads to the West Coast for the fall. It’s a 36-hole day of play with an 11 a.m. ET shotgun start for the 14-team field.
Senior All-American Nathan Franks has the first spot in the lineup and is joined by redshirt junior Frankie Harris, junior Zach Adams, sophomore Brock Blais and redshirt freshman Ismael Encinas, who makes his lineup debut this week. True freshman Marek Flemming will make his Gamecock debut as an individual.
The Gamecocks will face Cal, Oregon State and San Diego State in the first 36 holes. Live scores are available via Golfstat.
Washington hosts Aldarra Golf Club this week. Built on the original site of the Boeing family farm, Aldarra Golf Club offers a challenging 18-hole, par-71 course that winds through rolling terrain and offers breathtaking views of nearby Mount Si and the Cascade Mountains. Just minutes east of Seattle, Aldarra is the only golf course in Washington designed by world-renowned golf course designer Tom Fazio. The course winds through wetlands, mountain streams and old growth cedar, oak and maple woods, creating an environment free of distraction and stress. The lack of residences on the course, along with its immaculate condition and world-class design, make Aldarra a true golfer’s paradise.
A trio of top-25 teams are represented in this week’s heavily West Coast field: Arizona (No. 13), Utah (No. 24) and Pepperdine (No. 25).
2024 Playing field at Tindall
- No. 13 Arizona
- Cal
- Nevada
- Ohio State
- No. 25 Pepperdine
- Oregon
- State of Oregon
- Seattle University
- State of San Diego
- South Carolina
- St. Mary’s
- University of California
- No. 24 Utah
- Washington
* – Ranking via the Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Coaches Poll of September 20
2024 Gamecock lineup at Tindall
- Nathan Franks
- Frankie Harris
- Zach Adams
- Brock Blais
- Ismael Encinas
- Marek Flemming^
^ – play as single player this week
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