RENO, Nev. - The Nevada Men's Golf program and Head Coach Trake Carpenter have officially unveiled the complete schedule for the upcoming 2024-25 season. The Pack is set to face another daunting slate of events throughout the regular season, as they aim to compete for a Mountain West Championship and a spot in the NCAA Regionals.
"We are incredibly excited for another season consistently competing against top-tier opponents at premier courses," said Carpenter. "We have put together an exciting schedule that will provide significant tests for us throughout the entire year, as we aim to earn a spot in the Regionals at Montreux. With a good mix of talented youth and formidable experience, I am eager to see how we compare to some of the top programs on the West Coast."
Nevada will commence the 2024 fall season with a trip to Pullman, Washington, where they will compete at the Palouse Collegiate, hosted by Washington State. The Palouse Collegiate is a two-day, 54-hole event, beginning on September 10 and concluding the following day. It is set to take place at Palouse Ridge Golf Club.
Another trip to Washington awaits the Pack less than two weeks later, as they are set to compete at the Husky Intercollegiate for the fourth consecutive season. The Husky Intercollegiate will take place at Aldarra Golf Club in Sammamish, Washington from September 23-24.
Nevada will close out the fall season with three consecutive trips to California, beginning with the Alister Mackenzie Invitational, hosted by California at the Meadow Club in Fairfax. The two-day event is slated to begin on October 7 and conclude the following day.
One week later, the Pack will travel to Stockton, California to compete in the Visit Stockton Pacific Invitational for the second consecutive year. The event will take place at the Stockton Country Club from October 14-16.
Nevada is scheduled to wrap up the fall portion of the season in Seaside, California at Bayonet Golf Club for the Leadership & Golf Collegiate Championship, hosted by Seattle U and Saint Mary's. The three-day event will begin on October 21 and conclude on October 23.
The Pack will kick off the spring portion of the season in La Quinta, California at the well-renowned event The Prestige, hosted by UC Davis. Featuring some of the premier programs in the country, The Prestige will take place February 17-19 at the Norman Course at PGA West.
A cross-country trip to South Carolina awaits Nevada following The Prestige, as they will travel to Myrtle Beach to participate in the General James Hackler Championship, hosted by Coastal Carolina. The three-day event will take place at the Dunes & Beach Golf Course from March 16-18.
Nevada will close out the regular season with two more trips to California, beginning with The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford at the Stanford University Golf Course. The Goodwin will begin on March 27 and conclude on March 29.
The Pack will then complete their regular season schedule in Davis, California at the El Macero Classic. The event will be hosted by UC Davis at El Macero Country Club from April 11-13.
The 2025 Mountain West Championships will take place two weeks later, as they are scheduled to begin on April 25 and conclude on April 27. The location for the Conference Championships will be determined at a later date.
The NCAA Regionals are slated to take place from May 12-14, and Nevada is set to serve as a host for one of the six regional sites. The event will take place at Montreux Golf & Country Club.
The NCAA Championships will return to Carlsbad, California for the second consecutive year, as they are scheduled to take place from May 23-28 at the Champions Course at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa.
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