
10/27/2026 4:38:00 PM | Men's Golf
CARMEL VALLEY – Sophomore Vidur Subramaniam (above) paced the Cal Poly men’s golf team with a 20th-placed finish at the program’s Preserve Golf Club Collegiate as the Mustangs completed fall action Tuesday afternoon.
At the par-72, 7,138-yard Preserve Golf Club, Oregon (23-under) outdueled defending tournament champion and 33rd-ranked BYU (21-under) for the team championship. Sam Baumuller of Saint Mary’s captured the individual title with a 14-under 202 to finish five shots ahead of BYU’s Drake Harvey (nine-under 207).
Completing his second round Monday evening with a six-under 66, Subramaniam shot even-par 72 during Tuesday’s final round to finish with a two-under 214 (76-66-72).
Senior Jack Jarvis was a shot behind in 23rd with a one-under 215 (73-69-73), producing three birdies during Tuesday’s finale.
Mustang freshman Frederick Egnatios – the nation’s 72nd-ranked player – was 51st overall with a seven-over 223 (70-76-77). Fellow freshman Leo McDonough enjoyed his top round of the tournament Tuesday to climb to 59th with a 226 (75-80-71). Four Mustangs competed as individuals with senior Leo Metzger finishing 55th with an eight-over 224 (73-73-78).
Following a winter break, Cal Poly resumes the 2026-27 season at CSUN’s Feb. 1-2 Bill Cullum Invitational.














