Yeamans Hall Club
Yeamans Hall Club, located in Hanahan, South Carolina, is renowned for its rich history and classic design. Established in 1924, it was designed by legendary golf course architect Charles Hugh Alison, reflecting traditional Southern charm and strategic layout. Recognized as one of the premier private clubs in the region, Yeamans Hall has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments and remains committed to preserving its storied past while offering a world-class golfing experience. Its meticulously maintained Donald Ross-inspired course continues to challenge and delight members and guests alike, standing as a testament to the timeless appeal of classic golf architecture.
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The Virginia Tech men’s and women’s golf teams have released their schedules for the upcoming season, including numerous tournaments that promise to deliver thrilling action for players and fans. The women’s team will participate in eight events, while the men’s team has scheduled ten tournaments. From the Cougar Classic to the NCAA Championship, both teams are gearing up for an exciting year of collegiate golf.
Virginia Tech Golf Teams Gear Up for Exciting 2025-26 Seasons
Blacksburg is buzzing with excitement as the Virginia Tech women’s and men’s golf teams recently unveiled their competitive schedules for the upcoming 2025-26 season. With plenty of tournaments on the horizon, players and fans alike are getting prepped for a thrilling year of collegiate golf.
Get Ready, Ladies!
The women’s golf team, under the guidance of coach Carol Robertson, is all set to swing into action with a robust schedule featuring eight regular-season tournaments. Kicking off their fall season at the Cougar Classic on September 8-9, the Hokies will head down to Charleston, South Carolina, where they’ll compete at the beautiful Yeamans Hall Club, hosted by the College of Charleston.
As September rolls on, the excitement continues with the Schooner Fall Classic taking place from September 20-22 at the Belmar Golf Club in Norman, Oklahoma, courtesy of the University of Oklahoma. The fall season doesn’t stop there! The Hokies will also tussle it out at the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational from October 17-19 at Finley Golf Club in North Carolina, followed by another exciting matchup at the Landfall Tradition from October 24-26 at the Country Club of Landfall in Wilmington, NC.
After recharging their batteries during winter break, the Hokies will dive back into action for the spring season. They will kick things off with a title defense at the Advance Golf Partners Collegiate from February 1-3 at Hammock Creek Golf Club in Palm City, Florida, hosted by UNCG. Following this, they’ll participate in the Reynolds Lake Oconee Invitational from February 20-22 at the Great Waters Course in Eatonton, Georgia, thanks to Mercer.
March is action-packed for the women’s team as they take on the Yale Invitational at PGA West’s Nicklaus Course in La Quinta, California, on March 9-10, and compete in the Clemson Invitational, scheduled for March 27-29 at The Reserve at Lake Keowee in Sunset, South Carolina. The postseason beckons with the ACC Women’s Golf Championship from April 16-19 at Porters Neck Country Club in Wilmington, NC. The road doesn’t end there, as the team aims for glory at the NCAA Regional play from May 11-13, culminating in the NCAA Championship from May 22-27 at Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.
Let’s Go, Gentlemen!
Meanwhile, the men’s team is getting ready for an equally thrilling slate of action with ten regular-season tournaments lined up, and six of these events being new for the Hokies! Their season gets underway at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate from September 5-7, where they’ll showcase their skills at Tennessee National Golf Club in Loudon, Tennessee, hosted by Tennessee.
After Knoxville, the Hokies will travel to Waynesville, North Carolina, to take part in the JT Poston Invitational from September 14-16 at Waynesville Inn and Golf Club. October brings the action to a fever pitch with three tournaments on the roster. They kick things off with the Cullan Brown Collegiate on October 6-7 in Lexington, Kentucky, hosted by Kentucky, followed by the Furman Intercollegiate on October 18-19 at Furman University Golf Club in Greenville, SC. They’ll close the fall campaign at the Steelwood Collegiate from October 25-26 at Steelwood Country Club in Loxley, Alabama.
As winter melts into spring, the Hokies will return to the course at the Palmas del Mar Collegiate from February 8-10 at Palmas del Mar Country Club in Humacao, Puerto Rico. March will see them highlighted at the Palmetto Intercollegiate on March 9-10 in Aiken, SC, followed by the Linger Longer Invitational from March 20-22, hosted by Kennesaw State at Reynolds Lake Oconee, Georgia. April will serve as a crucial month, starting with the Augusta Haskins Award Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, on April 4-5, and then transitioning to the Lewis Chitengwa Invitational on April 13-14, hosted by Virginia at Birdwood Golf Club in Charlottesville, VA.
As the season draws to a close, the Hokies will turn their eyes to the ACC Men’s Golf Championship from April 23-27 in Panama City Beach, Florida, followed by the NCAA Regionals from May 18-20, with the championship event itself taking place from May 29 to June 3 at the Omni La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, California.
With a jam-packed schedule ahead, both men’s and women’s teams at Virginia Tech are ready to bring home some victories with their hard work and determination. Fans should keep an eye on these talented players as they aim for excellence in the 2025-26 season!
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Additional Resources
- Virginia Tech Women’s Golf Schedule 2025-26
- Google Search: Virginia Tech Golf
- Virginia Tech Men’s Golf Slate 2025-26
- Wikipedia: College Golf
- Carol Robertson – Virginia Tech Women’s Golf
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Golf
- ETSU Women’s Tennis vs Virginia Tech
- Google News: Men’s College Golf
