PRINCETON, N.J. – The Yale men's golf team wrapped up competition at the Princeton Invitational, held at Springdale Golf Club. Originally scheduled as a 54-hole tournament, the event was shortened to 36 holes due to rain, with 18 holes played each day.
Yale finished fourth out of 14 teams, carding a two-day total of 582 (+14) with rounds of 290 and 292. The Bulldogs were just one stroke behind third-place Seton Hall (581) and three strokes behind runner-up Rutgers (579). Host Princeton claimed the team title with a 566 (289–277).
Tournament Summary
- Will Lodge finished fifth overall after posting back-to-back rounds of even-par 71.
- Blake Brantley tied for 11th with scores of 71 and 73 and a total of 144.
- Sam Davis tied for 19th, finishing with a 147 (74–73).
Notes
- It was Lodge's first top-five finish this spring.
- Matthew Lin led all competitors in par-three scoring (2.74).
- Lin also ranked 10th in total birdies with seven.
- Will Lodge was one of just six players in the field to record an eagle.
Looking Ahead
The Bulldogs return to action at the 2025 Ivy League Championship, beginning Friday, April 25.
