Monday, October 26
Monterrey, Mexico (Club Campestre de Monterrey)
North Dakota State
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Monterrey Collegiate Classic
Photo by: Benjamin Dishong
10/23/2026 11:00:00 AM | Men's Golf
FARGO, N.D. – The North Dakota State men's golf team concludes their fall schedule at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic in Monterrey, Mexico on October 26-27.
Tournament Schedule
The Monterrey Collegiate Classic will be a 54-hole tournament played over the course of two days. The first 27 holes will be played on Monday, and the final 27 holes will be played on Tuesday.
Follow the Action
Live results for the tournament will be provided by Scoreboard Live, powered by Clippd. A link to the live scoring can be found on the Men's Golf Schedule page on gobison.com.
The Tournament Field
10 teams will compete at Club Campestre Monterrey in Mexico. Alongside NDSU and hosts George Washington University, the rest of the field will include Drexel, Howard, Utah Tech, Loyola Maryland, Rhode Island, Utah State, Idaho and Eastern Washington.
The Course
Club Campestre Monterrey's golf course finished construction in 1955, initially designed by John Bredamus and finished by architect Larry Hughes. The whole course underwent a renovation in 1993, which featured replacements of the fairway grass (Common Bermuda to Bermuda 419) and the putting surface (changed to Bent A-4). In 1997, architect William Love brought forth his vision of expanding the course, and nine more holes were subsequently added on. The three nine-hole tracks, named Silla, Mitras, and Sierra feature tree-lined fairways, immaculate grass conditions, and the ability for golfers to play creatively.
Last Time Out
The Bison collected their third fourth-place finish of the season at the Zach Johnson Invitational in West Des Moines, Iowa. It was the ninth consecutive top-five finish for the Bison at the tournament, dating back to the 2016-17 season. Carter White fired rounds of 73, 68 and 68 to collect his third top-10 of the year with a sixth-place finish. Peyton Albers tied for 10th at one-under, his third top-10 of the season as well. Henry Johnson tied his career-low 54-hole score with a 219, while Joey Mackinac fired a career-low round of 69 on the final day. The tournament will be hosted on the Sierra-Silla track, which sits at 7,258 yards from the back tees and boasts an average par-3 length of 201 yards.
Bison In Mexico
The Bison return to Mexico for the Monterrey Collegiate Classic for the fourth straight season. The Bison earned a team victory in 2024, and settled for second in 2023. Four Bison placed inside the top 15 in 2024, leading to a dominate final round that saw them jump into first and win by 10 strokes. The Bison took seventh in last year's tournament, highlighted by Jake Skarperud and Carter White both finishing inside the top 20.
The Lineup
The Bison will take seven golfers down to Mexico. The lineup will include Carter White, Peyton Albers, Joey Mackinac, Henry Johnson and Andrew Ballou. Sean Moore and Elias Ekern will also travel and compete as individuals.
Not Once, But Twice
Carter White earned his second Summit League Peak Golfer of the Week honors of the season this past week after his fifth-place finish at the Metropolis Intercollegiate. White carded his first career hole-in-one in the second round, then fired four birdies in round three to jump up 11 spots on the leaderboard. White previously earned the honors in the opening week of the season for NDSU, when he collected his first career collegiate victory at the ANF Fall Classic.
Hot Start
First year golfer Peyton Albers has kicked off his collegiate career in a big way, taking home three top 10 finishes in his first five tournaments. The Waunakee, Wisconsin native fired rounds of 70, 71 and 72 in his collegiate debut at the ANF Fall Classic, finishing in a tie for tenth at -3 overall. He followed that up with rounds of 68, 75 and 70 at the Badger Invitational, again finishing in a tie for 10th at -3 overall. Last week, He carded an opening round 68, followed up by a pair of 72s, again finishing in a tie for 10th at the Zach Johnson Invitational. Albers currently owns four of the eleven lowest rounds by a Bison this season.
Looking Ahead
The Monterrey Collegiate Classic is the final tournament of the fall season for NDSU. The Bison men's golf team will take a few months off before returning to action in February at the Loyola Intercollegiate.
Tournament Schedule
The Monterrey Collegiate Classic will be a 54-hole tournament played over the course of two days. The first 27 holes will be played on Monday, and the final 27 holes will be played on Tuesday.
Follow the Action
Live results for the tournament will be provided by Scoreboard Live, powered by Clippd. A link to the live scoring can be found on the Men's Golf Schedule page on gobison.com.
The Tournament Field
10 teams will compete at Club Campestre Monterrey in Mexico. Alongside NDSU and hosts George Washington University, the rest of the field will include Drexel, Howard, Utah Tech, Loyola Maryland, Rhode Island, Utah State, Idaho and Eastern Washington.
The Course
Club Campestre Monterrey's golf course finished construction in 1955, initially designed by John Bredamus and finished by architect Larry Hughes. The whole course underwent a renovation in 1993, which featured replacements of the fairway grass (Common Bermuda to Bermuda 419) and the putting surface (changed to Bent A-4). In 1997, architect William Love brought forth his vision of expanding the course, and nine more holes were subsequently added on. The three nine-hole tracks, named Silla, Mitras, and Sierra feature tree-lined fairways, immaculate grass conditions, and the ability for golfers to play creatively.
Last Time Out
The Bison collected their third fourth-place finish of the season at the Zach Johnson Invitational in West Des Moines, Iowa. It was the ninth consecutive top-five finish for the Bison at the tournament, dating back to the 2016-17 season. Carter White fired rounds of 73, 68 and 68 to collect his third top-10 of the year with a sixth-place finish. Peyton Albers tied for 10th at one-under, his third top-10 of the season as well. Henry Johnson tied his career-low 54-hole score with a 219, while Joey Mackinac fired a career-low round of 69 on the final day. The tournament will be hosted on the Sierra-Silla track, which sits at 7,258 yards from the back tees and boasts an average par-3 length of 201 yards.
Bison In Mexico
The Bison return to Mexico for the Monterrey Collegiate Classic for the fourth straight season. The Bison earned a team victory in 2024, and settled for second in 2023. Four Bison placed inside the top 15 in 2024, leading to a dominate final round that saw them jump into first and win by 10 strokes. The Bison took seventh in last year's tournament, highlighted by Jake Skarperud and Carter White both finishing inside the top 20.
The Lineup
The Bison will take seven golfers down to Mexico. The lineup will include Carter White, Peyton Albers, Joey Mackinac, Henry Johnson and Andrew Ballou. Sean Moore and Elias Ekern will also travel and compete as individuals.
Not Once, But Twice
Carter White earned his second Summit League Peak Golfer of the Week honors of the season this past week after his fifth-place finish at the Metropolis Intercollegiate. White carded his first career hole-in-one in the second round, then fired four birdies in round three to jump up 11 spots on the leaderboard. White previously earned the honors in the opening week of the season for NDSU, when he collected his first career collegiate victory at the ANF Fall Classic.
Hot Start
First year golfer Peyton Albers has kicked off his collegiate career in a big way, taking home three top 10 finishes in his first five tournaments. The Waunakee, Wisconsin native fired rounds of 70, 71 and 72 in his collegiate debut at the ANF Fall Classic, finishing in a tie for tenth at -3 overall. He followed that up with rounds of 68, 75 and 70 at the Badger Invitational, again finishing in a tie for 10th at -3 overall. Last week, He carded an opening round 68, followed up by a pair of 72s, again finishing in a tie for 10th at the Zach Johnson Invitational. Albers currently owns four of the eleven lowest rounds by a Bison this season.
Looking Ahead
The Monterrey Collegiate Classic is the final tournament of the fall season for NDSU. The Bison men's golf team will take a few months off before returning to action in February at the Loyola Intercollegiate.
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