Jacksonville University men’s golf will close its fall season at The Scrappy at Pinetree, a 54-hole tournament hosted by Kennesaw State on Monday and Tuesday at Pinetree Country Club in Kennesaw, Georgia.
The first and second rounds are scheduled for Monday, October 12, with the final round set for Tuesday, October 13. The tournament was formerly known as the Pinetree Intercollegiate.
Tournament field and course
The field includes Jacksonville, Kennesaw State, Bellarmine, Bradley, Belmont, Georgia State, Indiana-Indianapolis, Tennessee Tech, UT Martin, Morehead State and West Georgia. Individuals from Alabama and Augusta State also are scheduled to compete.
Pinetree Country Club will play as a 7,108-yard, par-72 course. The tournament will cover 54 holes, with two rounds Monday and one round Tuesday.
The course was originally designed by Chic Adams in the 1960s and features the topography and pine trees associated with northern Georgia. It includes multiple short par 4s and reachable par 5s.
Jacksonville lineup
Brandon Lohr enters the tournament after tying for 11th at 6 under par in the 2026 West Bay Collegiate Invitational. He has recorded two top-15 finishes in three fall events.
Andrew Morgan most recently tied for 37th at 1 under par at the 2026 West Bay Collegiate Invitational. The junior won ASUN Golfer of the Week earlier in the season and has recorded 40 birdies and one eagle through three tournaments.
Evan Raynor also tied for 37th at 1 under par at the 2026 West Bay Collegiate Invitational. He followed an opening-round 80 with consecutive rounds in the 60s, including a final-round 66 that was the lowest round by a Jacksonville golfer this fall.
Will Harris returns to the lineup after missing the 2026 West Bay Collegiate Invitational. He most recently tied for 76th at 5 over par at the JT Poston Invitational and has recorded two under-par rounds this season.
Ledger Conley is set to make his third start in four fall tournaments. The freshman most recently tied for 81st at 6 over par at the JT Poston Invitational and has recorded tied-for-71st and tied-for-81st finishes in his first two college starts.
Individual competitor
Andrew Sevene will compete as an individual for Jacksonville. He most recently tied for 69th at 7 over par at the 2026 West Bay Collegiate Invitational.
FSB Take
The Scrappy at Pinetree gives Jacksonville Dolphins men’s golf its final competition of the fall season. Lohr’s recent top-15 finish, Morgan’s production through three tournaments and Raynor’s final-round 66 are among the Jacksonville results entering the event.
Harris returns to the lineup, while Conley is set for another start and Sevene will compete as an individual. The tournament begins Monday with two rounds before concluding Tuesday at Pinetree Country Club.
Source: Original report