Ducks Conclude Fall Action at Cal Poly Invitational

EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon men's golf team closes out its fall schedule with a trip Carmel, Calif., to compete in the Cal Poly Invitational on Oct. 27.

The two-day event at The Preserve Golf Club will feature 36 holes of golf on Monday, followed by a final round on Tuesday. Live scoring will be provided by Clippd.

THE FIELD
The Ducks will be a part of an 11-team field that features three ranked opponents:

No. 25 BYU, No. 32 Long Beach State, No. 48 California, Cal Poly, Colorado State, Grand Canyon, Kent State, Oregon, San Diego, Santa Clara and Saint Mary's

THE LINEUP
The Ducks will send six total players to the Preserve, including a pair of seniors who have played in each of Oregon's fall tournaments:

Cal Poly Invitational
1) Aiden Krafft – 2024 Sahalee Players Championship Medalist.
2) Jay Gould-Healy – T7 finish at 2025 Big Ten Championships.
3) Sebastian Desoisa – T37 at Sahalee Players Championship.
4) Oscar Lent – T1 at 2025 Tindall Individual Tournament.
5) Tim Chang –T37 at Sahalee Players Championship.
IND) Jeffrey Kwak – T10 (-3) at the 2025 Duck Invitational.

TEE IT UP

The Preserve Club will play as a 7,041 yard, par-72 course.
Last year at the Preserve Golf Club Collegiate Invitational, Oregon finished fourth overall at 3-under par, its first result of par or better this season. The Ducks tied for the most pars in the field over 54 holes with 170. UCLA took home the team title at 23-under par, 10 strokes ahead of runner-up San Diego State.
Last time at the Preserve, Jay Gould-Healy also put together his best tournament as a Duck, earning his first-career top-10 finish with a 3-under 213. The current senior tallied four birdies and three bogeys for a 1-under 71, his second under-par round of the tournament. Gould-Healy posted the fourth-best par-4 scoring average in the field at 3.93 and his 37 pars tied for the third-most at the course.
Senior Aiden Krafft led the Ducks with 13 birdies and a 4.75 par-5 scoring average when he played at the Preserve in 2025. Krafft is coming off a pair of match wins at the Notah Begay III Match Play in his home state, New Mexico.
Oregon freshman Oscar Lent and Sebastian Desoisa have showed promising results early in the fall season, with Lent taking home a share of the Tindall Individual Tournament title during his collegiate debut in September. Desoisa finished T37 in his first tournament as a Duck at the Sahalee Players Championship.

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Ducks Conclude Fall Action at Cal Poly Invitational

Players Mentioned

Tim Chang

Sebastian Desoisa

Jay Gould-Healy

Aiden Krafft

Jeffrey Kwak

Oscar Lent

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