Cypress Point Hosting...A College Golf Tournament Again
Golfweek's Brentley Romine explains the format and how it came to be that Stanford is hosting a college golf tournament at the ultra-exclusive Cypress Point.
Considering that most of elite clubs do not open their doors to tournaments and some actually sell memberships to universities, it's great to see Cypress Point opening its doors to college golf for the second time. Coupled with the higher-profile East Lake Cup, it's a nice week for college golf.
Social media posts from the teams has been pretty much non-existent, but this recent image shows the bunkers looking as great as they did in MacKenzie's day, with nice fringy fescue edges.

**Spoke too soon. Here's a fun shot from UCLA Coach Derek Freeman:

**A nice photo gallery from Matt Cohn can be viewed here.
Reader Comments (16)
I am sure last years PGA Minority Collegiate Champion Bethune-Cookman could figure out a way to get there if invited. Guess the haves have too much to lose to a team from a historically black university or college.
"For the good of the game" tag line shouldn't have to die with The King!
Many experts have said both Cypress and Pine Valley are too short to host elite golfers. They also say Pine Valley has no space for spectators. I'll bet the Pro's would love to get back to Cypress every year like the Crosby years.
As I recall Cypress bowed out because it did not want it membership reviewed or revealed after the Shoal Creek fiasco. I have heard that Pine Valley doesn't want the Tour or anyone else telling them what changes they would like to the the course. Smart move.
AC, I like your idea, but if I'm not mistaken, saw a special on BC and every player in their top 5 was white.
I feel blessed to have played there and hope those kids do as well
Would be fun to see the scores