Carlier Leads Jayhawks to Fifth Place at Ka’anapali Classic

Monday, October 26

Maui, Hawaii

University of Kansas

Ka'anapali Classic

Live Scoring Final Results (PDF)

10/27/2026 5:09:00 PM | Men's Golf

Live Scoring Final Results (PDF)

LAHAINA, Haw. - Kansas men's golf concluded its fall slate on Tuesday with a fifth-place finish at the Ka'anapali Classic in Lahaina, Hawaii. The Jayhawks finished two shots behind fourth-place Oklahoma, while Georgia won the outright team title.

"We had a little different of a tournament this week with the weather forecast,"Kansas assistant coach Tony Blake said. "I think the guys responded well under the circumstances. All 5 guys had scores that contributed to the team."

Sophomore Arthur Carlier led the way for Kansas, finishing tied for fifth place at 206 (-7).

Blake added that "Arthur had another top 5 finish to finish out what was already a strong fall season for him. Will fought back on the final round to finish in the top 10.
Overall a really solid fall season for the team and it's always a treat to be able to finish it in Hawaii!"

Carlier came to life on the final day of the tournament after consecutive rounds shooting 70 (-1). Including an eagle on the sixth hole, Carlier shot a 66 (-5) on the final day of work to wrap up the tournament in a two-way tie for fifth.

Senior Will Baker joined Carlier under par, carding a pair of eagles in the final round as he carded a 66 (-5) that left him with a 209 (-4) stroke total for the tournament.

Freshman Nicolas Vidal Reig and junior Hartej Grewal, who played as an independent, finished tied for 37th, each recording a 216 (+3) for the event. Grewal's best round, a three-under 68, came in round three while Vidal Reig's, a two-under 69, came in round two.

Senior Max Jelinek wrapped up his event four shots behind Vidal Reig and Grewal, finishing in a tie for 65th at 220 (+7). Jelinek closed his event on a high note with an even-par 71 in round three.

Like Jelinek, senior Noah Holtzman's best round was an even-par 71 in round three, as he rounded out the week tied for 106th place.

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The Ka'anapali Classic concludes Kansas' fall schedule. The Jayhawks will be back in action on February 15 at The Prestige, hosted by Stanford.