University of Connecticut
Ka'anapali Collegiate Invitational
10/27/2026 8:49:00 PM | Men's Golf
MAUI, HI - The UConn's men's golf team competed in the Ka'anapali Collegiate Invitational on Tuesday, finishing in 14th place at the event hosted by the Royal Ka'anapali Golf Course in Maui, Hawaii.
The Huskies finished with a three-day score of 873 (+21) on the par 71 course. The event need to shift its schedule with incoming weather. Play was moved up a day with the first 18 holes starting on Sunday. UConn shot a combined +20 and total strokes of 588, over the first two rounds but came back strong in the final round, shooting a combined +1 (285).
Junior Kai-Jun Huang (Taipei, Taiwan) was the leader for the Huskies this week in Maui, shooting an even par over his three rounds. Huang's best round of the tournament came in the opening round, firing off a 68 (-3) en route to a 24th place finish.
Junior Matt Costello (Taunton, MA) and freshman Yves Koller (Zurich, Switzerland), playing as an individual, each finished tied for 65th (+7). Fifth year Justin Burroughs (Pensacola, FL) finishing just behind, tied for 70th (+8).
Sophomore Brennan Korn (Flagstaff, AZ) was tied for 77th(+10) while classmate Matthew Oliveira (Dartmouth, MA) rounded out the UConn lineup finishing in a tie for 110th (+17). Both Korn and Oliveira had the low rounds for the Huskies in the final round, both finishing one-under.
The Huskies will now turn their attention to the spring, where they are set to prepare for BIG EAST Match-Play, which is set to kick off on Februrary 8th at Bear Lakes Country Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.
