Golf Headed to NCAA San Diego Regional

DAYTON/INDIANAPOLIS – Winners of their eighth Horizon League Championship in program history, the Wright State golf team is headed to the NCAA Championship for the seventh time in program history, where the Raiders will take part in the San Diego Regional. The Raiders learned their destination Wednesday afternoon as part of the live Selection Show on the Golf Channel.

The Raiders will play a practice round on Sunday, May 12 before teeing off the regional with 18 holes each day from Monday-Wednesday, May 13-15 at The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe, California. San Diego is one of six regional sites that will all tee off around the country over those three days, with the National Championship teeing off May 24-29 in Carlsbad, California.

Wright State captured its eighth Horizon League Championship in Florida earlier this month, the second-most all-time in the Horizon, while Wright State has now won three team championships in the last five seasons. Andrew Flynn won the HL's individual title, becoming the third-straight Raider to capture the Horizon League individual title and is the ninth Wright State player to win the HL individual title, continuing to build upon the League-record mark.

Worth the wait! Here's the moment we found out we're headed to San Diego for the NCAA Regional!#RaiderUP | #RaiderFamily | #FullRaid pic.twitter.com/owHRS1MEuF
— Wright State Golf (@WrightStateGolf) May 1, 2024

Players Mentioned

Andrew Flynn

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