MG Preview: Mountaineer Invitational

Texas Tech Men's Golf Preview – Spring Tournament #7 // Season Tournament #11
Tournament: Mountaineer Invitational
Host: West Virginia
Dates: April 14-15 (Mon.-Tue.)
Format: Stroke play / 5-count-4 / 54 holes (36-Mon., 18-Tue.)
Golf Course: Pete Dye Golf Club / Par-72, 7,308 yards
Location: Bridgeport, West Virginia
Live-Scoring/Tee Times: Scoreboard

Texas Tech Lineup:
1. Connor Graham
2. Calum Scott
3. Charlie DeLong
4. Tim Wiedemeyer
5. Ben Gregg

Participants - 18:
No. 4 Oklahoma State
Army West Point
Drexel
George Mason
James Madison
Kentucky
Marshall
Navy
Oral Roberts
Robert Morris
TCU
Tennessee Tech
Texas Tech
Villanova
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Western Kentucky
William & Mary

(Rankings above are Top 25 positions for teams as of 04/09/25 via Scoreboard)

Schedule of Events:
Sunday, April 13: Practice Round
Monday, April 14: First and Second Rounds (36 holes), shotgun start, continuous play starting at 8:15 a.m. EDT
Tuesday, April 15: Final Round (18 holes), shotgun start, starting at 8:00 a.m. EDT

Team/Event Notes:

West Virginia is set to host the Red Raiders and 16 other teams for the 2025 Mountaineer Invitational.
The Mountaineer Invitational began in 2015; it will be Texas Tech's first time participating in the event.
This week's event represents the Red Raiders' final regular-season event with the Big 12 Championships as its next scheduled event, April 22-24.
The Mountaineer Invitational will be the Red Raiders' 11th event of the season and seventh of the spring season. Tech's best team finish this season was placing second (839, -13) at The Prestige in La Quinta, Calif., Feb. 17-19.
The Mountaineer Invitational field, which has 18 total teams, will have fewer Top 25 teams than the Red Raiders have seen over their past few events. Oklahoma State is the sole Top 25 team checking in at No. 4. Texas Tech comes in as the second-highest ranked team, as it sits No. 28 for the second-straight week, being right outside the Top 25.
There are four Big 12 teams in the 18-team field; the Big 12 represents four of the top five teams among the 18 in action in terms of rankings with the top five ranked teams as follows: Oklahoma State (No. 4), Texas Tech (No. 28), TCU (No. 52), Kentucky (No. 74) and West Virginia (No. 95). The 13 others reside outside the Top 100.
Texas Tech rose as high as No. 19 in the Feb. 26 national rankings. The Red Raiders have been in and just outside of the Top 25 for most of the spring season.
- No. 23 (Feb. 12), No. 21 (Feb. 19), No. 19 (Feb. 26), No. 21 (March 5), No. 26 (March 12), No. 21 (March 19), No. 26 (March 26), No. 28 (April 2) and No. 28 (April 9).
Per the most recent PGA Tour University rankings released on April 9, Calum Scott checked in at No. 15 and Charlie DeLong at No. 33.
While the PGA Tour U rankings are reserved for upperclassmen nearing exhausting eligibility, the national rankings for all collegiate individuals have freshman Connor Graham leading the Red Raiders at No. 60 in all of college golf.

What's Ahead for Texas Tech:
April 22-24: Big 12 Championships
Tulsa, OK // Southern Hills Golf Club

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Players Mentioned

Charlie DeLong

Connor Graham

Ben Gregg

Calum Scott

Tim Wiedemeyer