Tournament Facts
Date: Oct. 27-29, 2025
Format: Three-days; 54 holes (18 holes each day); 5-count-4
Time: 8:30 a.m. HT, shotgun start
Course: Ka‘anapali Golf Club; Royal Ka‘anapali Course
Location: Lahaina, Maui
Yardage (Par): 6,700 (71)
Live Scoring: Scoreboard.clippd.com
Media Relations Contact: Derek Inouchi
E-mail:
inouchi@hawaii.edu
Defending Champion (Team): Oklahoma
Defending Champion (Individual): Jaxon Dowell, Oklahoma
Participating Teams (19):
Hawaiʻi, Boise State, Colorado, CSUN, East Tennessee State, Florida Gulf Coast, Georgia, Gonzaga, Indiana, Kansas, North Florida, Oklahoma, Sacramento State, San Jose State, Southern Illinois, TCU, UConn, UC Irvine, Wyoming
Tournament History
The Ka‘anapali Classic by OUTRIGGER debuted in 2014 at the Ka‘anapali Golf Courses in west Maui. The Royal Ka‘anapali has served as host since the tournament’s inception and has attracted the best in college golf as the schools wrap up their fall seasons.
The inaugural tournament featured a 13-team field and was won by Oregon. A different team won the title the first five years of the tournament until Oklahoma won its second title in 2019. The Sooners have won a record five Ka‘anapali titles, including three-straight from 2022-24. Four teams have featured multiple medalists – California, Clemson, Georgia, and Oklahoma. The tournament has featured an individual playoff twice in 2014 and 2019.
Kansas set the tournament record in 2021 with an 800 total while Georgia’s Trent Phillips and Oklahoma’s Quade Cummins hold the individual record at 193 in 2019. Phillips won the title in a seven-hole playoff.
Host UH’s best team finish was seventh place in 2015 while individually, two Rainbow Warriors posted Top 10 finishes - Pono Tokioka (t-5th) in 2014 and James Horton (t-9th) in 2015.
Low 54-Hole Score:
Team: 800, Kansas (2021)
Individual: 193, Trent Phillips, Georgia and Quade Cummins, Oklahoma (2019)
Most Team Championships:
5 – Oklahoma (2015, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024)
1 – Oregon (2014)
1 – Clemson (2016)
1 – LSU (2017)
1 – California (2018)
1 – Kansas (2021)
1 – East Tenessee State (2023)
Individual Medalist:
3 – Oklahoma
2 – California, Clemson, Georgia
1 – Loyola-Md., North Florida, Oregon
Multiple Individual Medalist:
None
Past Tournament Champions
| Year |
Team Champion |
Individual Champion |
Course |
| 2014 |
Oregon (819) |
Aaron Wise, Oregon (203)+
MJ Maguire, North Florida (203) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2015 |
Oklahoma (837) |
Zach Healy, Georgia (205) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2016 |
Clemson (826) |
Doc Redman, Clemson (198) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2017 |
LSU (821) |
K.K. Limbhasut, California (201) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2018 |
California (805) |
Sebastian Crampton, California (196) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2019 |
Oklahoma (805) |
Trent Phillips, Georgia (193)*$
Quade Cummins, Oklahoma (193) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2020 |
No Tournament (COVID) |
|
|
| 2021 |
Kansas (800)* |
Brandon Berry, Loyola-Md. (197) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2022 |
Oklahoma (811) |
Andrew Swanson, Clemson (195) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2023 |
East Tennessee State (810)
Oklahoma (810) |
Luke Kluver, Oklahoma (195) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
| 2024 |
Oklahoma (810) |
Jaxon Dowell, Oklahoma (196) |
Royal Ka‘anapali GC |
* denotes tournament record
+ won in first playoff hole
$ won in 7th playoff hole
