WASHINGTON (October 26, 2026) - Howard University men's golf team travels to Mexico to play in the Monterrey International Invitational, hosted by George Washington. The three-day tournament begins Monday (Oct. 26) with a practice round, followed by consecutive competition days Tuesday (Oct. 27) and Wednesday (Oct. 28).
 
FOLLOW THE ACTION
 
Bison nation can follow all the action via live results.
 
HISTORY
 
Founded on Feb. 1,1951 by a group of Monterrey's most prominent industrial leaders. Club Campestre Monterrey is a historic golf club located in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico.
Originally envisioned by local business leaders in the early 1940s, the course officially opened its first 18 holes in 1955.
 
Over the years, the club expanded into a 27-hole championship. The layout was initially planned and designed by golf architect John Bredamus (1943-51) and continued to be designed by architect Larry Hughes (1951-55).
 
From 1993-01, Club Campestre Monterrey hosted the Monterrey Open, a professional golf tournament on what is now known as the Korn Ferry Tour. The event welcomed notable professional golfers including Olin Browne, Scott Gump and David Berjanio Jr., further establishing the club's reputation in competitive golf.
 
TOURNAMENT PREVIEW
 
On Oct. 26-28, the golf team will be competing in the Monterrey International Invitational.
 
The tournament kicks off with a practice round Monday (Oct. 26), allowing the Bison to get familiar with the course before official competition begins Tuesday (Oct.27).
 
The men's golf team will look forward to showcasing their consistency and precision throughout the two days of competition.
 
LAST TIMEOUT
 
The Bison finished 15^th overall at the Trinity Forest Invitational (Oct. 4-6), recording an 11-over par (875) across the 54-hole tournament.
 
Freshman Nathan Szpakowicz also delivered a solid performance, finishing in the top half of the field and tying for 48^th overall.
 
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
 
The Bison will return to action at the Palmas del Mar Collegiate in Humacao, Puerto Rico (Feb. 11-14).
 
For more information, visit the Bison Athletics website at www.HUBison.com.