Wake Forest Athletics
Wake Forest Heads to Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational for Final Fall Contest
10/16/2026 2:00:00 PM | Men's Golf
The Deacs are making their Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational debut.
SAUCIER, Miss. - Looking to earn both the team and individual titles this season, Wake Forest men's golf makes their debut at the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational starting Oct. 17, held at the Fallen Oak Golf Club in Saucier, Miss.
Wake Forest is one of two ACC representatives in the tournament alongside Florida State. They will be facing 14 other teams from the SEC, Big Ten, and Sun Belt Conferences.
Last Time Out
The Deacs competed at the Hamptons Intercollegiate in East Hampton, N.Y. The team finished third overall, with a 13-over.
After a one-over first round and a three-over second round, Wake finished the tournament with a nine-over third round. The Deacs finished third behind Florida and Rutgers.
Freshman Sage Bradshaw led the charge for Wake Forest all tournament, and finished tied for ninth place with two-over for the entire tournament. Bradshaw recorded 11 birdies over all three rounds.
Senior Nicholas Prieto continued to be a top performer for the Deacs. During round one, Priteo recorded a 71 (-1) with three birdies. In the second round, he recorded a 72 (E) with three birdies. In the final round, he recorded a four-over to finish tied for 13th place at three-over.
Wake Forest at the Hamptons Intercollegiate
This marks the first time that Wake Forest will compete in the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational. This is the fourth year of this tournament, and the Deacs look to make their mark in their first outing.
Wake Forest Lineup
Nicholas Prieto | Miami, Fla. | Sr.
Tom Haberer | Hildesheim, Germany | Sr.
Sage Bradshaw | Bluffton, S.C. | Fr.
Rasmus Ditzinger | Täby, Sweden | Previous School: Fairfield | Jr.
Nolan Harper | St. Augustine, Fla. | Previous School: Florida Gulf Coast | Jr.
Participating Teams (Rankings through Scoreboard)
Arkansas (1)
Alabama (4)
Tennessee (9)
Illinois (12)
Georgia (14)
Ohio State (20)
Wake Forest (30)
Mississippi State (34)
LSU (36)
Ole Miss (37)
South Carolina (46)
Southern Mississippi (57)
Iowa (58)
Florida State
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Monday Tee Times off of Hole 10 (Live scoring via Scoreboard)
Course Overview:
Wake Forest is one of two ACC representatives in the tournament alongside Florida State. They will be facing 14 other teams from the SEC, Big Ten, and Sun Belt Conferences.
Last Time Out
The Deacs competed at the Hamptons Intercollegiate in East Hampton, N.Y. The team finished third overall, with a 13-over.
After a one-over first round and a three-over second round, Wake finished the tournament with a nine-over third round. The Deacs finished third behind Florida and Rutgers.
Freshman Sage Bradshaw led the charge for Wake Forest all tournament, and finished tied for ninth place with two-over for the entire tournament. Bradshaw recorded 11 birdies over all three rounds.
Senior Nicholas Prieto continued to be a top performer for the Deacs. During round one, Priteo recorded a 71 (-1) with three birdies. In the second round, he recorded a 72 (E) with three birdies. In the final round, he recorded a four-over to finish tied for 13th place at three-over.
Wake Forest at the Hamptons Intercollegiate
This marks the first time that Wake Forest will compete in the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational. This is the fourth year of this tournament, and the Deacs look to make their mark in their first outing.
Wake Forest Lineup
Nicholas Prieto | Miami, Fla. | Sr.
- Finished T15 at the Highlands Invitational
- 2026 NCAA Division I PING All-Region team
- Captured his first collegiate title as a Demon Deacon after shooting 203 (-13) at the Bryan National Collegiate
- Finished the 2025-26 season tied for the team-lead with a 70.65 average
- Earned a career low 66 (-6) at Palmas del Mar Collegiate
- Five top-ten finishes during the 2025-26 season
Tom Haberer | Hildesheim, Germany | Sr.
- Earned the individual title at the Elon Phoenix Invitational earlier this week
- Finished seventh at the Highlands Invitational
- February 2026 ACC Men's Golfer of the Month
- At the Palmas del Mar Collegiate, Haberer secured his first collegiate victory by two strokes with a 203 (-13)
- Finished second at the Hamptons Intercollegiate, marking his second runner-up finish of the year in 2025
Sage Bradshaw | Bluffton, S.C. | Fr.
- Finished T5 at the Highlands Invitational
- 2025 Beth Daniel Junior Azalea Champion
- Nationally ranked No. 33 in class of 2026
Rasmus Ditzinger | Täby, Sweden | Previous School: Fairfield | Jr.
- Including the 2026 MAAC Championship, Ditzinger won four tournaments over the 2025-26 season with a total of eight top-three finishes in 11 events
- Unanimous MAAC Player of the Year and the individual MAAC Champion. He was previously named the Fairfield Athletics Men's co-Athlete of the Year in addition to an All-MAAC First Team selection.
- Ditzinger collected 2026 NCAA Division I All-Northeast Region honors from PING and the Golf Coaches Association of America.
Nolan Harper | St. Augustine, Fla. | Previous School: Florida Gulf Coast | Jr.
- 2026 First Team All-ASUN
- Posted a 70.4 scoring average in 2026
- His round of 63 tied Florida Gulf Coast's all-time single-round record and his 54-hole total tied for the lowest in program history
- Finished the 2026 season nationally ranked No. 179
Participating Teams (Rankings through Scoreboard)
Arkansas (1)
Alabama (4)
Tennessee (9)
Illinois (12)
Georgia (14)
Ohio State (20)
Wake Forest (30)
Mississippi State (34)
LSU (36)
Ole Miss (37)
South Carolina (46)
Southern Mississippi (57)
Iowa (58)
Florida State
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Monday Tee Times off of Hole 10 (Live scoring via Scoreboard)
- Nolan Harper (10:30 a.m.)
- Sage Bradshaw (10:40 a.m.)
- Tom Haberer (10:50 a.m.)
- Rasmus Ditzinger (11 a.m.)
- Nicholas Prieto (11:10 a.m.)
Course Overview:
- Fallen Oak Golf Club - Saucier, Miss.
- 7,487 yards, par 72,
- Designed by legendary course architect, Tom Fazio, exclusively for guests of Beau Rivage Resort & Casino, Fallen Oak raises the bar for luxury resort golf in this region. The 18 hole, par-72 championship layout unfolds in a majestic, almost cinematic, invitation to all who love the game. It's a challenge few can – or should – resist. This is 510 acres of pure heaven… or hell, depending on how your scorebook looks that day. Be among the first to test its hype. Titanium is optional. Nerves of steel are not.
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