The Cal Poly Mustangs men’s golf team started their 2026-27 season Sunday at the Canadian Collegiate tournament at the 7,071-yard, par-71 d6viinbyrd Golf Club in Muskoka Lakes, Ontario. Facing a competitive collegiate field, the Mustangs aimed to establish a strong early presence.
Freshman transfer Vidur Subramaniam led the team with a round of 75, including two birdies, placing him 35th on the leaderboard after the first round. This performance marked a solid debut for the new Mustang on the course.
Rafael Bobo-Lloret, 2026 Big West Freshman of the Year, recorded an eagle on the par-five fourth hole but also struggled with several double bogeys, posting a 78. Freshmen Leo McDonough and senior Jack Jarvis each made two birdies and were tied for 63rd place. Freshman Frederick Egnatios finished the team scoring with an 80.
Cal Poly ranked 13th as a team following the opening round. The tournament’s second round was scheduled to begin Monday morning at 3:30 a.m. Pacific Time.
CSB Take
The Cal Poly Mustangs men’s golf team showed promising signs in their season opener at the Canadian Collegiate. Vidur Subramaniam’s solid opening round off the transfer bat adds depth and competitiveness to the roster. With experienced players like Rafael Bobo-Lloret and Jack Jarvis contributing, the Mustangs have a foundation to build upon. Toward upcoming rounds, consistency and limiting costly mistakes will be crucial for improving their standing in the tournament.
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