STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State women’s golf team tees off its 2026-27 season on Monday at the Folds of Honor Collegiate in Grand Haven, Michigan.
The 54-hole event runs through Wednesday at American Dunes Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course on the southwest Michigan shoreline.
Fans can watch live coverage of all three rounds on the Golf Channel.
Now in its fifth season, the tournament serves as a fundraiser for Folds of Honor, a non-profit that provides scholarships for children and spouses of fallen and disabled service members or first responders.
This will be the Oklahoma State’s first appearance in the event, which features six other teams that participated in last year’s NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championship: Duke, Florida State, Kentucky, Ohio State, Michigan State and Texas A&M.
Former Cowgirl All-American Annie Young begins the second season of her second stint as OSU head coach with a team that’s listed at No. 18 in Golf Channel’s preseason rankings. She returns the entire lineup from last year’s NCAA match play quarterfinalist, including top 10 individual finishers Ellie Bushnell and Marta Silchenko.
The returning core is joined by senior transfer Louise Depadt, the WAC Player of the Year last season at Tarleton State.
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Event: Folds of Honor Collegiate
Dates: Monday-Wednesday, Sept. 7-9, 2026
Site: Grand Haven, Mich.
Course: American Dunes Golf Club
Par: 72
Yardage: 7,213 Yards
Format: 54 holes of stroke play; Five-count-four
Meet the field (Golf Channel preseason Ranking):
Arizona (29)
Duke (6)
Findlay
Florida State (8)
Kansas (30)
Kentucky (32)
Michigan State (34)
Naval Academy
North Carolina A&T
Ohio State (27)
Oklahoma State (18)
Texas A&M(4)
Cowgirl Lineup:
1. Marta SIlchenko (Sr.)
2. Louise Depadt (Sr.)
3. Ellie Bushnell (Sr.)
4. Summer Lee (Jr.)
5. Tarapath Panya (Jr.)
Coverage:
Follow live scoring from the Folds of Honor Collegiate at Scoreboard by Clipp’d.
All three days of the tournament will be broadcast on Golf Channel.
Read daily recaps on okstate.com or follow us on social media.
25 conference titles. 31 NCAA Championship appearances. 49 All-Americans.
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