ESTERO, Fla., Oct. 7, 2025 – The University of South Florida men's golf team sent four players to compete individually at the West Bay Collegiate this week, highlighted by an impressive performance from Jackson Spybey, who finished 3rd at 12-under par.

Spybey posted rounds of 68, 71, and a standout 65 in the final round to lead the Bulls. His seven-under closing round was among the lowest of the day, locking in a third-place finish for the junior.

Freshman Roman Solomon continued his strong start to collegiate play, finishing two-under par in his second-ever competition after rounds of 76, 67, and 71.

The West Bay Collegiate helped the Bulls build on their early-season momentum heading into the remainder of the fall schedule.
 
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The West Bay Collegiate marked the third of five fall tournaments for USF. After back-to-back solid showings at the Bearcat Invitational and Windon Memorial Classic, the Bulls continued their strong play with a competitive performance in this individuals-only event, building on their consistency through the fall schedule.

They turn their focus to the remainder of the fall season, returning to team play at the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational, hosted by Michigan State on Oct. 19-20 in Vero Beach, Fla.
 
For full results from the West Bay Collegiate and the Bulls' complete fall schedule, visit the Bulls schedule page.  

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About USF Men's Golf
The USF men's golf program has captured 19 conference titles and has seen players earn 19 All-America honors. The Bulls have won six American Athletic Conference Tournament championships in wire-to-wire fashion, winning four consecutive from 2015-18. The Bulls have had six individual conference champions, including Jake Peacock in both 2024 and 2025. They went to nine straight NCAA Regional appearances from 2013-2022, including a 6th place finish in NCAA Championship match-play in 2015. USF is led by Steve Bradley, who has been named American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year five times since taking over the program in 2014. The Bulls have posted 25 tournament wins under Bradley including three in the 2023-24 season, by far the most under any coach in program history.
 
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