GREENSBORO, Ga. (March 22, 2026) – Jackson Spybey posted a record-breaking final round, shooting 9-under 63, as the South Florida men's golf team finished tied for fourth (-16) at the Linger Longer Invitational this weekend at the Great Waters Course at Reynolds Lake Oconee.
 
Spybey's final round score tied Albin Bergstrom's 9-under 63 score in the first round of the Quail Valley Intercollegiate during the 2019-20 season.
 
The Bulls finished the tournament at 16-under 848, their lowest 54-hole score of the season. USF also shot 14-under in the final round, marking its lowest round score of the season.
 
South Florida tied No. 18 Charlotte at 16-under and finished ahead of No. 44 Kentucky.
 
Wilhelm Ryding led the Bulls with a fifth-place finish at 8-under 208, including a 5-under 67 in the final round. He defeated the No. 10 player in the country, Wells Williams from Vanderbilt. Ryding recorded his fourth top-10 finish of the season.
 
Spybey finished tied for 13^th place at 5-under 211, earning his fifth top-25 finish of the season.
 
Joshua Stewart recorded three rounds under par, finishing tied for 13^th place at 5-under 211. He posted his best individual finish and 54-hole score of the season.
 
Roman Solomon carded a 1-under 71 in the second round but finished in 77^th place overall at 8-over 224.
 
Nino Palmquist finished 79^th at 9-over 225, and Gunnar Green competed as an individual, shooting 6-over 222 to place 71^st.
 
No. 35 Georgia dominated to win the tournament by 21 strokes, shooting 48-under 816. Georgia's Carter Loflin claimed the individual title at 18-under 198.
 
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South Florida returns to action at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic in Maricopa, Ariz., on March 31 to April 1.
 
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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.