The golf tournament titled The Johnnie-O at Sea Island concluded in the United States, where the NC State team participated with Estonia’s Markus Varjun. The tournament took place at the Sea Island Resort in Georgia, featuring a par 72 golf course. A total of 15 university teams competed, with several ranked among the top 50 in college golf in the USA.

In the team category, Georgia Southern and Florida Gulf Coast shared the first place, achieving an impressive cumulative score of -42 over three rounds. Minnesota and Kansas secured the third spot with a score of -39, while NC State, with Varjun in the lineup, finished the tournament fifth with a score of -37, showcasing a strong performance among noteworthy competitors.

Individually, Nebraska's Rudy Sautron and Minnesota’s Chun-Ta Wu both topped the leaderboard with scores of -18. Their performances were highlighted by consistent rounds, with Sautron finishing with scores of 64, 68, and 66, reflecting exceptional skill and strategy on the course. This article reflects the growth and competitiveness of university golf, particularly showcasing the achievements of NC State and the international talents represented in the competition.