Army West Point golf has unveiled its 2026–27 schedule, featuring a national tour across seven states, including significant rivalries and elite tournaments. The season kicks off with the Folds of Honor Collegiate in Michigan and includes notable events like the Army–Navy Star Match, Commander-In-Chief's Cup, and multiple competitive invitationals. The spring season features tournaments in Puerto Rico and South Carolina, leading up to the Patriot League Championship and potential NCAA postseason opportunities.

By the Numbers
  • The Black Knights will compete in seven states throughout the season.
  • Key events include the Army-Navy Star Match on October 3-4 and the Patriot League Championship on April 30-May 2.
State of Play
  • Fall 2026 begins with the Folds of Honor Collegiate on September 7–9 in Michigan.
  • Key tournaments throughout the year include the Haskins Award Invitational in April and the possible NCAA Regionals in May.
What's Next

The Black Knights aim to qualify for NCAA Regionals in May 2027, with the potential to compete in the NCAA Championships later that month in California.

Bottom Line

Army West Point continues to build a rigorous and competitive schedule, positioning itself for both regional recognition and championship contention in the upcoming season.