Texas leads after Round 1 at St. Andrews Links Collegiate
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 11:34 PM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

The University of Texas emerged in front in both men's and women's team competitions at the St. Andrews Links Collegiate in Scotland on October 12. The men’s team opened with a score of 5 under par, while Daniel Bennett led individually with a 6-under 64. On the women’s side, Texas concluded the round at 5 under, with Hannah Ounap taking the top individual spot after a 6-under 66. The event features teams from Texas, Washington, Pennsylvania, and St. Andrews, with stroke play rounds determining the medal and match-play pairings. Round 2 coverage begins on Golf Channel on Tuesday.
- •Texas men's team scored 5 under par in Round 1.
- •Daniel Bennett leads the men's individual competition at 6 under.
- •Texas women's team is also 5 under, leading by six shots.
- •Hannah Ounap heads the women's individual leaderboard at 6 under.
- •Round 2 coverage airs on Golf Channel at 9 a.m. ET on Tuesday.
- 11:34 PMYahoo Sports — Texas sets pace for men and women after Round 1 of St. Andrews Links Collegiate
"The University of Texas set the pace in both the men’s and women’s team competitions Monday as the St. Andrews Links Collegiate opened under pleasant conditions on the Jubilee Course.
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