BREMERTON, Wash. – The Pacific men's golf program prepares for its second tournament of the season, taking part in The Tindall, hosted by Washington on Monday and Tuesday at Golf Mountain Golf Course.

The Tigers remain in the Evergreen State for a second consecutive tournament to begin 2025 after securing a third-place finish at the Palouse Collegiate in the season opener. This week's field consists of 14 teams, including several West Coast Conference opponents. It's the first time the Tigers are competing in The Tindall, which offers a Par 72 course with 7,179 yardage.

Fresh off his Pacific debut, sophomore Felix Bouchard holds the top spot in the Pacific lineup. Bouchard carded a six-under par at the Palouse Collegiate and collected an eagle in the final round of competition during the first tournament of the year.

Sophomore Deitrek Gill also netted a six-under par in his first appearance of the season and will suit up in the second slot for Pacific this week.

Senior Timothy Jung and senior Travis Robbie settle in at the third and fourth positions for the Tigers. While Jung looks for a bounce-back performance from the Palouse Collegiate, Robbie looks to build on a four-under par from the season opener.

Junior Justin Bai rounds out the Pacific lineup and will make his first appearance of the season, replacing senior Ian Fritz from two weeks ago. Sophomore Josh Stuart will compete as an individual in The Tindall.

The 14 teams will play 36 holes on Monday and 18 holes on Tuesday with a shotgun start of 8 a.m. on both days. Live scoring for the two-day tournament can be found here.

Pacific Lineup
1. Felix Bouchard 
2. Deitrek Gill
3. Timothy Jung
4. Travis Robbie
5. Justin Bai 
Individual: Josh Stuart
 
Participating Teams
BYU
California 
Eastern Washington
Grand Canyon
Oregon
Oregon State
Pacific
San Diego
Seattle
Saint Mary's
UNLV
Utah
Washington (Host)
Washington State
 
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