Notre Dame Wraps Up Fall Season At Williams CupNotre Dame Wraps Up Fall Season At Williams Cup
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WILMINGTON, N.C. - The Fighting Irish men’s golf team concluded the fall portion of their schedule on Tuesday at the Williams Cup at Eagle Point Golf Club in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Notre Dame finished 13th in the loaded field which featured some of the top teams in the country. The Irish shot a 27-over 891 over the 54 holes of play.

Jacob Modleski secured another top-20 finish in individual play, placing tied for 17th overall with a 2-over 218 over the three days of competition. 

ROUND ONE
Notre Dame got off to a strong start with a 4-over 292 on Sunday, positioning the team in second place behind No. 10 Florida.

Modleski started the competition in impressive fashion, firing a 1-under 71 in the first 18 holes of play. The senior was consistent throughout, marking two birdies with just one bogey to start the week in the red.

Qiu was right behind Modleski on the individual leaderboard, posting an even par 72. Qiu finished the round with three birdies. Rocco Salvitti and Liam Pasternak were the other two Notre Dame golfers that scored in the opening round, as Salvitti shot a 2-over 74 and Pasternak had a 3-over 75.

ROUND TWO
Notre Dame struggled to carry its momentum into Monday, as the team finished the day with a 10-over 298 and was in ninth place after 36 holes of play.

Qiu and Modleski had the best rounds for Notre Dame on Monday, as each recorded scores of 1-over 73s.

ROUND THREE
The Fighting Irish finished the tournament with a round of 13-over 301 on Tuesday to finish 13th overall.

Modleski and Qui each shot 2-over 74s on the day while Peyton Blackard was 4-over and Salvitti was 5-over.

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The Irish fall season is now complete and the team will resume the 2026-27 season in the spring.