2025 Westbrook NCAA Invitational hosted by University of Wisconsin

2025 Westbrook Invitational
Hosted by the University of Wisconsin

Westbrook Invitational Set to Kick Off This Weekend!

The Westbrook Invitational, proudly hosted by the University of Wisconsin, begins this Saturday at 9 AM with practice rounds on the Vistas Course and the main event Sunday and Monday.

Several teams arrive extra early, taking advantage of the opportunity to play our other course, the Lakes Course, on Friday:

Wisconsin – 10:00 AM
Kansas – 11:00 AM
Colorado State – 1:00 PM
Washington State – 1:15 PM
Penn State – 2:30 PM

If this is your first time experiencing the Westbrook Invitational, you're in for an exciting weekend of top-tier NCAA women’s golf! This year, we are thrilled to welcome 14 NCAA Women’s Teams, alongside over 200 dedicated members and residents volunteering to make this event a success.

Golf Cart Policy for the Event

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone:

✅ Saturday: Personal carts are allowed on the Vistas Course for those wishing to follow the teams.
🚫 Sunday & Monday (until 2 PM): Only carts designated for volunteers and coaches will be permitted on the Vistas Course.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in making this a fantastic event for all!

How the Tournament Works

This NCAA event consists of four rounds: one practice round and three competition rounds. Here’s what to expect:

Saturday (Practice Round): Teams will tee off from holes 1 & 10 between 9:00 – 10:30 AM and will spend the day practicing at the Vistas Course.
Sunday (36 Holes): The competition officially begins with an 8:30 AM shotgun start. Players will compete in two consecutive rounds (36 holes), wrapping up just before sunset.
Monday (Final Round & Awards): The final 18-hole round begins at 8:30 AM and is expected to conclude around 1:30 PM, followed by the awards ceremony somewhere between 1:30pm and 2:30pm.

Understanding NCAA Golf Scoring

NCAA golf tournaments feature both team and individual competitions happening simultaneously. This year live scoring will be provided by Scoreboard powered by clippd and can be accessed at westbrookgolf.com/uw or the official clippd page

Team Scoring
Each team consists of five players, but only the best four scores count towards the team total for each round (the worst score is dropped).

Example Team Round Score:

Player 1: 72
Player 2: 74
Player 3: 70
Player 4: 75
Player 5: 78 (dropped as the high score)
Team Score for the Round: 72 + 74 + 70 + 75 = 291

At the end of the tournament, the team with the lowest total score over three rounds wins!

Individual Scoring
Each player competes for their own individual score, including any extra players teams bring just for the individual competition. The player with the lowest score over 54 holes is crowned the individual champion.

This weekend promises to be an incredible showcase of talent, competition, and community spirit. In the past we had a NCAA & course record of 61 shot by Anna Zanusso (2020). Whether you’re following your favorite teams, volunteering, or enjoying the atmosphere, get ready for an unforgettable Westbrook Invitational because these players are Good!

A heartfelt thank you goes out to all of our members for your incredible restraint regarding tee-time limitations this weekend. Your cooperation allowed us to accommodate every request even without the need for a Sunday double shotgun. Monday is another story, we were able get everyone on the tee sheet however a few groups are in the 2:45pm shotgun at the Vistas.

This is a wonderful opportunity to watch some amazing golf at the Vistas Course this weekend. Thank you again for your assistance in making this a great weekend!

Get to know University of Wisconsin Coach Todd Oehrlein who is in his 22nd year of coaching the Badgers. Todd has been officially having this event for 13 years, but they have been coming to Westbrook since 2005. There is a very strong following of Todd and his athletes. One great guy who always has a great group of players!