STANFORD, Calif. — Following a two-day stint in the Lone Star State, Stanford men’s golf is back on the East Coast, taking part in the Hamptons Intercollegiate, hosted by Loyola (Md.) from October 6-7.
THE COURSE » The setting for this season’s Hamptons Intercollegiate is the Maidstone Club, which will play as a par-72, 6,665 yard course that has ranked as one of the 100 greatest gold courses in the country since 1969.
Ranked as one of the best in New York State, Maidstone features some of the best features that Long Island has to offer, mixing beach-side roughs with urban sprawl along the greens. Rooted with history, Maidstone offers a stunning backdrop for these golfers to etch their names in Long Island lore.
THE FIELD » This season’s 11-team field boasts 4 teams ranked in the Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Top 25 heading into the weekend.
Headlined by No. 3 Ole Miss, this season’s event includes No. 15 Florida State, No. 21 Georgia and No. 25 Wake Forest alongside Stanford, Georgetown, Yale, Princeton, Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, and hosts Loyola (Md.).
TOURNAMENT FORMAT » The 54-hole tournament will be played under the play five, keep four format over two days. Tee times for Monday and Tuesday from holes 1&10 will start at 7:35 a.m. ET on both days.
THE CARDINAL LINEUP » Hitting the links for Stanford includes the same lineup from the Cardinal’s first two outings. TK Chantananuwat leads the Cardinal at the No. 1 slot, followed by Jay Leng and Dean Greyserman. Nathan Wang is in the No. 4 slot for the Cardinal while Edan Cui heads out at No. 5.
STANFORD AT HAMPTONS INTERCOLLEGIATE » This season’s trip to Long Island marks the first appearance by the Cardinal at the Hamptons Intercollegiate. The Cardinal looks to debut as Champions in the event that was last won by Ole Miss in 2024 while Oregon State earned the last championship from a West Coast team in 2019.
TOP-10 TK IN TEXAS » TK Chantananuwat led the way for the Cardinal at the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational presented by Charles Schwab, earning his third career top-10 finish at 1-over, 211. Chantananuwat entered the third round of the two-day contest at 1-over following a 36-hole marathon on day one, rattling off three birdies as the sophomore slotted tied for 8th. The Cardinal took 11th overall in Fort Worth in a field of 13 ranked teams with Chantananuwat, Jay Leng, Nathan Wang and Edan Cui scoring for Stanford.
BACK TO BACK AT THE BIG MATCH » In a 19-hole thriller at Menlo Country Club, Stanford retained its Big Match title for the first time, earning a 3.5-3.5 tiebreak winner courtesy of the duo of Megha Ganne and Dean Greyserman. With both golfers earning great approach shots on the playoff 18th hole, Ganne secured the tiebreaker with a roughly 50 foot putt to give the Cardinal the win. Ganne and Greyserman secured a 3&2 win for Stanford while the Cardinal also earned points with 4&3 decisions from Edan Cui/Leigh Chien and Nathan Wang/Andrea Revuelta.
WINDY CITY STANFORD » Stanford opened the 2025-26 campaign last weekend taking an 11th place finish at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational. TK Chantananuwat led the Cardinal through 54 holes, placing 24th overall at 2-over for the tournament. Elsewhere, Jay Leng and Nathan Wang had solid starts to the season placing inside the top-50 with both turning in cards of 7-over. Freshman Edan Cui - who made his collegiate debut - also slotted inside the top-50, earning an 8-over card.
LIVE SCORING » Live scoring for the Hamptons Intercollegiate will be available on Scoreboard by Clippd with live coverage of the event on Twitter and Instagram at @StanfordMGolf.
ALL-ACC NATHAN » In his first season on The Farm, Nathan Wang had a stellar season culminating in the Cardinal’s first-ever ACC accolade with the junior being named to the All-ACC Team. Wang earned four top-20 finishes during the season and led the Cardinal with a 70.97 scoring average in 30 competitive rounds. Placing T-17 at Stanford’s debut in the ACC Championships, Wang earned his best finish of the season at the Western Collegiate placing T-5 at 5-under, 205, while also aiding the Cardinal to postseason golf for the 26th-consecutive season.
FIRST YEAR SUCCESS » In their first season on The Farm, TK Chantananuwat and Jay Leng has tremendous success for the Cardinal. Chantananuwat finished the season with five top-20 finishes including a season-best eighth-place finish at The Western Intercollegiate as the Cardinal took runners-up at its annual appearance at Pasatiempo. Leng also had a respectable freshman year, earning four top-20 finishes with his best outing being a T-12 finish at The Goodwin. Both players were two of only three players (Nathan Wang) to compete in every competition last season and the only freshman to do so.
THE SUMMER OF DEAN » Dean Greyserman enters his senior season on The Farm following an outstanding summer season back on the east coast. Greyserman, who appeared in three competitions in the 2024-25 season for Stanford, won two tournaments over the summer culminating in earning an automatic bid to the 125th U.S. Amateur Championship with a 3&1 win at the 123rd Met Amateur Championship in early August. Greyserman also took the top spot at the 70th Ike in July to kickstart MGA competitions.
FRESH FACES » A relatively young squad, Stanford welcomes two highly-touted recruits for the 2025-26 season in Edan Cui and Cooper Stearns. Cui enters his freshman season having been ranked No. 41 in the Junior Golf Scoreboard rankings and was the seventh-highest player in the state of California following a win and four top-10 finishes on the AJGA circuit. Stearns comes to Stanford having been a multi-sport athlete at Irvine High School in golf and basketball. The 2025 Orange County Boys Athlete of the Year, Stearns was ranked No. 326 in the AJGA rankings and earned his lone junior win at the Los Angeles City Junior Championship.