Cowboys Cruise to Maridoe Collegiate Victory

Oklahoma State dominates field by 18 shots, Oklahoma climbs to 5th place

Apr. 1, 2026 at 5:17pm

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The Oklahoma State men's golf team cruised to a commanding 18-shot victory at the Maridoe Collegiate tournament in Carrollton, Texas. Meanwhile, the University of Oklahoma squad rose from 6th to 5th place in the final round of the competition.

Why it matters

Oklahoma State and Oklahoma are two of the top college golf programs in the country, and this tournament showcased their continued dominance in the sport. The lopsided victory for Oklahoma State highlights their depth and consistency as a team, while Oklahoma's late surge demonstrates their ability to make up ground when it counts.

The details

Oklahoma State finished the 54-hole event at Maridoe Golf Club with a team score of 839, 18 shots clear of second-place Arkansas. The Cowboys were led by individual medalist Eugenio Chacarra, who carded a 12-under par 204 total. Oklahoma, meanwhile, climbed from 6th place to 5th on the final day, posting a team score of 860 for the tournament.

  • The Maridoe Collegiate tournament took place from March 29-31, 2026.

The players

Eugenio Chacarra

The Oklahoma State golfer won the individual title at the Maridoe Collegiate with a 12-under par 204 total.

Oklahoma State

The Oklahoma State men's golf team cruised to a commanding 18-shot victory at the Maridoe Collegiate tournament.

Oklahoma

The University of Oklahoma men's golf squad rose from 6th to 5th place in the final round of the Maridoe Collegiate competition.

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What they’re saying

“We played really solid golf all week and it's great to get another team victory. The guys worked hard and it paid off.”

— Alan Bratton, Oklahoma State Head Coach

What’s next

The next major college golf tournament will be the NCAA Regional Championships in May, where Oklahoma State and Oklahoma will look to qualify for the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship.

The takeaway

Oklahoma State's dominant performance at the Maridoe Collegiate underscores their status as one of the premier college golf programs in the country, while Oklahoma's late surge shows their ability to compete with the best teams when it matters most. Both squads will look to carry this momentum into the postseason as they vie for a national championship.