ACU men’s and women’s golf hosted the inaugural Abilene Christian Intercollegiate Oct. 19-21 at Halbert National Golf Course, a 7,542-yard, par-72 course designed by Tom Fazio and built on land belonging to ACU alumnus David D. Halbert, who invested more than $50 million in the project.
The tournament featured a nationally competitive field, with several prominent collegiate golf programs competing alongside the Wildcats. The men’s field saw Texas A&M, Michigan, Arizona and Rice University. The women’s field included Oregon, Tennessee, Arizona State and Arizona.
The event was the first of its kind on the course and was broadcast on Golf Channel.
- Maximilian Björnström, sophomore from Höllviken, Sweden, putts for par at Halbert National. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Kate Pickrell, senior from Austin, tees off while leading the Wildcats at Halbert National. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Maximilian Björnström, sophomore from Höllviken, Sweden, tees off. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Kaylee Yuan, freshman from Joshua, watches for next putt attempt. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Maximilian Björnström, sophomore from Höllviken, Sweden, awaits shot on fairway at Halbert National. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Alana Kutt, redshirt sophomore from Sarasota, Florida, crouches to set up putt. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Maximilian Björnström, sophomore from Höllviken, Sweden, walks the course at Halbert National. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Kate Pickrell, senior from Austin, watches as opponent putts. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Maximilian Björnström, sophomore from Höllviken, Sweden, checks scorecard. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Jack Hollingsed, junior from Dallas, takes swing from tee box. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Abilene Christian Intercollegiate at Hole 3 of Halbert National. (Photo by Zion Webb)
- Luis Buech, junior from Berlin, Germany, takes his second shot from the fairway. (Photo by Zion Webb)













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