Monday, October 12
White Plains, N.Y. (Metropolis)
North Dakota State
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Metropolis Intercollegiate
Photo by: Benjamin Dishong
NDSU Men’s Golf Travels East for Metropolis Intercollegiate
10/9/2026 11:15:00 AM | Men's Golf
FARGO, N.D. – The North Dakota State men's golf team travels to White Plains, New York to compete in the Metropolis Intercollegiate on October 12-13.
Tournament Schedule
The Metropolis Intercollegiate will be a 54-hole tournament played over two days. The first 36 holes will be played on Monday, with the final 18 being played on Tuesday. Tee times will begin at 9 a.m. ET.
Follow the Action
Live results for the Metropolis Intercollegiate will be provided by Scoreboard Live, powered by Clippd. A link to the live scoring for the tournament can be found on the Men's Golf Schedule page on gobison.com.
The Tournament Field
12 teams will compete at Metropolis Country Club in White Plains, New York. Alongside NDSU and hosts Columbia, teams in the field will include Lafayette, Yale, Iona, Siena, Holy Cross, Cornell, Towson, Fordham, Dartmouth, and Bryant.
The Course
Metropolis Country Club boasts a rich history of golf, dating back to the initial construction headed by architect Herbert Strong in 1904. A.W. Tillinghast led significant enhancements of the course in the 1920s, before noted architect Ron Forse led a comprehensive restoration in 2013. Sitting at 6,878 yards from the championship tees, the course utilizes picture-perfect bunkers, strategic doglegs and uneven lies to keep golfers honest. The signature hole is the 6th, a 441-yard par 4. The elevated tee shot falls into the valley below, as the hole banks hard down and to the left. With numerous trees on the left, many golfers favor the more open right side with their drive. The downhill second shot proves more difficult than expected, as both a small pond and a well-placed bunker guard the front of the green. The putting surface provides no recourse however, as a ridge splits the green in two and forces unconventional approaches to finding the bottom of the cup.
Last Time Out
The Bison jumped four spots on the final day of the Badger Invitational as all five individuals moved up the leader board during the final round. Peyton Albers earned his second top ten finish in just his third career collegiate tournament, highlighted by an opening round 68 and a front-nine 33 on day three. Joey Mackinac tied his career-low 54-hole score with a 220 and tied his career-low 18-hole score with a 71 on day one. First year golfer Henry Johnson rocketed up the leader board in round three with a four-under 68 that featured five total birdies.
Bison In New York
The Bison return to the Metropolis Intercollegiate as the defending champions, taking home the team title last September. Rylin Petry claimed the individual title at +1 overall, claiming his first career collegiate victory. Gabe Benson, Andrew Ballou, Max Wilson and Carter White all finished inside the top 25. Head coach Ekren Miller became the fourth Bison men's golf head coach, and first in the Division 1 era, to win in their debut and the first since Matt Johnson in 2001.
Bison Competing
Six golfers will travel to the tournament for NDSU. The Bison lineup will include Carter White, Andrew Ballou, Joey Mackinac, Henry Johnson and Peyton Albers. Sean Moore will also travel with the group and compete as an individual.
Player of the Week
Carter White earned his second Summit League Peak Golfer of the Week honors with his first collegiate victory at the America Needs Farmers Fall Classic, shooting a -9 overall. White's second round score of 65 (-7) is tied for the fourth-lowest round in program history. It is his second Golfer of the Week honor, the first coming in September 2025 when he earned Co-Honors with Jake Skarperud after they lead the Bison to a team victory and tied for third at the Bluejay Invitational.
Hot Start
First year golfer Peyton Albers has kicked off his collegiate career in a big way, taking home two top 10 finishes in his first three tournaments. The Waunakee, Wisconsin native fired rounds of 70, 71 and 72 in his collegiate debut at the ANF Fall Classic, finishing in a tie for tenth at -3 overall. He followed that up with rounds of 68, 75 and 70 at the Badger Invitational, again finishing in a tie for 10th at -3 overall. Albers currently owns three of the seven lowest
Looking Ahead
The Bison will return to action next week at the Zach Johnson Invitational in West Des Moines, Iowa. The tournament will be hosted by Drake at Glen Oaks Country Club on October 19-20.
Tournament Schedule
The Metropolis Intercollegiate will be a 54-hole tournament played over two days. The first 36 holes will be played on Monday, with the final 18 being played on Tuesday. Tee times will begin at 9 a.m. ET.
Follow the Action
Live results for the Metropolis Intercollegiate will be provided by Scoreboard Live, powered by Clippd. A link to the live scoring for the tournament can be found on the Men's Golf Schedule page on gobison.com.
The Tournament Field
12 teams will compete at Metropolis Country Club in White Plains, New York. Alongside NDSU and hosts Columbia, teams in the field will include Lafayette, Yale, Iona, Siena, Holy Cross, Cornell, Towson, Fordham, Dartmouth, and Bryant.
The Course
Metropolis Country Club boasts a rich history of golf, dating back to the initial construction headed by architect Herbert Strong in 1904. A.W. Tillinghast led significant enhancements of the course in the 1920s, before noted architect Ron Forse led a comprehensive restoration in 2013. Sitting at 6,878 yards from the championship tees, the course utilizes picture-perfect bunkers, strategic doglegs and uneven lies to keep golfers honest. The signature hole is the 6th, a 441-yard par 4. The elevated tee shot falls into the valley below, as the hole banks hard down and to the left. With numerous trees on the left, many golfers favor the more open right side with their drive. The downhill second shot proves more difficult than expected, as both a small pond and a well-placed bunker guard the front of the green. The putting surface provides no recourse however, as a ridge splits the green in two and forces unconventional approaches to finding the bottom of the cup.
Last Time Out
The Bison jumped four spots on the final day of the Badger Invitational as all five individuals moved up the leader board during the final round. Peyton Albers earned his second top ten finish in just his third career collegiate tournament, highlighted by an opening round 68 and a front-nine 33 on day three. Joey Mackinac tied his career-low 54-hole score with a 220 and tied his career-low 18-hole score with a 71 on day one. First year golfer Henry Johnson rocketed up the leader board in round three with a four-under 68 that featured five total birdies.
Bison In New York
The Bison return to the Metropolis Intercollegiate as the defending champions, taking home the team title last September. Rylin Petry claimed the individual title at +1 overall, claiming his first career collegiate victory. Gabe Benson, Andrew Ballou, Max Wilson and Carter White all finished inside the top 25. Head coach Ekren Miller became the fourth Bison men's golf head coach, and first in the Division 1 era, to win in their debut and the first since Matt Johnson in 2001.
Bison Competing
Six golfers will travel to the tournament for NDSU. The Bison lineup will include Carter White, Andrew Ballou, Joey Mackinac, Henry Johnson and Peyton Albers. Sean Moore will also travel with the group and compete as an individual.
Player of the Week
Carter White earned his second Summit League Peak Golfer of the Week honors with his first collegiate victory at the America Needs Farmers Fall Classic, shooting a -9 overall. White's second round score of 65 (-7) is tied for the fourth-lowest round in program history. It is his second Golfer of the Week honor, the first coming in September 2025 when he earned Co-Honors with Jake Skarperud after they lead the Bison to a team victory and tied for third at the Bluejay Invitational.
Hot Start
First year golfer Peyton Albers has kicked off his collegiate career in a big way, taking home two top 10 finishes in his first three tournaments. The Waunakee, Wisconsin native fired rounds of 70, 71 and 72 in his collegiate debut at the ANF Fall Classic, finishing in a tie for tenth at -3 overall. He followed that up with rounds of 68, 75 and 70 at the Badger Invitational, again finishing in a tie for 10th at -3 overall. Albers currently owns three of the seven lowest
Looking Ahead
The Bison will return to action next week at the Zach Johnson Invitational in West Des Moines, Iowa. The tournament will be hosted by Drake at Glen Oaks Country Club on October 19-20.
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