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Invitational at the Ocean Course
Dates: Oct. 27-29
Location: Kiawah Island, S.C. – The Ocean Course (par 72, 7,051 yards)
Host: College of Charleston
Format: Three-day, 54 holes (18 each day)
Teams (Golfweek Ranking): Charleston Southern, College of Charleston, Florida (57), Francis Marion, Georgia (7), Georgia Southern (70), Kentucky, Michigan (94), Michigan State, Notre Dame (82), Rice, South Alabama, South Florida (23) and Western Carolina.

Georgia Southern Lineup (stroke average)
Hayden Anderson (74.34 in 35 rounds in 2012-13)
Will Evans (9 rds, 70.67)
Kim Koivu (9 rds, 74.33)
Henry Mabbett (3 rds, 75.33)
Scott Wolfes (9 rds, 73.44)
Drew Guffey* (76.17 in 6 rounds in 2011-12)
*Competing as individual

On the Range
Georgia Southern returns to action at the Invitational at the Ocean Course Oct. 27-29. It's the first three-day tournament of the season for the eagles.

Thanks in part to firing a second-round 67, Eagle junior Scott Wolfes won individual medalist honors at the Invitational a year ago, finishing at 4-over par. It was his first collegiate tournament win.

Will Evans has gotten off to a hot start for the Eagles this season after posting top-five finishes in his first two events. Senior Hayden Anderson, who played in all 12 tournaments for the Eagles last season, will be in the lineup for the first time this fall. Classmate Drew Guffey will compete as an independent in his first tournament action of the season.

Florida returns as the two-time defending tournament champion after battling windy conditions in last year's final round, where the field averaged an 80.48, the highest of the tournament. The Gators carded a three-round score of 882 (+18).

Along with Florida and Georgia Southern, host College of Charleston and No. 17-ranked South Florida will battle The Ocean Course for the second year in a row. Georgia enters the tournament as the highest-ranked team in the field at No. 5 in the nation in the latest Golf World/Nike Golf Coaches Division I Poll.

About the Ocean Course
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort has played host to the 2007 Senior PGA and 2012 PGA Championships. The Ocean Course is only the fourth course to host each of the PGA of America's major championships. Located on the eastern-most end of Kiawah Island, The Ocean Course has more seaside holes than any other course in the Northern Hemisphere.

Next Up
The Eagles will co-host a tournament with North Florida Nov. 4-5. The Eagle/Osprey Classic will be at Deer Creek in Jacksonville, Fla.