STATESBORO - The Georgia Southern men's golf team will open up its spring slate on Monday, battling Jacksonvile University in the Pablo Creek Cup being played at Pablo Creek Club near Jacksonville, Florida.

The two teams will compete in a match-play style event, starting with four, two-man team matches starting at 8:30 a.m. Following the completion of the four-ball session, eight singles matches in match play will begin. The winner of each match earns a point for his team with a tie earning both squads a half point. The team with the highest total at the end of the 12 matches will be declared the winner.

Monday's event is open to the general public.

HOST: Jacksonville University
EVENT: Pablo Creek Cup Match Play vs. Jacksonville
DATE: Mon, Jan. 27
COURSE: Pablo Creek Club
CITY: Jacksonville, Fla.
SET-UP: Par-72, 7,026 yards / 4 four-ball matches; 8 singles matches

The Pairings:
Four Ball
8:30 AM - Jackson Klauk/Andrew Sevene vs. Ian Glanton/Hogan Ingram
8:40 AM - Daniel Montalvo/Brandon Lohr vs. Brycen Jones/Pierce Adamson
8:50 AM - Will Harris/Andrew Morgan vs. Parker Claxton/Luke Koenig
9:00 AM - Jack Neill/Tomas Hjaltested vs. Brantley Baker/Edouard Cereto

Singles pairing will follow in the afternoon.

About the Course
Pablo Creek near Jacksonville is what might be considered a "quiet" Tom Fazio design. The low-publicity golf-only club, built for a discerning owner in the mid-1990s, sits along an eponymoulsy named river on the edge of a vast preserve of swamps and wetlands near the Intracoastal Waterway. The low profile holes slink through carved corridors of flat pines and along the edges of marshes and lagoons with abrupt shoulders of turf built up over bunkers and waste areas to create relief. Scoring requires straight hitting and a deft short game as hitting the small, elevated greens is anything but easy.