Bridgestone HBCU Invitational (DI Men)

The Bridgestone HBCU Invitational for Division I men’s golf is a 54-hole stroke play team and individual tournament held annually at TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, Georgia. The event features 10 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) including Florida A&M, Howard, Jackson State, Johnson C. Smith, LeMoyne-Owen, Miles College, Morehouse, Southern, Tennessee State, and Winston-Salem State. Hosted as part of the PGA TOUR's Bridgestone Collegiate Development Program, the Invitational focuses on cultivating diversity in golf and providing elite-level competition for athletes from historically underrepresented backgrounds. The championship course is a par-72 layout measuring 7,259 yards, designed by Greg Norman, and offers challenging tree-lined fairways and water hazards. The tournament's winners earn entry to the HBCU Performance Experience at TPC Sawgrass, providing a pathway for further competitive development. Florida A&M won the 2025 men's team title with standout individual performances highlighting the field's depth.