BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Coming off its first win of the season, Campbell closes its fall schedule at the Furman Intercollegiate, Sunday and Monday at the Furman University Golf Course in Greenville, S.C.
 
The 15-team field will compete on a layout that has been voted the No. 1 public course in Greenville and among the top-20 "Best Campus" courses in the country.  Campbell will be paired with Furman, Lipscomb and Western Kentucky for Sunday's first two rounds.  The 54-hole event concludes on Monday on par 71 layout. 
 
Sunday's play begins with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start.  Double tee times for Monday's final round begin at 8:20 a.m.  Live scoring will be available at Scoreboard.clippd.com.
 
The Camels are coming off a win earlier this week at the Elon Phoenix Invitational, where head coach Matt Moot's squad posted the third-lowest 54-hole score in program history (275-271-274—820, -32) on the par-71 Donald Ross designed Alamance Country Club.  Campbell trailed host Elon by five shots after 36 holes, but the Camels were 10-under as a team in Tuesday's final round to win by four.
 
Benjamin Killingstad (67-64-66—197) finished as individual runner-up at 16-under par, while Erik Johansson (66-68-67—201) tied for fifth at 12-under.  Killingstad's performance tied current PGA TOUR member Jesper Svensson's school record for lowest 54-hole score, and Johansson's number is tied for fifth-best in the program's history.
 
Joachim Larsen Tegner (72-72-70—214) and Guillermo Ochoa (76-67-71—214) finished 1-over at Elon, while William Sundborn (72-70-73—215) was 2-over.
 
Campbell is competing in Furman's event for the fifth-straight year and four of the players who led the Camels to a runner-up finish last season will be in the lineup on Sunday. Stetson won the 2025 team title at 3-under, six shots ahead of CU (285-281-289—855, +3).
 
Johansson finished third (72-70-69—211, -2) in the 2025 tournament and Killingstad was fourth (70-69-73—212, -1) in a field where only four golfers finished in red numbers.  Larsen Tegner finished in a tie for 13th (71-70-74—215, +2) and Sundborn was T38 (73-72-76—221, +8). 
 
Furman Intercollegiate
Greenville, S.C. | Furman University GC
Oct. 18-19, 2026 | Par 71, 7131 Yards
 
Live Scoring: Scoreboard.clippd.com
 
Format: 54 holes (36-18); 8:30 a.m. shotgun start Saturday, 8:20 a.m. double tee times Sunday.
 
Field: (15 teams): Campbell (119), Davidson (165), Francis Marion (271), Furman (130), Georgia State (198), Jacksonville State (174), Lipscomb (76), Presbyterian (203), Richmond (129), Samford (216), USC Aiken (11-D2), Tennessee Tech (206), Western Kentucky (85), Winthrop (204), Wofford (156).
 
The Course – Furman University Golf Club (Par 71, 7131 yards): The Furman Golf Club has been voted #1 Public Golf Course in Greenville, and the entire Upstate by the South Carolina Golf Ratings Panel. Furman University Golf Course was also ranked No. 17 in Golfweek's "Best Campus Courses" in 2016 and has received a 3.5 star ranking from Golf Digest. It is also where Furman alums and professional golfers Betsy King, Beth Daniel, Dottie Pepper and Brad Faxon honed their college games.  Designed by Richard K. Webel of Long Island, N.Y., and Walter Cosby, superintendent of grounds and greens at the famed Greenbrier Hotel and Golf Resort, the course was built in the late 1950s when few colleges had a course on campus.  The layout underwent a major renovation in 2008, where all 18 greens were reconstructed under USGA specifications and reseeded with Champion UltraDwarf Bermudagrass.
 
The Coach: Matt Moot is in his second season as head coach at his alma mater and has guided his team to three victories in 14 tournaments. Campbell won the Elon Phoenix Invitational (Oct. 12-13, 2026) at a combined 32-under par at Alamance CC.  He collected his first collegiate coaching victory in his seventh team event – the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate (Mar. 9-10, 2026) and followed that with a first-place finish at the Cutter Creek Intercollegiate (Mar. 27-29, 2026).  During his time as an assistant or associate on the Camel staff, Moot helped lead Campbell to five NCAA post-season trips, 12 tournament titles and three conference crowns.  Moot helped develop the 2017, 2019 (Jesper Svensson), 2018 (Ray Kraivixien) and 2021 (Pontus Nyholm) Big South Conference golfers of the year as well as four-straight league rookies of the year in Henric Bjelke (2022), Tim Holmberg (2023), Erik Johansson (CAA 2024) and Benjamin Killingstad (CAA 2025).  During his playing career (2007-11) at Campbell, Moot compiled 11 top-10 individual finishes and was a two-time Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar.  He competed in the 2009 and 2011 NCAA regionals.
 
The Lineup:
 
Junior Benjamin Killingstad (Blommenholm, Norway) already stands 13th in CU men's golf history with a 73.02 career stroke average.  He has played par, or better, golf 30 times in 70 career rounds with six career top-10 finishes.  Killingstad is ranked No. 380 in the nation and is coming off a runner-up showing at the Elon Phoenix Invitational (67-64-66—197), where he finished 16 under par and was subsequently named CAA Golfer of the Week.  On the year, he owns a 71.3 scoring average and has played par, or better, golf in six of nine rounds.  His 16-under 54-hole total at Alamance CC (67-64-66—197) tied current PGA TOUR member Jesper Svensson's school record.  Named Cobalt Golf GCAA All-America Scholar in 2025-26, Killingstad posted his best collegiate performance – a runner-up finish – last spring at the Palmetto Intercollegiate (70-64-79—203, -7), where he shot a collegiate low 6-under 64 in the second round.  He was named the CAA rookie of the year in 2024-25.
Collegiate career low round: 64 (2X, last at 2026 Elon Phoenix Invitational)
Career-best finish: 2nd (2X - 2026 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate, 2026 Elon Phoenix Invitational)
Killingstad's career results at Furman University GC
2024 (T58) 72-72-78—222 (+9)
2025 (4) 70-69-73—212 (-1)
 
Senior Erik Johansson (Hollviken, Sweden) owns the 4th-lowest career scoring average (72.354) in Campbell men's golf Division I (since 1985) history.  He has compiled 10 top-10 finishes in 37 tournaments and has played par, or better, golf in 48 of 108 career rounds with 21 rounds in the 60s.  Ranked No. 448 nationally, Johansson is coming off his best two finishes of the season – fifth-place showings at the Elon Phoenix Invitational (66-68-67—201, -12) and the Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational (70-69-74—213).  This season, he owns a 71.8 scoring average and has played par, or better, golf 7 times in 12 rounds.  A two-time All-CAA performer, he is a two-time GCAA All-America Scholar.  During his freshman campaign, he was named CAA rookie of the year, first-team All-CAA, won the 2024 Seahawk Intercollegiate and earned an individual berth in the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional.
Collegiate career low round: 66 (4X, last 2026 Elon Phoenix Invitational)
Career-best finish: 1st (2024 Seahawk Intercollegiate)
Johansson's career results at Furman University GC
2023 (T12) 66-68-78—212 (-1)
2024 (T37) 73-71-73—217 (+4)
2015 (3) 72-70-69—211 (-2)
 
Senior Joachim Larsen Tegner (Lier, Norway) has compiled the sixth-lowest scoring average (72.59) in Campbell Division I (since 1985) history with 12 career top 10 finishes in 35 starts.  He has played par, or better, golf 47 times in 100 rounds, with 17 outings in the 60s.  He opened the year with a T9 finish (68-69-74—211) at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate and has posted a 72.3 scoring average with 4 rounds of par, or better golf, through four events this season.  An All-CAA second-team performer in 2025, Larsen Tegner was runner-up (his best collegiate finish) at the 2026 Cutter Creek Intercollegiate (67-72-70—209).  He represented Norway in the 2025 World Amateur Team Championship.
Collegiate career low round: 66 (2024 Furman Intercollegiate)
Career-best finish: 2nd (2026 Cutter Creek Intercollegiate)
Larsen Tegner's career results at Furman University GC
2023 (T41) 70-78-71—219 (+6)
2024 (T10) 73-71-66—210 (-3)
2025 (T13) 71-70-74—215 (+2)
 
Sophomore Guillermo Ochoa (Morelia, Mexico) tied for ninth place (69-72-70—211) at the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate in his Campbell debut.  He has compiled a 72.8 scoring average and has played par, or better, golf seven times in 12 rounds this season. He fired a collegiate low 67 in the second round of the Elon Phoenix Invitational and helped CU win the team honors by playing his final 36 holes 4-under par.  Ochoa joined the Camel program as a transfer from Wagner College, where he was the individual runner-up at the 2026 Carpetbagger Classic (70-68—138) and named NEC Golfer of the Week.
Collegiate career low round: 68 (2026 Carpetbagger Classic)*
Campbell low round: 69 (2026 Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate)
Career-best finish: 2nd (2026 Carpetbagger Classic)*
Campbell best finish: T9th (2026 Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate)
*at Wagner
 
Sophomore William Sundborn (Oslo, Norway) has compiled a 73.6 stroke average over 12 rounds this season and played par, or better, golf 16 times in 43 career rounds.  He was Campbell's low individual (T28) at the FAU Invitational (77-70-68—215). Sundborn registered his best collegiate finish (T4) at the 2026 Sam Ryder Intercollegiate (69-74-73—216, E) last spring and was CU's low individual (T10) at the 2026 CAA Championship (68-72-72—212).
Collegiate career low round: 66 (2025 Bash at the Boro)
Career-best finish: T4th (2026 Sam Ryder Intercollegiate)
Sundborn's career results at Furman University GC
2025 (T38) 73-72-76—221 (+8). 
 
Senior Petter Dale (Herdla, Norway) will compete at Furman as an Individual.  A three-time CAA Commissioner's Honor Roll member, Dale finished 10th at the Shepherd's Rock Individual (74-79-75—228) and has posted a 79.2 scoring average over four events in his Campbell career.
Collegiate career low round: 73 (2023 VCU Shootout)
Career-best finish: 10 (2026 Shepherd's Rock Individual)
 
Next: After the Furman Intercollegiate, the Camels will break from competition until Feb. 15-16 when they tee off in the Battle at Briar's Creek, hosted by the College of Charleston at the Golf Club at Briar's Creek in Johns Island, S.C.