JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida men's golf has announced its full tournament schedule for the 2023-24 season on Friday afternoon.

The Ospreys are set to play in five events in the fall and seven events in the spring for a total of 12 tournaments throughout the 2023-24 campaign. They have their sights set on winning their eighth ASUN Championship title and returning to the NCAA Championship.

"This is likely the most difficult tournament schedule we have played in a few years," said head coach Scott Schroeder. "We will give our guys a great test to see how good we are."

Highly decorated All-American Nick Gabrelcik joins fellow senior and First Team All-ASUN selection Robbie Higgins as the top returners for UNF this season. Davis Lee also brings experience to the squad returning for a fifth season, while Jason Duff, Justin Ross and Alejandro Ramos all saw playing time from last year.

The Hayt will highlight the Ospreys' 2023-24 tournament slate, as they play hosts for the 32nd time looking to earn their sixth home meet victory. After playing last season's event in early February for the first time in program history, the tournament will be moved back up and played in a three-day meet from Mar. 9-11 at Sawgrass Country Club.

Tournament Tidbits

• UNF's schedule includes 12 total tournaments (five in fall, seven in spring).
• Will make it back-to-back seasons playing in five or more fall events.
• Ospreys participated in eight of the 12 events this past season.
• Three tournaments will be the Ospreys' first appearance in program history.
• They will travel off the mainland twice to play in Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
• Third straight season playing an event outside the contiguous United States.
• Six tournaments will be played in two days, while the other six will be three-day meets.
• Scheduled to compete in seven different states (Tennessee, Illinois, North Carolina, Florida, Hawaii, South Carolina and Virginia).
• Played in six of seven states during 2022-23 season.
• Four of the five fall tournaments will be held outside the state of Florida.
• Spring season will start with three of four tournaments played in Florida.
• Will surpass 30th appearance in Gator Invitational and 20th appearance in ASUN Championship tournaments.
• Returning to compete in Lewis Chitengwa Memorial for second time in three seasons.
• Shortest rest is three days in between Puerto Rico Invitational and Gator Invitational.
• It is then followed by their longest rest of 20 days in between Gator Invitational and The Hayt.
• Ospreys look to win The Hayt for the second time in three years.
• Gabrelcik also is searching for his third-career medalist crown at the meet.
• UNF aiming for second conference championship in three years and 14th consecutive NCAA Regional appearance.
• Also seeking to clinch a spot in the NCAA Championship for their fourth time in six years.

Fall Tournaments

• Tennessee Intercollegiate (Knoxville, Tenn.) [hosted by Tennessee] | Making first appearance
• Windon Memorial Classic (Skokie, Ill.) [hosted by Northwestern] | Making ninth appearance
• Williams Cup (Chapel Hill, N.C.) [hosted by North Carolina] | Making first appearance
• Quail Valley Collegiate (Vero Beach, Fla.) [host TBD] | Making seventh appearance
• Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate (Maui, Haw.) [hosted by Hawaii] | Making fifth appearance

Spring Tournaments

• Sea Best Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.) [hosted by JU] | Making 11th appearance
• Puerto Rico Invitational (Puerto Rico) [hosted by Purdue] | Making first appearance
• Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) [hosted by Florida] | Making 30th appearance
• The Hayt (Jacksonville, Fla.) [hosted by UNF] | Making 32nd appearance (5x Champions)
• General Hackler Championship (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) [hosted by Coastal Carolina] | Making 16th appearance
• Lewis Chitengwa Memorial (Charlottesville, Va.) [hosted by Virginia] | Making second appearance
• ASUN Championship (location TBD) [hosted by ASUN] | Making 20th appearance