Mens Golf Improves Each Round at Top of Texas
March 10, 2026
Results
AMARILLO, Texas The Oklahoma Panhandle State men's golf team fought through windy conditions Monday and Tuesday, improving significantly each round and capping the "Top of Texas" tournament with a final-round 317.
While OPSU battled back from a rough opening 18 holes at the La Paloma Course at Tascosa Golf Club, it was unable to climb out of eighth place despite holding a cushion over seventh-place Southwestern Christian midway through play on Tuesday. No. 17 Wayland Baptist won the event, posting a three-day score of 872.
Thantup Saengvut and Worathan Thammachokecharoen both finished tied-23rd out of 46 golfers individually with three-round totals of 22-over, 235.
Saengvut closed the Top of Texas strong with a 76 and 75, respectively, on the par-71 course during the final two rounds. On Tuesday, the Rayong, Thailand, native played a double-bogey-free 18 holes, which featured a bogey-free back nine of 34.
Thammachokecharoen, meanwhile, was the Aggies' most consistent player, posting 79-77-79. He overcame a couple big numbers by making par or better on 63% of holes throughout the tournament, and, like Saengvut, his efforts were highlighted by a two-under 34 on the back nine Tuesday.
Caden Lamm finished 41st overall, contributing in the final round with an 83.
Takudzwa Basopo recovered well from a tough go of it Monday, helping the Aggies on Tuesday by firing an 80. His final-round scorecard boasted an eagle on the par-five, 512-yard 11th hole.
What's up next: OPSU next hosts the Aggie Cup, a fundraising event at Sunset Hills Golf Course in Guymon, Oklahoma, on March 21 at 10 a.m.
AMARILLO, Texas The Oklahoma Panhandle State men's golf team fought through windy conditions Monday and Tuesday, improving significantly each round and capping the "Top of Texas" tournament with a final-round 317.
While OPSU battled back from a rough opening 18 holes at the La Paloma Course at Tascosa Golf Club, it was unable to climb out of eighth place despite holding a cushion over seventh-place Southwestern Christian midway through play on Tuesday. No. 17 Wayland Baptist won the event, posting a three-day score of 872.
Thantup Saengvut and Worathan Thammachokecharoen both finished tied-23rd out of 46 golfers individually with three-round totals of 22-over, 235.
Saengvut closed the Top of Texas strong with a 76 and 75, respectively, on the par-71 course during the final two rounds. On Tuesday, the Rayong, Thailand, native played a double-bogey-free 18 holes, which featured a bogey-free back nine of 34.
Thammachokecharoen, meanwhile, was the Aggies' most consistent player, posting 79-77-79. He overcame a couple big numbers by making par or better on 63% of holes throughout the tournament, and, like Saengvut, his efforts were highlighted by a two-under 34 on the back nine Tuesday.
Caden Lamm finished 41st overall, contributing in the final round with an 83.
Takudzwa Basopo recovered well from a tough go of it Monday, helping the Aggies on Tuesday by firing an 80. His final-round scorecard boasted an eagle on the par-five, 512-yard 11th hole.
What's up next: OPSU next hosts the Aggie Cup, a fundraising event at Sunset Hills Golf Course in Guymon, Oklahoma, on March 21 at 10 a.m.
