Reflection Bay Golf Club–a Jack Nicklaus stunner–is known for opening up and hosting college tournaments. In 2026, the Boise State Broncos swept team and individual honors at the Lake Las Vegas Invitational played Feb. 23-25.
Walking away with his eighth individual crown (six tournaments, two duals), Cole Rueck carded a 200 (-16) and won the event outright by four strokes. His total score is tied for the third-lowest mark in a three-round event in team history.
“This was a great win for our team, and it was an outstanding outcome and a really great team win,” said David Trainor, head coach..” As a group, we had our struggles heading into the spring season, but our guys flat out stepped up and were outstanding. I’m proud of Cole Rueck on his individual victory, which ties him for the second-most top-10 finishes in team history. Shoutout to Reese Knox and Chase Gorder for shooting a 68 in the final round to help us secure the victory today. We’re excited and looking forward to the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate in a couple weeks.”
At Reflection Bay, the Broncos shot an 841 (-23) and totaled a 283 (-5), 282 (-6) and 276 (-12) across the three-day event. Louisiana was second followed by Northern Illinois and Coastal Carolina. Find full Lake Las Vegas Invitational scores here. (link to https://scoreboard.clippd.com/tournaments/240019/scoring/participants
Reflection Bay Golf Club features five holes played along the Lake Las Vegas shoreline plus the High Performance Golf Institute anchored by former PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions players Craig Barlow and Jeff Gallagher.
Reflection Bay is committed to supporting amateur golf at all levels, led by Las Vegas Golf Hall of Fame inductee Eric Dutt, the course’s director of operations.