Rangsit University emerged victorious in the Division 1 championship, while King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) claimed the Division 2 title at the university golf competition, Chang Golf U-Champions Cup 2026.
The university-level golf competition, Chang Golf U-Champions Cup 2026, concluded its final round at Lakeview Resort and Golf Club in Phetchaburi province. This year, the team from Rangsit University delivered an outstanding performance to win the Division 1 championship with deserved honor, while the team from King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) claimed the Division 2 title.
In the final round, the golf team from Rangsit University performed excellently to secure the Division 1 team championship. The Division 2 team title went to King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok, who defeated Mahidol University.
In the individual categories, the men's champion was Komkrit Mitsaman from Assumption University, while the women's champion was Nattnicha Prajuabmoa from Rangsit University.
Summary of results and prize money for the Chang Golf U-Champions Cup 2026.
Team Category Division 1 (DIVISION I)
Champion: Rangsit University team received the trophy along with a scholarship prize of 80,000 baht.
First runner-up: Sripatum University team received a scholarship prize of 40,000 baht.
Third place: Assumption University team received a scholarship prize of 30,000 baht.
Fourth place: Chulalongkorn University team received a scholarship prize of 20,000 baht.
Team Category Division 2 (DIVISION II)
Champion: King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok team received the trophy along with a scholarship prize of 15,000 baht.
First runner-up: Mahidol University team received a scholarship prize of 10,000 baht.
Third place: Kasetsart University team received a scholarship prize of 5,000 baht.
Fourth place: Thammasat University team received a scholarship prize of 3,000 baht.
Individual Category
Men's individual champion: Komkrit Mitsaman (Assumption University) scored a total of 7 over par 223 (79-69-75), receiving the trophy and a scholarship prize of 5,000 baht.
Women's individual champion: Nattnicha Prajuabmoa (Rangsit University) scored a total of 5 over par 221 (76-73-72), receiving the trophy and a scholarship prize of 5,000 baht.