COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland men's golf head coach John Phillips signed two top players to the roster for the 2026-27 season Wednesday. Charles David Beeson (Roswell, Ga.) and Robby Rosati (Fairfield, Conn.) both signed National Letters of Intent to come to the University of Maryland.

Charles David Beeson

Roswell, GA
Rivers Academy
IG: Charles_Beeson_
 

• 2-Time National Championship
• Individual High School National Championship
• Finished second at the K.J. Choi Foundation Seattle Junior Championship
• Tied for 18th at the Billy Horschel Atlanta Classic presented by Zurich
• Tied for third at the AJGA Dominican Junior Open presented by Puntacana Resort & Club

Phillips on Beeson: "Charles David joins us having already won a High School National Championship. He is a powerful player with a tenacious work ethic. We are excited for him to join us and we look forward to his impact."

Beeson on Maryland: "I chose Maryland because of the great coaching staff, the school atmosphere, and the really strong academics Maryland has to offer."

Robby Rosati 

Stratford, CT
Fairfield College Preparatory School
IG: robby.rosati
 

• Division 1 All State honoree (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025)
• GameTime CT All State Selection (2022, 2023, 2024)
• Member of State Championship Team (2023, 2024, 2025)
• Most Outstanding Player on high school team (2022, 2023, 2024, 2025)
• 2025 CNESSPA New England Boys Champion; earned score of 69 (-2) and won in 3 hole playoff
• 2023 CIAC Division 1 Co-Medalist with a score of 68 (-3)
• Tied individual school record twice with score of 32 (-4)
• Southern Connecticut Conference Athlete of The Month for the month of October 2025. 
• 2024 Chappa Best Ball Tournament Champion. with current Terp Caden Piselli, with score of 61 (-8)
• 2025 Ryan Lee Invitational Champion with a score of 68 (-4), won in match of cards 

Phillips on Rosati: "Robby has competed at a high level for a long time.  He will bring with him a tremendous level of experience and we look forward to his continued development and impact on the program."


Rosati on Maryland: "I chose Maryland because of the great opportunities they have to offer and I get to compete at a high level in golf."