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Utah Golf Comes in at No. 25 in Golfweek Preseason Rankings
8/27/2025 10:10 AM | Men's Golf
Utes are one of seven Big 12 teams ranked in Top 30
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Men's Golf will start its 2025-26 season ranked No. 25 according to Golfweek's preseason rankings. They are one of seven Big 12 teams to make the publication's Top 30.
The Utes had a record-setting season in 2024-25, earning four team titles and six individual crowns, the most in program history under a single season. Before last year, the program had totaled eight team tournament titles in its 34-year history.
Utah began last season ranked No. 54 in the country the NCAA Regionals in spring of 2024 and shot up inside the top 15 for the first time in program history. Utah reached as high as No. 10 for the first time in the program's history by the end of Oct. 2024 and repeated the feat in Feb. 2025.
The Utes finished their 2024-25 campaign as one of four Big 12 programs inside the top 20 (No. 17) with National Champion Oklahoma State, No. 3 Arizona State, and No. 19 BYU.
Utah also had two players in the individual rankings with Gabriel Palacios concluding last season as the 49th men's college golfer in the country while Sergio Jimenez ranked at No. 57.
FULL GOLFWEEK 2025-26 PRESEASON RANKINGS
1 - Oklahoma State
2- Virginia
3 - Texas
4 - Auburn
5 - Florida
6 - Ole Miss
7 - LSU
8 - Arizona State
9 - Oklahoma
10 - Illinois
11 - Florida State
12 - BYU
13 - Vanderbilt
14 - Tennessee
15 - SMU
16 - Alabama
17 - Georgia Tech
18 - North Carolina
19 - Texas Tech
20 - South Carolina
21 - Georgia
22 - Pepperdine
23 - Duke
24 - Arizona
25 - UTAH
26 - Colorado
27 - Louisville
28 - Mississippi State
29 - New Mexico
30 - Long Beach State
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For an inside look at the Utah Golf program, including tournament, roster and news updates, fans can follow the Utes on social media (Twitter: @UtesGolf | Instagram: @UtesGolf).
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The Utes had a record-setting season in 2024-25, earning four team titles and six individual crowns, the most in program history under a single season. Before last year, the program had totaled eight team tournament titles in its 34-year history.
Utah began last season ranked No. 54 in the country the NCAA Regionals in spring of 2024 and shot up inside the top 15 for the first time in program history. Utah reached as high as No. 10 for the first time in the program's history by the end of Oct. 2024 and repeated the feat in Feb. 2025.
The Utes finished their 2024-25 campaign as one of four Big 12 programs inside the top 20 (No. 17) with National Champion Oklahoma State, No. 3 Arizona State, and No. 19 BYU.
Utah also had two players in the individual rankings with Gabriel Palacios concluding last season as the 49th men's college golfer in the country while Sergio Jimenez ranked at No. 57.
FULL GOLFWEEK 2025-26 PRESEASON RANKINGS
1 - Oklahoma State
2- Virginia
3 - Texas
4 - Auburn
5 - Florida
6 - Ole Miss
7 - LSU
8 - Arizona State
9 - Oklahoma
10 - Illinois
11 - Florida State
12 - BYU
13 - Vanderbilt
14 - Tennessee
15 - SMU
16 - Alabama
17 - Georgia Tech
18 - North Carolina
19 - Texas Tech
20 - South Carolina
21 - Georgia
22 - Pepperdine
23 - Duke
24 - Arizona
25 - UTAH
26 - Colorado
27 - Louisville
28 - Mississippi State
29 - New Mexico
30 - Long Beach State
FOLLOW THE UTES
For an inside look at the Utah Golf program, including tournament, roster and news updates, fans can follow the Utes on social media (Twitter: @UtesGolf | Instagram: @UtesGolf).
DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL MOBILE APP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH TODAY – UTAH 360
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