Texas men’s golf and Wake Forest women’s golf secure the top seeds at the 2026 Jackson T. Stephens Cup as four players share individual honors.

Texas Men’s Golf and Wake Forest Women’s Golf Secure Top Seeds as Four Players Share Stephens Cup Individual Honors

Stroke play concluded Tuesday at the 2026 Jackson T. Stephens Cup at Fields Ranch East in Frisco, Texas, with Texas Men’s Golf and Wake Forest Women’s Golf securing the top seeds for match play.

The individual competition also produced co medalists on both sides. Texas teammates Daniel Bennett and Matt Comegys shared the men’s title at 9 under, while Wake Forest’s Macy Pate and Texas’ Farah O’Keefe shared the women’s championship at 4 under.

Texas Men’s Golf Takes Top Seed

Texas dominated the men’s stroke play competition, finishing at 25 under, 21 strokes ahead of Texas A&M. Rice finished third at 2 under, while Utah secured the fourth match play position at 25 over.

Final Men’s Team Standings

  1. Texas: -25
  2. Texas A&M: -4
  3. Rice: -2
  4. Utah: +25
  5. SMU: +28
  6. Houston: +33

Bennett and Comegys each finished at 9 under 207 to share the men’s individual championship. Both earned their first collegiate individual victories. Texas also placed all five players inside the Top 10.

Men’s Team Leaderboard | Men’s Individual Leaderboard

Wake Forest Women’s Golf Earns Top Seed

Wake Forest moved into first during the final round and finished at 6 under, two strokes ahead of South Carolina. Oregon finished third at 8 over, while Texas secured the fourth match play position at 19 over.

Final Women’s Team Standings

  1. Wake Forest: -6
  2. South Carolina: -4
  3. Oregon: +8
  4. Texas: +19
  5. Florida State: +21
  6. Stanford: +27

Pate and O’Keefe shared the women’s individual championship at 4 under 212. Pate earned her second consecutive Stephens Cup individual title, while O’Keefe recorded the sixth individual victory of her Texas career.

Women’s Team Leaderboard | Women’s Individual Leaderboard

Texas Men’s Golf and Wake Forest Women’s Golf now enter match play as the No. 1 seeds, while Bennett, Comegys, Pate and O’Keefe leave stroke play with individual titles.