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Auburn Finishes Fall 2026 Atop Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Coaches Poll

By Matthew Goldstein 1 min read
CGN+ graphic displaying the November 6, 2026 Bushnell/Golfweek NCAA Division I Men's Golf Coaches Poll Top 25 rankings, led by No. 1 Auburn, No. 2 Oklahoma State, No. 3 Arkansas, No. 4 Florida and No. 5 Texas.
Auburn finishes the fall 2026 season ranked No. 1 in the Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Men's Golf Coaches Poll, receiving 14 first place votes and 652 points. Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Florida and Texas round out the top five.
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Auburn concludes the fall 2026 season ranked No. 1 in the Bushnell/Golfweek NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Coaches Poll for the third consecutive ranking.

The Tigers finished first or second in all five fall tournaments, including victories at the East Lake Cup on October 28 and Steelwood Collegiate on November 1. Auburn received 14 first place votes and 652 points in the November 6 poll.

Oklahoma State climbed to No. 2, followed by Arkansas, Florida and Texas. Florida moved up five spots to fourth, while Georgia Tech jumped six positions to No. 10.

Final Fall 2026 Top 25 Rankings

1. Auburn (14 first place votes): 652 points

2. Oklahoma State (10): 638 points

3. Arkansas (2): 620 points

4. Florida (1): 603 points

5. Texas: 548 points

6. Texas Tech: 528 points

7. Tennessee: 508 points

T8. Alabama: 461 points

T8. Illinois: 461 points

10. Georgia Tech: 388 points

11. Georgia: 387 points

12. New Mexico: 363 points

13. Vanderbilt: 349 points

14. Texas A&M: 327 points

15. North Carolina: 310 points

16. Washington: 256 points

17. Arizona State: 248 points

18. Notre Dame: 191 points

19. Clemson: 189 points

20. BYU: 134 points

21. East Tennessee State: 128 points

22. Wake Forest: 92 points

23. Santa Clara: 84 points

24. TCU: 73 points

25. South Carolina: 71 points

Notable Rankings Changes

Washington entered the rankings at No. 16, Clemson at No. 19, Wake Forest at No. 22 and South Carolina at No. 25. All four programs appeared in the top 25 for the first time during the 2026 to 2027 season.

Texas A&M entered at No. 14 after previously receiving votes, while TCU joined the rankings at No. 24.

East Tennessee State fell from No. 10 to No. 21, and New Mexico dropped from seventh to 12th.

Oklahoma, Kansas, Liberty, Ohio State, Purdue and LSU fell out of the top 25.

The November 6 poll concludes the fall rankings, with the Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Coaches Poll scheduled to resume in early 2027.

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