The latest Clippd national college golf rankings, updated October 14, feature Arkansas and Wake Forest atop the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s standings.
With the fall collegiate golf season underway, teams across the country continue to establish their positions in the national rankings. The latest standings reflect results through October 14, with weighted average points determining each team’s placement.
NCAA Division I Men’s Rankings
Arkansas holds the No. 1 position in Division I men’s golf with 82.62 weighted average points. The Razorbacks have compiled a 33-1-0 record through three events.
Auburn follows closely at No. 2 with 82.58 points and a 31-1-0 record through two events, leaving just 0.04 points separating the top two programs.
New Mexico ranks third with 73.94 points, followed by Alabama at No. 4 with 73.58 and Texas Tech at No. 5 with 73.26.
Texas, Oklahoma State, East Tennessee State, Tennessee and Florida complete the top 10.
Division I Men’s Top 10
- Arkansas — 82.62
- Auburn — 82.58
- New Mexico — 73.94
- Alabama — 73.58
- Texas Tech — 73.26
- Texas — 72.02
- Oklahoma State — 70.22
- East Tennessee State — 69.92
- Tennessee — 66.52
- Florida — 63.43
NCAA Division I Women’s Rankings
Wake Forest leads the Division I women’s rankings with 108.02 weighted average points. The Demon Deacons have posted a 16-1-0 record through three events.
Southern California occupies the No. 2 position with 83.74 points and a 29-1-0 record through two events. Auburn follows at No. 3 with 80.39 points.
Virginia ranks fourth with 75.64 points, while South Carolina rounds out the top five with 68.58.
Oregon, Miami, UCLA, Florida and Duke complete the top 10.
Division I Women’s Top 10
- Wake Forest — 108.02
- Southern California — 83.74
- Auburn — 80.39
- Virginia — 75.64
- South Carolina — 68.58
- Oregon — 65.49
- Miami — 63.41
- UCLA — 61.32
- Florida — 58.98
- Duke — 58.66
Division I Programs Set the Pace This Fall
Arkansas and Wake Forest enter the next stretch of the fall collegiate golf season as the top ranked programs in their respective divisions.
The Division I men’s rankings remain particularly competitive at the top, with Arkansas holding a narrow 0.04 point advantage over Auburn.
On the women’s side, Wake Forest maintains a substantial lead over Southern California, with 24.28 points separating the top two programs.
As teams continue their fall tournament schedules, upcoming results will help determine whether the current leaders can maintain their positions in the Clippd national rankings.