CGN Player Highlight and Interview: Jack Beauchamp’s Senior Push at TCU
TCU senior Jack Beauchamp has opened his final fall with steady form and leadership. He placed third at the Bearcat Invitational at five under and posted three straight top twenty finishes to start the season. His summer included a tie for fourth at the Trans Mississippi Amateur. Beauchamp is a Cobalt Golf All America Scholar and has recorded two career rounds of seven under.
Career Highlights
Top three at the Bearcat Invitational at five under 208
Three consecutive top twenty finishes to open his senior fall
Tie for fourth at the Trans Mississippi Amateur
Cobalt Golf All America Scholar
Two career rounds of seven under
Veteran leader for TCU
Collegiate Results Snapshot
2025 to 2026 Senior Fall
T3 at Bearcat Invitational at 208
Three consecutive top twenty finishes
Consistent scoring as a senior anchor
2024 to 2025 Junior Season
Stroke average 73.5
Eight rounds under 70 and twelve rounds under par
Seventh at Ka’anapali Classic at 201 at twelve under, fifth lowest score in program history
Second round 64 ranked among the best rounds versus par in program history
Matched a seven under round at the Lake Las Vegas Intercollegiate
Cobalt Golf All America Scholar
2023 to 2024 Sophomore Season
Stroke average 73.0
Third at the National Golf Invitational at eleven under 205
Seventeenth at the Hawkeye Invitational
Eleven rounds of par or better
2022 to 2023 Freshman Season
Four tournaments played
Stroke average 75.0
T24 at the Seahawk Intercollegiate at two under
T5 at the Texas Intercollegiate
Two rounds of 68
Amateur Notes
Tie for fourth at the Trans Mississippi Amateur
Qualified for the United States Junior Amateur
Multiple strong finishes in elite junior events
Academic
Cobalt Golf All America Scholar
Maintains a minimum 3.2 GPA and full athletic eligibility
Interview Highlights with CGN
Early path and sport choice
Beauchamp grew up in Connecticut and New Jersey, first taking swings with his father on a hole near their home. Soccer was his main sport through age thirteen, but after moving to Texas he chose golf for its individual challenge and rapid improvement in his game.
Coaching influence
Early work with a Texas coach built his foundation, followed by long term guidance from his current swing coach, Joey. Their focus over the years has included moderating tee shots and refining his short game.
Why TCU
Beauchamp wanted to stay close to home and maintain regular access to coaching. Early contact from the TCU staff and a formative day playing with the team as a young player made the decision clear.
Mindset shift
A major improvement came when he learned to play golf rather than over manage mechanics during rounds. Visualization and trusting his athletic instincts helped produce his best collegiate stretches.
On handling adversity
He recalled a late double bogey on a drivable par four in Hawaii, explaining how he separated emotion from analysis, adjusted immediately, and finished the round strong.
Goals
The team’s goal is to reach the national championship. Individually, he aims to build on his consistency while staying process focused and avoiding fixation on rankings.
Off course
Favorite karaoke song: “Unwritten.”
Player Profile
School: TCU
Class: Senior
Hometown: Connecticut, New Jersey, and Texas
Major: Business
Honors: Cobalt Golf All America Scholar
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