Division I Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll

Vanderbilt on top of first spring 2023 Bushnell/Golfweek Div. I Coaches Poll

The Commodores received 16 first-place votes and 520 points in the process.

After beginning their spring campaign with a wire-to-wire victory at the John Hayt Intercollegiate, Vanderbilt is the Bushnell/Golfweek DI Coaches Poll’s No. 1 for Feb. 10.

The Commodores received 16 first-place votes and 520 points in the process. Auburn, Fall 2022’s final No.1, grabbed five first-place votes and 501 points at No.2 in this poll. North Carolina, Texas Tech, and Arizona State rounded out the top five, while Stanford, Florida, Tennessee, Illinois, and Texas A&M completed the top 10.

See the rest of the top 25 below.

Rank	University (first-place votes)	Points
1	Vanderbilt (16)	520
2	Auburn (5)	501
3	North Carolina	476
4	Texas Tech	432
5	Arizona State	425
6	Stanford	413
7	Florida	372
8	Tennessee	370
9	Illinois	363
10	Texas A&M	339
11	Georgia Tech	299
12	Oklahoma	274
13	Virginia	270
14	Florida State	265
15	Texas	252
16	Pepperdine	232
17	Oklahoma State	205
18	Alabama	168
19	Arizona	140
20	Kansas State	121
21	San Diego State	98
22	Mississippi State	73
23	Colorado State	63
24	Ohio State	30
T-25	Georgia Southern	26
T-25	Oregon	26

Others receiving votes: Georgia (12), Wake Forest (11), North Florida (6), Washington (4), Ole Miss (4), Colorado (3), LSU (3), Notre Dame (3), Cincinnati (2), Duke (1).

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Auburn finishes fall 2022 as Bushnell/Golfweek Div. I Coaches Poll’s No. 1 team

The Tigers earned 15 first-place votes and 543 points in the poll.

Auburn, who captured victories at the Maui Jim Intercollegiate, Marquette Invitational and Isleworth Collegiate, is the Bushnell/Golfweek Div. I Coaches Poll No. 1 for Nov. 18.

The Tigers earned 15 first-place votes and 543 points in the poll. Vanderbilt (seven first-place votes and 533 points), Texas Tech, North Carolina and Arizona State rounded out the top five, while Stanford, Tennessee, Illinois, Florida and Georgia Tech completed the top 10 for the second straight poll.

Ohio State is ranked for the first time this season at No. 25.

Rank	Team (first-place votes)	Points	Previous
1	Auburn (15)	543	1
2	Vanderbilt (7)	533	2
3	Texas Tech	487	4
4	North Carolina	469	5
5	Arizona State	467	3
6	Stanford	430	6
7	Tennessee	415	7
8	Illinois	380	8
9	Florida	363	9
10	Georgia Tech	345	10
11	Texas A&M	321	14
12	Virginia	315	12
13	Oklahoma	296	11
14	Florida State	266	13
15	Pepperdine	256	15
16	Oklahoma State	205	16
17	Alabama	195	17
18	Texas	168	19
19	Kansas State	160	21
20	San Diego State	148	22
21	Colorado State	112	18
22	Arizona	82	25
23	Mississippi State	47	23
24	Georgia	43	20
25	Ohio State	25	NR

Others receiving votes: Georgia Southern (24); Oregon (18); Mississippi (15); LSU (11); Washington (6); Baylor (2); Purdue (2); Cincinnati (1); Georgia State (1).

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Auburn men’s golf surges into top spot in Bushnell/Golfweek Division I Coaches Poll

Auburn received 11 first-place votes and 460 points in the poll.

After its wire-to-wire title at the 2022 Isleworth Collegiate, Auburn jumped into the Bushnell/Golfweek’s Division I Coaches Poll’s No. 1 spot for Oct. 28. The Tigers end their fall campaign with victories at the Maui Jim Intercollegiate, Marquette Invitational and Isleworth.

Auburn received 11 first-place votes and 460 total points in the poll. Vanderbilt (six first-place votes and 450 points), Arizona State, Texas Tech, and North Carolina, who moved up eight spots from their No. 13 spot on Sept. 30, round out the top five, while Stanford, Tennessee, Illinois, Florida and Georgia Tech complete the top 10.

Pepperdine moved up from No. 25 to No. 15, Colorado State from receiving votes to No. 18, and the trio of San Diego State, Mississippi State, and Oregon enter in.

Georgia Southern, LSU, North Florida, Purdue and Washington all received votes.

Rank	Team (First-place votes)	Points	Previous
1	Auburn (11)	460	T-3
2	Vanderbilt (6)	450	1
3	Arizona State	437	6
4	Texas Tech	414	7
5	North Carolina (2)	413	13
6	Stanford	383	T-3
7	Tennessee	350	12
8	Illinois	328	5
9	Florida	326	10
10	Georgia Tech	301	8
11	Oklahoma	280	2
12	Virginia	259	15
13	Florida State	244	14
14	Texas A&M	218	9
15	Pepperdine	209	25
16	Oklahoma State	155	11
17	Alabama	153	16
18	Colorado State	145	NR
19	Texas	127	19
20	Georgia	125	17
21	Kansas State	121	T-21
22	San Diego State	88	NR
23	Mississippi State	55	NR
24	Oregon	49	NR
25	Arizona	43	23

Others receiving votes: Georgia Southern (13); LSU (11); North Florida (7); Purdue (6); Washington (5).

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Pepperdine, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt headline Division I Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll

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Pepperdine overtakes Oklahoma for top spot in Division I Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll

Pepperdine has risen to the top spot in the latest Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll.

Pepperdine started its spring with two team titles before logging a runner-up finish in a loaded field at the Prestige. As a result, the Waves have risen to the top spot in the latest Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll.

The Waves received 15 first-place votes, followed by second-ranked Oklahoma who received two first-place votes. Pepperdine effectively knocked Oklahoma out of the top spot.

Texas, winner of the Prestige, climbs all the way up to fourth, receiving two first-place votes, followed by Texas Tech to round out the top five.

Texas A&M, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, SMU and Arizona all earned a spot in the top ten.

Florida (No. 22), Southern California (No. 24) and Oklahoma State (No. 25) all rejoined the ranking this week, while LSU and Tennessee fell from the top 25.

Coaches Poll

Rank	University (First-place votes)	Points	Previous Rank
1	Pepperdine (15)	510	2
2	Oklahoma (2)	491	1
3	Arizona State (2)	475	9
4	Texas (2)	456	13
5	Texas Tech	440	6
6	Texas A&M	419	11
7	Georgia Tech	412	3
8	Wake Forest	379	5
9	SMU	327	16
10	Arizona	304	10
11	Washington	296	18
12	Baylor	283	12
13	Vanderbilt	263	22
14	Louisville	229	19
15	Auburn	226	17
16	Georgia	185	20
17	Notre Dame	184	8
18	Duke	182	4
19	BYU	163	15
20	Colorado State	144	7
21	UCLA	103	24
22	Florida	100	NR
23	Clemson	78	21
24	Southern California	75	NR
T-25	Oklahoma State	32	NR
T-25	North Carolina	32	14

Dropped From Ranking: LSU (No. 23); Tennessee (No. 25).

Others Receiving Votes: East Tennessee State, 14; Stanford, 10; San Diego State, 8, Tennessee, 3; James Madison, 1; LSU, 1.

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Oklahoma leads, Pepperdine rises in men’s Division I Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll

Oklahoma leads the latest men’s Division I Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll while Pepperdine rises in rankings to the No. 2 spot.

After finishing the fall as the No. 1 ranked team in the country and the spring season underway, the Oklahoma Sooners continue their reign as the top-ranked men’s team in the country in the first Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll of 2020.

The Sooners received six first-place votes, followed by second-ranked Pepperdine, who received 16 first-place votes, and Georgia Tech, who received one first-place vote. Duke and Wake Forest round out the top five.

Texas Tech, Colorado State, Notre Dame, Arizona State and Arizona all earned a spot in the top ten.

Vanderbilt (22) and Tennessee (25) both rejoined the ranking this week, while Arkansas and Oregon State fell from the top 25.

Coaches Poll

Rank	University (First-place votes)	Points	Previous Rank
1	Oklahoma (6)	554	1
2	Pepperdine (16)	546	4
3	Georgia Tech (1)	531	3
4	Duke	462	5
5	Wake Forest	439	6
6	Texas Tech	422	2
7	Colorado State	412	8
8	Notre Dame	410	7
9	Arizona State	405	10
10	Arizona	387	14
11	Texas A&M	342	T-16
12	Baylor	314	11
13	Texas	289	19
14	North Carolina	274	12
15	BYU	264	9
16	SMU	262	13
17	Auburn	204	T-16
18	Washington	181	18
19	Louisville	172	15
20	Georgia	155	20
21	Clemson	101	22
22	Vanderbilt	76	NR
23	LSU	70	25
24	UCLA	64	21
25	Tennessee	41	NR

Dropped from ranking: Arkansas (23); Oregon State (24).

Others receiving votes: East Tennessee State, 22; California, 18; Arkansas, 17; North Florida, 7; Oklahoma State, 7; Florida, 6; Oregon State, 6; Florida State, 5; Illinois, 4; South Carolina, 3; Mississippi, 2; South Florida, 1.

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