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Bushnell Golfweek poll 10.16.26

Men's Golf

Men's Golf Remains #1 in Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches Poll

NORMAN, Okla. - With victories in two of their first three 2026-27 tournaments, Florida Southern men's golf is No. 1 for the third consecutive Bushnell/Golfweek DII Coaches' Poll. The Mocs earned 15 first-place votes and 416 points on October 16, four more than Georgia Southwestern (one first-place vote and 412 points).

The defending national champions have opened the season with two wins so far while leading the nation in the Scoreboard by Clippd rankings. Florida Southern started the season at The National Preview, placing first of 10 teams at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens. VanderSchuur won the individual title, the first of his career, with a career-low round of 64 and a 3-round score of 203 (-13). The Mocs later competed in the Hurricane Invitational at the Doublegate Country Club in Georgia, tied for 10th overall. Swartz was the leading Moc in that event, posting a top-5 finish at 3-under. At the Copperhead Championship, the Mocs won their second event of the season, with runner-up finish for VanderSchuur. 
 
The Mocs will compete in two weeks at the Golfweek Fripp Island Invite at the Fripp Island Resort in South Carolina Oct. 26-27 to wrap up the calendar year of events. FSC will return in 2027 with the Matlock Collegiate Classic at Lone Palm Golf Course Feb. 8-9. 

Lincoln Memorial, Nova Southeastern, and Central Oklahoma rounded out the top five. Barry, North Georgia (one first-place vote), USCA (one first-place vote), Palm Beach Atlantic, and Grand Valley State completed the top 10.

 The fourth 2026-27 Bushnell/Golfweek DII Coaches' Poll, which will be Fall 2026's final poll, will be released on Friday, November 6.

2026-27 Bushnell/Golfweek DII Coaches' Poll - October 16

RANK

UNIVERSITY (FIRST-PLACE VOTES)

POINTS

PREVIOUS

1

Florida Southern (15)

416

1

2

Georgia Southwestern (1)

412

6

3

Lincoln Memorial

401

4

4

Nova Southeastern

396

8

5

Central Oklahoma

354

10

6

Barry

311

15

7

North Georgia (1)

301

2

8

USCA (1)

296

7

9

Palm Beach Atlantic

295

NR

10

Grand Valley State

285

3

11

Oklahoma Christian

228

RV

12

Colorado Christian

194

12

13

Lee

169

5

14

Rollins

168

RV

15

Columbus State

155

9

16

Western Washington

151

RV

17

UMSL

143

18

18

Arkansas Tech

142

RV

19

Cal State San Bernardino

128

13

20

Midwestern State

91

RV

21

Central Missouri

90

RV

22

USCB

68

20

23

Washburn

67

RV

24

Lynn

57

22

25

Saint Leo

56

14

Dropped Out: Wingate (No. 11; RV), Chico State (No. 16; RV), Flagler (No. 17; RV), Catawba (No. 19; RV), West Texas A&M (No. 21; RV), Colorado Mesa (No. 23; RV), Anderson (SC) (No. 24; RV), CSU Pueblo (No. 25; RV).

Receiving Votes (Points): Flagler (53), Lander (49), Catawba (46), UTPB (43), CSU Monterey Bay (36), Wingate (36), Valdosta State (33), Chico State (27), Carson-Newman (26), Wayne State (MI) (23), St. Mary's (TX) (18), DBU (17), Menlo (17), Belmont Abbey (16), Coker (16), Lenoir-Rhyne (15), Tampa (15), Missouri S&T (11), Georgia College (10), Cal State East Bay (7), Eckerd (7), West Texas A&M (5), Colorado Mesa (3), CSU Pueblo (3), Newberry (3), Pittsburg State (2), Anderson (SC) (1), Ashland (1), CSUSM (1), Erskine (1).

About the GCAA

Established in 1958, the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) is the professional organization of men's collegiate golf coaches. The GCAA's mission is to support its member coaches from six divisions, including the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA, by creating educational opportunities, providing resources, and promoting its members with the purpose of enhancing their overall performance as coaches, mentors, and teachers. The GCAA also recognizes the excellence and achievements of its members and their student-athletes in academic, athletic and civic endeavors. For more information, please visit gcaa.coach.

 
 
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