Golfweek's 2024-25 Men's College Golf All-Americans
The 2024-25 college golf season has concluded, with two weeks of NCAA Championships at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, in the books. Now it's time to hand out postseason awards to college golf's best.
Oklahoma State won its 12th national championship in school history, knocking off Virginia 4-1 in the title match. Ole Miss junior Michael La Sasso captured the biggest win of his career, taking home the individual title for his third victory of the season.
He was just one of numerous stars who shined all season.
Here are Golfweek's First Team, Second Team, Third Team and Honorable Mention Men's All-Americans for 2024.
First team
Josele Ballester, Sr., Arizona State
Luke Clanton, Jr., Florida State
David Ford, Sr., North Carolina
Ben James, Jr., Virginia
Jackson Koivun, So., Auburn
Michael La Sasso, Jr., Ole Miss
Phichaksn Maichon, Sr., Texas A&M
Sebastian Moss, Sr., Louisville
Preston Stout, So., Oklahoma State
Brendan Valdes, Sr., Auburn
Second team
Carson Bacha, Sr., Auburn
Daniel Bennett, Fr., Texas
Ethan Fang, So., Oklahoma State
Josiah Gilbert, So., Auburn
Ian Gilligan, Sr., Florida
Algot Kleen, Sr., LSU
Jacob Modleski, So., Notre Dame
Tommy Morrison, Jr., Texas
Jase Summy, Jr., Oklahoma
Jackson Van Paris, Sr., Vanderbilt
Third team
Buck Brumlow, Sr., Georgia
Pablo Ereno, Sr., UCLA
Caden Fioroni, Sr., UNLV
Drew Goodman, Sr., Oklahoma
Dane Huddleston, So., Utah Valley
Christiaan Maas, Jr., Texas
Luke Poulter, So., Florida
Arni Sveinsson, Fr., LSU
Kieron van Wyk, Sr., College of Charleston
Connor Williams, So., Arizona State
Honorable mention
Jackson Buchanan, Illinois
Mahanth Chirravuri, Pepperdine
Ryder Cowan, Oklahoma
Tom Fischer, Ole Miss
Charlie Forster, Long Beach State
Frankie Harris, South Carolina
Justin Hastings, San Diego State
Max Herendeen, Illinois
Filip Jakubcik, Arizona
Justin LaRue, Longwood
Eric Lee, Oklahoma State
Michael Mjaaseth, Arizona State
Omar Morales, UCLA
Jake Peacock, USF
Brantley Scott, Troy
Lance Simpson, Tennessee
Hunter Thomson, Michigan
Jack Turner, Florida
Tyler Weaver, Florida State
Wells Williams, Vanderbilt
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