NORMAN, Okla. – The Methodist University men's golf team concluded the fall season tenth in the nation from the most recent NCAA Division III Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches' Poll as announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America offices last Friday afternoon.
 
Methodist finished the 2026 fall slate competing at the O'Briant Jensen Memorial, hosted by Guilford College, marking out in 9th place out of 15 teams at The Cardinal by Pete Dye in Greensboro, N.C. Senior Todd Moyer and sophomore Jack Haeflinger led the Monarchs both placing T-16th individually, recording 221 (+8) throughout the 54 holes of action. In total, the nationally recognized Monarchs logged 306-292-295-893 (+41) as a squad to conclude the fall schedule before hitting the links again in the spring of 2027.
 
The reigning 2026-27 champions of the O'Briant Jensen Memorial, Emory University, tops out the ultimate poll of the fall with 372 total points and 12 first place votes. Kenyon College ranked out in second with 361 total points and three first place votes while O'Briant Jensen Memorial runners-up, Carnegie Mellon University, rounded out in third with 343 total points. Huntingdon College marked out in fourth in the poll with 323 total points with Illinois Wesleyan positioning fifth in the national rankings with 316 total points, respectively.
 
The Monarchs will return to competition on Monday, March 1st through Tuesday, March 2nd at The Savannah Invitational, hosted by (RV) Berry College, at The Club at Savannah Harbor in Savannah, Ga.