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Golfweek 2025 college coaches survey: Who's the best men's coach in the country?

Updated Oct. 10, 2025, 9:17 p.m. ET

The Golfweek College Golf Coaches Survey is back!

For some time, Lance Ringler would survey college golf coaches about the happenings in college golf and publish the results. It has been a few years, but that changed last month. Ringler and Cameron Jourdan gathered emails and sent questionnaires to every Division I men's and women's college golf coach, asking four questions about the current landscape of college golf.

All answers were collected anonymously, meaning Golfweek has no idea how a specific coach answered the questions, nor were any coaches directed to answer questions a certain way. This survey was done to gauge coaches on what they thought about the state of college golf.

Golfweek will release the results of the survey over the course of this week. On Tuesday, the results of the first question were released: Do coaches prefer match play or stroke play to determine a champion? And on Wednesday, coaches answered whether they preferred the national championship to stay in one location or rotate and travel. Then Thursday, we asked which ranking system coaches preferred.

In the final part of our College Golf Coaching Survey, we asked who the best coach was in men's college golf. Coaches were asked to name their top five in order. Coaches ranked first received five points, those in second received four and so on. Here are the results:

Who's the best men's college golf coach?

1Mike Small – Illinois
2Ryan Hybl – Oklahoma
3Alan Bratton – Oklahoma State
4Scott Limbaugh – Vanderbilt
5Nick Clinard – Auburn
6Matt Thurmond – Arizona State
7John Fields – Texas
8J.C. Deacon – Florida
9Mike McGraw – Baylor
10Michael Beard – Pepperdine
11Bruce Heppler – Georgia Tech
12Bowen Sargent – Virginia
13Trey Jones – Florida St.
14Jake Amos – LSU
15Chris Haack – Georgia
16Chris Malloy – Ole Miss
17Jerry Haas – Wake Forest
18Conrad Ray – Stanford
19Jay Seawell – Alabama
20Greg Sands – Texas Tech
21Brennan Webb – Tennessee
22Scott Schroeder – North Florida
23Ryan Cabbage – Charlotte
24Jamie Bermel – Kansas
25Rob Bradley – South Carolina
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