Duke men's golf players Ethan Evans, Bryan Kim, and William Love have been honored with selections to the 2026 NCAA Division I PING All-East Region Team. This marks a continued tradition of excellence for Duke, with at least two All-Region honorees in nine of the last eleven seasons. Evans and Kim each received this recognition for the second year in a row, while Love notched it for the third time. Their performances contributed to a remarkable season, including a 13th place finish at the NCAA Championship. Under the leadership of new head coach Bob Heintz, the Blue Devils achieved several program milestones.

By the Numbers
  • Duke recorded a school-record 27 under-par rounds this season.
  • The team posted the second-lowest single-season scoring average in program history.
State of Play
  • Duke men's golf had a highly successful season, finishing 13th at the NCAA Championship.
  • Evans set a new Duke record for relation to par at the NCAA Championship with a score of 7-under-par 281.
What's Next

Moving forward, the Blue Devils aim to build on their program's success under Coach Heintz, retaining key players like Evans, Kim, and Love for future competitions. Their performances may set the stage for continued recognition in upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Evans, Kim, and Love emphasizes Duke's lasting impact in collegiate golf, showcasing a team ready to contend for national honors in the future. Their achievements reflect not only individual talent but also the effectiveness of the team's coaching and training.