Sophomores Gerardo Gomez and Erich Fortlage from the Arkansas Razorbacks have been named honorable mention All-Americans by Golfweek and PING/GCAA. They are the 15th and 16th players to receive All-American honors under the leadership of head coach Brad McMakin, contributing to a total of 24 All-American recognitions for the program. Additionally, both players have excelled on the course this season, demonstrating remarkable consistency and performance.

By the Numbers
  • Gomez shot below par in 13 of his final 15 rounds, finishing 24-under-par for the season.
  • Fortlage set a Razorback record with 26 rounds at par or better and achieved 13 rounds in the 60s.
State of Play
  • Both players were recognized as PING/All-Central Region and second team All-SEC prior to their All-American honors.
  • Gomez led the team with a scoring average of 70.67 while Fortlage had the second-best average also at 70.67.
What's Next

As they prepare for the upcoming season, Gomez and Fortlage will look to build on their success and further establish themselves as key contributors to the Razorbacks' golf program.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Gomez and Fortlage highlights their talent and dedication, marking a significant achievement for both players and the Arkansas men's golf program as they aim for continued excellence in collegiate golf.