Duke men's golf achieved a historic milestone with seniors Ethan Evans and William Love, alongside junior Bryan Kim, being selected to the 2026 All-ACC Men's Golf Team. This marks only the second occurrence in team history with three All-ACC honorees in the same season. Each player excelled with scoring averages below 71.1, contributing to a standout season under first-year head coach Bob Heintz. Kim achieved significant records, while Evans and Love showcased strong finishes throughout the season, cementing their impact on the program's success.

By the Numbers
  • Bryan Kim had a stroke average of 70.41, the second-lowest in Duke history.
  • Ethan Evans recorded a 71.00 average, the fifth-best in program history.
  • William Love finished with a 71.03 average, ranking sixth all-time for the Blue Devils.
  • Kims set Duke records with 28 par-or-better rounds, 24 under-par rounds, and 18 rounds in the 60s.
  • Evans finished tied for first at the ACC Championship with an 8-under-par 208.
State of Play
  • Duke men's golf is enjoying one of its most successful seasons in history.
  • The program saw three players recognized by ACC, showcasing their talent.
  • Each player contributed to historic scoring averages and records this season.
What's Next

With this season's momentum, Duke men's golf looks to build on their success in upcoming competitions and maintain their status among the elite in collegiate golf. The achievements of the players may also influence recruiting and the program's future prospects under Coach Heintz.

Bottom Line

Duke's All-ACC selections highlight the program's potential and success, emphasizing their competitive edge and commitment to excellence. The impressive performances not only enhance the program's reputation but also set a promising foundation for future seasons.