Winthrop University's Thomas Lamar and Mason Tucker have been honored as NCAA Division I Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars, a recognition announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA). They are among 649 Division I golfers to achieve this recognition based on their performance and academic excellence. Lamar, with a stroke average of 72.58, was also a Big South All-Conference selection. Tucker, who recently completed his MBA, had an average of 74.95 and also received Big South All-Conference honors.

By the Numbers
  • 649 NCAA Division I golfers received Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar honors in the 2025-26 season.
  • Winthrop had multiple recipients for the eighth consecutive year.
Yes, But

While both Lamar and Tucker excelled academically and athletically, achieving All-America recognition reflects broader participation and competition levels among NCAA Division I athletes.

State of Play
  • Winthrop's men's golf team continues to showcase strong academic and athletic performance.
  • Recent seasons saw sustained team success, marked by multiple All-Conference selections.
What's Next

The success of Lamar and Tucker may pave the way for more Winthrop golfers to strive for academic and athletic excellence in future seasons.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Lamar and Tucker as All-America Scholars highlights Winthrop's commitment to balancing academic and athletic achievements, setting a precedent for future student-athletes to follow.