Rankings

Alabama received 18 of 23 first-place votes to rank No. 1 in the recent Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll. Alabama remains No. 1 after winning its first SEC Championship in 29 years. Georgia is No. 2, followed by Southern California and UCLA tied for No. 3 and Oklahoma State at No. 5.

Duke, having just won its 13th consecutive ACC Championship, reclaimed the No. 1 ranking in the Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll. Duke earned 13 of 23 first-place votes. Rounding out the top five are UCLA, Southern California, Arizona State and Florida.

Alabama received 18 of 23 first-place votes to rank No. 1 in the recent Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll. Alabama remains No. 1 after winning its first SEC Championship in 29 years. Georgia is No. 2, followed by Southern California and UCLA tied for No. 3 and Oklahoma State at No. 5.

Duke, having just won its 13th consecutive ACC Championship, reclaimed the No. 1 ranking in the Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll. Duke earned 13 of 23 first-place votes. Rounding out the top five are UCLA, Southern California, Arizona State and Florida.

UCLA earns 15 of 27 first-place votes and is No. 1 in the third Golf World/NGCA Division I Coaches’ Poll of the spring season. Duke is second, followed by Southern California, Arizona State and Florida.

UCLA earns 15 of 27 first-place votes and is No. 1 in the third Golf World/NGCA Division I Coaches’ Poll of the spring season. Duke is second, followed by Southern California, Arizona State and Florida.

The second Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll of the spring season has been released, with Duke retaining the top spot in the poll, earning all 25 first-place votes.

The second Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll of the spring season has been released, with Duke retaining the top spot in the poll, earning all 25 first-place votes.

Alabama received 13 of 23 first-place votes and is No. 1 in the Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Men’s Coaches’ Poll. Georgia is No. 2, followed by Charlotte, Oklahoma State and UCLA.

Alabama received 13 of 23 first-place votes and is No. 1 in the Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Men’s Coaches’ Poll. Georgia is No. 2, followed by Charlotte, Oklahoma State and UCLA.

The first Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll of the spring season has Duke holding down the top sport. The Blue Devils earned 18 of the 29 first-place votes after finishing tied for second in their first event of the spring, the Arizona Wildcat Invitational. UCLA moved up one spot to second and received eight first-place votes. Rounding out the top-five are USC (No. 3), Arizona State (No. 4) and Florida (No. 5).

The first Golf World/NGCA Division I Women’s Coaches’ Poll of the spring season has Duke holding down the top sport. The Blue Devils earned 18 of the 29 first-place votes after finishing tied for second in their first event of the spring, the Arizona Wildcat Invitational. UCLA moved up one spot to second and received eight first-place votes. Rounding out the top-five are USC (No. 3), Arizona State (No. 4) and Florida (No. 5).

The first Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll of the spring season is released, with Georgia earning 13 of the 23 first-place votes.

The first Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches’ Poll of the spring season is released, with Georgia earning 13 of the 23 first-place votes.

Fred Funk continues to lead the Charles Schwab Cup, and his 60 points ahead of Jerry Pate, who won the Turtle Bay Championship on Sunday. Allen Doyle, Bernhard Langer and Loren Roberts round out the top five.

Tiger Woods leads the U.S. Ryder Cup point standings, followed by Jim Furyk, Zach Johnson and Steve Stricker. The top eight point earners through the PGA Championship automatically qualify for the team, and U.S. captain Paul Azinger will select the final four members.

Golf World announces the results of its fourth and final men’s college coaches poll of the fall season. Georgia heads into the offseason ranked No. 1.

Golf World announces the results of its fourth and final men’s college coaches poll of the fall season. Georgia heads into the offseason ranked No. 1.

Tom Watson finished No. 1 in the final Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour. Watson previously finished first in 2002 and ’03.

Tom Watson, Loren Roberts and Jay Haas hold the top three places in the Power Performance Rankings for the Champions Tour.