Thursday, November 12, 2026 | Men's Golf
Jack Turner closed the fall with a third-place and runner-up finishes.
COLUMBUS, GA. – Florida men's golf senior Jack Turner was selected to the Haskins Award Final Fall Watch List on Thursday.
The No. 11 ranked amateur in the world, Turner led the Gators to back-to-back team wins to close out the fall portion with a third-place and runner-up finish. Those last two outings he finished 4-under and7-under par for 54-holes. He began his season with a seventh-place performance and is currently ranked No. 9 in the PGA Tour University Rankings.
Celebrating its 57th year, the Fred Haskins Award presented by Stifel is considered the most prestigious award in collegiate golf and is presented annually to the most outstanding male collegiate golfer. The winner of the oldest individual college golf award is selected through voting by players, coaches, golf SIDs and select golf media members and will be announced in early June.
Turner entered the season as the Gators' most experienced player with 35 tournaments and 97 career rounds. His 71.0 career stroke average ranks first in program history. He led the team in nearly every statistical category last season and was a key part of Florida's postseason run, finishing T14 or better in all three postseason events and going undefeated in match play at the SEC Championship.
He was named an All-American by the GCAA and Golfweek each for the third time while also earning his third All-Region selection and third All-SEC honor, including a First Team selection. This summer, the Orlando native reached the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals. At the NCAA Championship, Turner finished T14 at 6-under to earn NCAA All-Tournament Team honors, recording the fourth-lowest score by a Gator at the national championship in program history.
The No. 11 ranked amateur in the world, Turner led the Gators to back-to-back team wins to close out the fall portion with a third-place and runner-up finish. Those last two outings he finished 4-under and7-under par for 54-holes. He began his season with a seventh-place performance and is currently ranked No. 9 in the PGA Tour University Rankings.
Celebrating its 57th year, the Fred Haskins Award presented by Stifel is considered the most prestigious award in collegiate golf and is presented annually to the most outstanding male collegiate golfer. The winner of the oldest individual college golf award is selected through voting by players, coaches, golf SIDs and select golf media members and will be announced in early June.
Turner entered the season as the Gators' most experienced player with 35 tournaments and 97 career rounds. His 71.0 career stroke average ranks first in program history. He led the team in nearly every statistical category last season and was a key part of Florida's postseason run, finishing T14 or better in all three postseason events and going undefeated in match play at the SEC Championship.
He was named an All-American by the GCAA and Golfweek each for the third time while also earning his third All-Region selection and third All-SEC honor, including a First Team selection. This summer, the Orlando native reached the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals. At the NCAA Championship, Turner finished T14 at 6-under to earn NCAA All-Tournament Team honors, recording the fourth-lowest score by a Gator at the national championship in program history.
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