University of Oregon Men's Golf

PGA Tour veteran, former NCAA Champion and Eugene native Casey Martin enters his 20th season in 2025-26 after amassing one of the Ducks' most impressive resumes in any sport. In his tenure, he has transformed Oregon into a national golf power, and guided the team to 11 NCAA Championship appearances, including winning the 2016 NCAA title and finishing runner-up in the 2017 championships. Martin has also mentored Wyndham Clark, who went on to become the 2023 U.S. Open champion, and another PGA Tour winner, Aaron Wise, during his time at Oregon. A graduate of South Eugene High School, Martin was a three-time all-conference selection, a two-time All-American at Stanford and member of its 1994 NCAA Championship squad. As a senior, he received Academic All-America honors in 1995 and graduated with a degree in economics. Martin played professionally starting in 1998 and earned his PGA Tour card in 2000.

Former PGA Tour pro, U.S. Amateur champion and Eugene native Jeff Quinney is in his fifth season as an assistant coach. During Quinney's fourth season with Oregon in 2024-25, Oregon won twice and claimed five top-five finishes en route to its 18th NCAA regional appearance in a row. Oregon won at both the Bandon Dunes Championship and Duck Invitational, the Ducks' first team title and back-to-back titles since 2022-23. Quinney helped lead the Ducks to a fourth-place finish in Oregon's first Big Ten Championships and ninth at the Auburn Regional. Under Quinney, Aiden Krafft became the first Ducks' medalist since the 2022-23 season when he took home the individual title at the Sahalee Players Championship to open the fall slate. His wasn't the only low score for Ducks, as Eric Doyle kicked off the spring season with a 17-under 199 at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate. It tied for the fifth-lowest score in program history and second-lowest score to par, while his opening-round 63 (-9) tied for