Three Georgia Tech golfers, Albert Hansson, Hiroshi Tai, and Aidan Tran, have been named to the PING All-East Region team by the Golf Coaches Association of America. Hansson, who won the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational, earns his second all-region nod, while Tai, a four-time honoree and NCAA Champion, leads the team. Tran wraps up his collegiate career with his first all-region selection, showcasing consistent performance throughout the season. Their combined efforts helped Georgia Tech secure its 28th-straight NCAA Championship regional appearance.

By the Numbers
  • Tai has four all-region honors in four years.
  • Hansson currently ranks No. 135 in NCAA rankings.
  • Tran finished his season ranked No. 103 in NCAA rankings.
  • Hansson's individual title at the Ben Hogan Collegiate was his first collegiate win.
  • All three golfers competed in 11 events this season, collectively earning multiple top-10 finishes.
Yes, But

Despite the accolades, the team faces challenges ahead, as they aim to build on their recent successes and maintain competitive performance in future championships.

State of Play
  • The Yellow Jackets recently concluded their season with their 28th consecutive NCAA Championship regional appearance.
  • Georgia Tech golfers continue to perform at a high level, leading to multiple individual accolades.
  • The team's competitive future remains vibrant with emerging talent and experienced players.
What's Next

As the golf season closes, anticipation builds for the next year, with hopes of further individual and team accomplishments in college golf.

Bottom Line

The achievements of Hansson, Tai, and Tran underline Georgia Tech's strength in collegiate golf and set a solid foundation for continued success in the future.