The South Alabama Jaguars men's golf team set six program records during the 2025-26 season, marking one of its most successful campaigns. The team achieved a record stroke average of 283.69, surpassing the previous record by over five strokes. Notable achievements include two record low tournament totals: 833 (-31) at the Trinity Forest Invitational and 826 (-26) at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate. Senior Hugo Thyr led the way, establishing three individual records and achieving a stroke average of 69.83, the first in program history under 70. Thyr's impressive performance also included earning two Sun Belt Conference Championships over his college career.

By the Numbers
  • Team stroke average: 283.69, breaking the previous record of 289.03.
  • Hugo Thyr's individual stroke average: 69.83, surpassing the prior program record of 71.33.
  • Thyr recorded 20 out of 29 rounds under par and 15 rounds in the 60's.
State of Play
  • Jaguars achieved six top-5 finishes in the season, a first since 2013-14.
  • Thyr is the first Jaguar with a stroke average in the 60s in program history.
  • Thyr has made four regional appearances, a program record.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Jaguars aim to build on their record-setting season with a focus on further development and recruitment, hoping to replicate or surpass these achievements in the coming years.

Bottom Line

The Jaguars' historic season highlights their potential for future success, especially with standout performances from athletes like Hugo Thyr setting a high bar for the program.