Texas A&M Golf Season Ends at NCAA Championship

Texas A&M men’s golf saw its 2026 season end Sunday at the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship, where the Aggies finished 25th at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa and missed the cut for the final round of stroke play.

The No. 20 Aggies posted a 6-over 294 in the third round, closing the championship at 18-over 882.

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It wasn’t the finish Texas A&M wanted, especially with only the top 15 teams advancing to Monday, but the Aggies still left California with a season that featured national-stage experience and individual honors to build around.

Aaron Pounds delivered the sharpest final-round response for A&M, carding a 3-under 69 to make a major jump up the individual leaderboard.

After opening with a 79, Pounds rebounded with rounds of 72 and 69 to finish at 5-over 221.

Wheaton Ennis was Texas A&M’s top overall finisher for the week. He closed with a 2-over 74 and ended the tournament at 3-over 219.

Shiv Parmar finished one shot behind Ennis at 4-over 220 after bouncing back with an even-par 72 in the final round.

Jaime Montojo finished at 9-over 225, while Kris Kuvaas closed at 16-over 232.

Auburn led the field at 22 under, followed by Texas at 19 under and Vanderbilt at 9 under. UCLA, Arizona and Oklahoma State tied for fourth at 8 under.

For Texas A&M, the final leaderboard was frustrating, but there were real positives.

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Ennis, Parmar and Pounds all earned PING All-Central Region recognition, while Parmar also landed on the SEC All-Freshman Team.

Ennis isn’t finished yet, either. He’ll represent the Aggies at the 2026 Arnold Palmer Cup in July, giving Texas A&M one more spotlight after a season that ended earlier than planned.

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