Texas Tech golfers Adam Bresnu, Tim Wiedemeyer and Connor Graham earned Golfweek All-America honors after a standout 2025-26 season.
Texas Tech men’s golf keeps stacking national recognition after one of the strongest seasons in program history.
Adam Bresnu, Tim Wiedemeyer and Connor Graham were all named to Golfweek’s 2025-26 Men’s College Golf All-America teams, giving the Red Raiders another major postseason flex after a spring run that kept them among the nation’s most dangerous college golf programs.
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Bresnu and Wiedemeyer landed on the third team, while Graham earned honorable mention recognition.
For Texas Tech, it’s another reminder that this wasn’t just a good team with one standout player.
The Red Raiders had real depth, real firepower and three golfers who consistently played like they belonged among the best in the country.
The honors come after all three players were already named first-team All-Big 12 selections in May.
They were also chosen for the NCAA Division I PING All-Central Region Team, adding another layer to a postseason résumé that’s getting hard to ignore.
Bresnu, a junior, was one of Texas Tech’s most reliable forces throughout the season. Wiedemeyer, also a junior, gave the Red Raiders another top-tier presence in tournament play.
Graham, a sophomore, continued to show why he’s one of the program’s key pieces moving forward.
All three spent time ranked inside the top 25 individually in the Clippd national rankings during the season, helping push Texas Tech into the top 10 nationally during the spring.
That kind of balance made the Red Raiders a problem. It also helped the program make history.
Bresnu, Wiedemeyer and Graham became the first Texas Tech trio to earn first-team All-Big 12 honors in the same season.
They also helped the Red Raiders place at least three players on the PING All-Central Region Team for the fourth time in the past five seasons.
That’s not a one-year spike. That’s a program trend.
Golfweek’s All-America teams have been a national benchmark in college golf since 1999, recognizing the top players in the sport each season.
For Texas Tech to land three names on the list says plenty about where the program stands heading into the future.
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The Red Raiders didn’t just have a strong 2025-26 season. They built more proof that Texas Tech men’s golf belongs in the national conversation.
And with Graham still early in his college career and Bresnu and Wiedemeyer returning as proven upperclassmen, this group may not be finished making noise.
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