The No. 1 ranked Emory men's golf team ended their fall season on a high note, winning the O'Briant Jensen Memorial with a team score of 856 (+4) and taking sixth at the Chick-fil-A Invitational with a score of 898 (+34). 

At the O'Briant Jensen, the Eagles finished ten strokes ahead of UAA foe Carnegie Mellon to secure the win, with Washington and Lee finishing in third with an 883 (+31). 

Senior Zach Pelzar held onto his top spot from day one and won the individual title, shooting a 206 (-7) through 54 holes. He shot a 69 (-2) in his final round, delivering a lone bogey on the front nine before carding four birdies and a bogey on the back nine to end the fall season. 

Fellow senior Kevin Mu finished three strokes behind his classmate, carding a 70 (-1) in the third round with four birdies and three bogeys to take second place overall. 

Enze Miao finished next for the Eagles, delivering a 73 (+2) in the final round. The freshman carded four birdies, the same margin of bogeys and a lone double bogey on the day to land in the top ten. 

Jeffrey Rubenstein finished behind his classmate on the individual leaderboard, ending in a tie for 40th place after 54 holes. The newcomer saw a pair of birdies and five bogeys to finish in a tie for 40th place. 

Rounding out the leaderboard for the Eagles was Brady Lagendyk who shot a 232 (+19) to land in a tie for 51st place. 

Back in Georgia at the Chick-fil-A Invitational, freshman Luke Frey led the team with a 221 (+5) to tie for 14th. The newcomer had a consistent day at Stonebridge, carding two birdies and the same margin of bogeys and double bogeys on the round. 

Senior Tim Richter finished behind Frey, moving up 14 spots on the leaderboard to finish in a tie for 26th. Richter made par on each hole apart from a pair of birdies a lone bogey and a solo double bogey to tie his 73 (+1) from the second round to put up a 224 (+8) through 54 holes. 

Dustin Miller finished two strokes behind Richter to land in a tie for 34th place, carding six bogeys, a double bogey and a birdie to shoot a 79 (+7) in his final round in Rome. 

Sophomore Dru Devata ended the tournament in a tie for 40th, carding a 78 (+6) in round three to finish at 227 (+11). 

Jack Nicoletta finished one stroke ahead of teammate Jerry Li, with Nicoletta standing alone in 90th with a 250 (+34) while Li tied for 91st at 251 (+35). 

The Eagles will be back on the course in 2027, beginning the spring season on March 1 at the Savannah Invitational.