The 2025-26 edition of the Emory University men's golf team was another hallmark year for the program as the Eagles captured their third straight University Athletic Association championship, added three tournament victories and finished inside the top 10 at the NCAA Championships for the fifth time in the last six seasons.

Emory was led by a pair of All-Region selections including First Team All-America honoree and Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year finalist in junior Kevin Mu. As a junior, Mu posted the second-lowest seasonal scoring average in team history while adding three medalist performances and became the latest Eagle to be named the University Athletic Association Player of the Year.

To go along with Mu, the Emory lineup was bolstered by Sewanee graduate transfer Pearse Lucas who joined Mu as an All-Region recipient and earned All-America Honorable Mention recognition.

In his first tournament with the Eagles, Lucas made an immediate impact as he led Emory to its third straight, and 23^rd overall, UAA championship with a 3-0 sweep in match play. Lucas was tabbed as the Tournament Most Valuable Player and was one of three Eagles named to the All-UAA Tournament Team alongside Mu and sophomore Zach Pelzar.

Following the UAA championship to start the season, the Eagles turned in four top-five team finishes during the fall slate including team titles at the NCAA Fall Preview and Wabash Fall Invitational. Mu highlighted the Eagles with a second place individual finish at the NCAA Preview before earning his first medalist honor at Wabash.

As the calendar flipped to the spring, Emory returned to action with a fourth place showing during the Savannah Invitational and tied for third at the Tiger Invitational. Three tournaments later, the Eagles captured their third team win of year with a dramatic final-hole finish over Sewanee at the Discover Dekalb Invitational with Mu and Lucas posted top-two individual performances to lead the team to the title in the final regular season tournament of the season.

The Eagles' season came to an end at the NCAA Championships in mid-May at Mission Inn Resort in Howie-in-the-Hills, FL where the national team featuring Mu, Lucas, Brian Hanson, Brady Lagendyk and Dru Devata steered Emory to a ninth place showing. Mu topped the Emory scorecards as he tied for 16^th on the individual leaderboard while Lucas and Hanson finished tied for 43^rd.

The final seasonal recognition for the Eagles came during the summer when the group of Mu, Lucas, Hanson, Lagendyk and Pelzar were named Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars for their work on the greens as well as in the classroom.

The Eagles earned the following honors during the 2025-26 season: