Conor Graham has rapidly established himself as a cornerstone of Texas Tech men’s golf across two standout seasons. Following a 2024–25 debut where he earned GCAA All-Freshman and Big 12 All-Tournament honors, he elevated his game as a sophomore in 2025–26. Starting all 12 events, Graham posted a 70.2 scoring average, co-led the Red Raiders with nine top-20 finishes, and had 35 of 36 rounds count toward the team score. His campaign featured a career-best runner-up finish at The Clerico, a 14-under 202 at the Amer Ari Invitational, and First Team All-Big 12 and honorable mention All-America accolades, alongside Haskins and Ben Hogan Award watch list selections.
On the international stage, the Scottish standout pairs his collegiate success with a world-class amateur resume. The youngest player in Walker Cup history at 16 in 2023, Graham earned a second selection for the 2025 matches at Cypress Point, won the 2023 Junior Ryder Cup with Team Europe, and became the youngest Scottish Men’s Open champion. During his college off-seasons, he qualified for the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush, claimed stroke-play medalist honors at the British Amateur Championship in consecutive years (2024, 2025), and secured back-to-back Arnold Palmer Cup nods for Team International.
