University of Oregon (UO) is a flagship public research university in Eugene, celebrated for its innovative programs in business, journalism, and environmental sciences. Highlights include its vibrant Duck athletics, stunning 295-acre campus, study abroad in 70+ countries, and top rankings as Oregon's #1 public university.

State

Oregon

Student Population

24,000

Acceptance Rate

86%

GPA Range

3.5-4.0

SAT Range

1130-1360

Common Majors

Business administration, psychology, human physiology, journalism, biology

"UO's lush Eugene campus bursts with green spaces, Autzen Stadium roars, and Duck pride everywhere. Outside class, hike Cascades, bike Willamette trails, hit Portland vibes. Students love 600+ clubs, sunny quad hangs, top athletics, creative energy, and that welcoming, outdoorsy community!"

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 1

Tuition (no scholarship)

12,834 (in-state), $36,744 (out-of-state)

Conference

Big Ten Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

72.4

Avg Women's Scores

71.8

Men's Team Notes

The Oregon men’s golf team competes in the Big Ten as a top‑100 national program, regularly posting sub‑285‑round totals and contending for top‑finish accolades in high‑level fall events. The Ducks feature multiple players who frequently break par and anchor the team’s scoring in tough fields.

Women's Team Notes

Oregon women’s golf ranks among the nation’s elite, often checking in near the top of national lists while repeatedly carding team scores in the low‑80s for 54‑hole events. The Ducks combine record‑breaking scoring with deep‑field victories and individual top‑10 finishes across the schedule.

Coaches

Men's Coach

Casey Martin

Women's Coach

Derek Radley

Men's Email

caseym@uoregon.edu

Women's Email

coachd@uoregon.edu

Men's Coach Bio

Casey Martin heads Oregon men’s golf as a former PGA Tour professional and NCAA champion who played alongside Tiger Woods. In his tenure with the Ducks, Martin has elevated the program through elite recruiting, technical coaching, and mental preparation, consistently positioning Oregon for NCAA regional contention in the competitive Big Ten. His professional background brings unique insights to player development and tournament strategy.

Women's Coach Bio

Derek Radley leads Oregon women’s golf, guiding the Ducks to their first Big Ten title in 2025 at Bulle Rock by 14 strokes. Previously at Arizona, Radley helped secure a 2018 national championship. Known for disciplined preparation and ball-striking excellence, he builds depth through strategic recruiting and fosters leadership, propelling Oregon into match play and establishing the program as a conference powerhouse in its Big Ten era.