University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) is a top public flagship university. Ranked #30 nationally by U.S. News 2026, it excels in business (McCombs), engineering (Cockrell), computer science, and liberal arts. Highlights include massive research ($1B+ annually), iconic Tower, vibrant Austin music scene, and powerhouse Longhorns athletics.

State

Texas

Student Population

52,000

Acceptance Rate

29%

GPA Range

3.6-4.0

SAT Range

1370-1550

Common Majors

Business, biology, psychology, engineering, computer science

"UT's massive Austin campus pulses with Tower glow, Sholz Garden hangs, and Hook 'Em spirit. Off-campus, Sixth Street bars, Barton Springs swims, ACL Fest vibes. Students love top profs, 1,000+ clubs, Darrell K tower views, sunny quads, and that ambitious Longhorn energy!"

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 1

Tuition (no scholarship)

$11,688 (in-state) $44,908 (out-of-state)

Conference

Southeastern Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

70.1

Avg Women's Scores

73.2

Men's Team Notes

The Texas men’s team remains a national‑title contender, consistently ranked in the top 5 nationally. The Longhorns post strong scoring averages, collect multiple tournament wins and top‑finish performances, and feature several players who post rounds in the 60s and compete in high‑profile events from the fall through the postseason.

Women's Team Notes

Texas women’s golf competes at an elite level, regularly appearing in national‑grading rankings and finishing in the top 10 at major invitational events. The Longhorns combine strong individual talent with consistent team scoring, frequently posting sub‑75 stroke averages and challenging the best squads in the country throughout the season.

Coaches

Men's Coach

John Fields

Women's Coach

Laura Ianello

Men's Email

John.Fields@athletics.utexas.edu

Women's Email

Laura.Ianello@athletics.utexas.edu

Men's Coach Bio

John Fields leads Texas men’s golf as a veteran head coach who has guided the Longhorns to multiple Big 12 titles and national prominence, including the 2024 conference championship at Whispering Pines. Known for player development and recruiting elite amateurs, he consistently builds deep, competitive rosters that peak in postseason play and prepare graduates for professional golf and high‑level careers beyond the sport.

Women's Coach Bio

Laura Ianello, Texas women’s golf head coach, entered her second season in 2025‑26 after an immediate impact in year one. She led the Longhorns to three tournament victories and their 33rd NCAA Championship appearance, advancing to match play. A proven program‑builder, Ianello emphasizes disciplined preparation, short‑game excellence, and team culture, blending player development with recruiting to keep Texas in the national conversation every season.