Reynolds Named to SEC Community Service Team

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Junior Rafe Reynolds was named to the SEC Community Service Team on Thursday the league office announced as part of its annual men’s golf awards. The Greenville, S.C., native led the team in community service hours this season.

Reynolds participated in Camp Kemo children’s hospital visits at Prisma, Midlands Orphan Relief and the Generation Gamecock mentoring program. He also wrote Valentine’s Day Cards for patients at Prisma Health.

On the course, Reynolds logged a 72.22 scoring average in 10 events played. He had a pair of top-fives, three top-10s and four top-20 finishes. He was named SEC Golfer of the Week after notching his best collegiate performance at the Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 12-14). Reynolds shot a career-best score of 206 (-10) en route to a T-2^nd finish in the team’s spring opener which concluded yesterday at Grand Reserve Golf Club, home of the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open. He carded a bogey free 67 (-5) in the final round for a new 18-hole low score.

2023 SEC Men’s Golf Awards

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Gordon Sargent, Vanderbilt

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Caleb Surratt, Tennessee

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Ford Clegg,  Mississippi State

COACH OF THE YEAR

J.C. Deacon, Florida

FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC

Caleb Surratt, Tennessee

Gordon Sargent, Vanderbilt

Yuxin Lin, Florida

William Moll, Vanderbilt

Sam Bennett, Texas A&M

Brendan Valdes, Auburn

Nick Dunlap, Alabama

Matthew Riedel, Vanderbilt

SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC

Cole Sherwood, Vanderbilt

Ricky Castillo, Florida

Fred Biondi, Florida

J.M. Butler, Auburn

Alex Goff, Kentucky

Canon Claycomb, Alabama

William Paysse, Texas A&M

Bryce Lewis, Tennessee

Charlie Crockett, Missouri

Garrett Endicott, Mississippi State

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM

Caleb Surratt, Tennessee

Nick Dunlap, Alabama

Garrett Endicott, Mississippi State

Wells Williams, Vanderbilt

Reed Lotter, Auburn

Matthew Kress, Florida

Cameron Tankersley, Ole Miss

COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM

Canon Claycomb, Alabama

Denver Davis, Arkansas

Ryan Eshleman, Auburn

Yuxin Lin, Florida

Connor Creasy, Georgia

Cooper Parks, Kentucky

Garrett Barber, LSU

Ludvig Erikkson, Ole Miss

Harrison Davis, Mississippi State

Rafe Reynolds, South Carolina

Jake Hall, Tennessee

Michael Heidelbaugh, Texas A&M

Matthew Riedel, Vanderbilt

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