Shockwaves in Scottsdale! Ole Miss Men’s Golf Stuns the Field, Reaches NCAA Match Play Semifinals—Michael La Sasso Claims Individual National Title
In a historic performance at the 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship in Carlsbad, California, Ole Miss junior Michael La Sasso clinched the individual national title with an impressive 11-under-par 277, becoming only the second Rebel to achieve this feat, following Braden Thornberry’s 2017 victory.
La Sasso’s stellar play not only secured his individual crown but also propelled the Rebels into the team match play semifinals for the first time in program history. The team edged out Florida State by a single stroke to claim the eighth and final spot in match play, marking a significant milestone for Ole Miss golf.
Throughout the season, La Sasso demonstrated exceptional consistency, recording a program-best 69.48 stroke average and earning PING First-Team All-American honors. His leadership and performance have set a new standard for excellence within the Ole Miss golf program.
As the Rebels look ahead, La Sasso’s achievements serve as both inspiration and a benchmark for future success. His journey underscores the impact of dedication and resilience, solidifying his place among the elite in collegiate golf.
