Gordon Sargent Chooses College Over PGA Tour, Defers Membership

World's top-ranked amateur golfer, Gordon Sargent, opts to complete his senior year at Vanderbilt, delaying his professional debut.

Gordon Sargent, the top amateur golfer, will return to Vanderbilt for his senior year, deferring his PGA Tour card.
Sargent has secured a PGA Tour card through the PGA Tour University's Accelerated program but prefers to stay in college.
He aims to enjoy college life and further mature both on and off the golf course before turning professional.
Sargent won the NCAA individual title as a freshman and is a recipient of the McCormack Medal as the top amateur golfer.
Despite the option to turn professional, Sargent values the developmental benefits of college golf and team experiences at Vanderbilt.