Get to Know Cowboys Responsible for OSU Golf’s 12th National Championship

National championships are beginning to become something of a routine for Oklahoma State men’s golf.

On Wednesday, the Cowboys joined Texas as the only program in the nation to win three championships since 2006 (Oklahoma State also won the title in 2018).

The Cowboys are the only team in the nation to have either won the title or finished second five times since 2006. Texas and Alabama each did so four times, while Stanford finished inside the top two three times.

On Thursday, the Golf Coaches Association of America honored OSU sophomores Preston Stout and Ethan Fang as First-Team All-Americans. It’s the first time since 2019 that the Cowboys finished with two First-Team golfers.

Get to know more about those two Cowboys and their teammates who helped Oklahoma State finish the season on top.

Preston Stout

The closer!#GoPokes | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/NxFeERNjk2

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 27, 2025

Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Richardson, Texas

Notes:

Placed third at the NCAA Championship, four strokes shy of first

Oklahoma State’s only All-Big 12 selection in 2024

Joined Jordan Spieth as one of only two players to win the Byron Nelson Junior Championship three times before joining the Cowboys

Finished the 2025 season with two wins, including one at the Big 12 Championship

Ended the season with six finishes inside the top 10

Also won a Big 12 individual title in 2024

Ethan Fang

Battling#GoPokes | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/m1hxbKMDGX

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 28, 2025

Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Plano, Texas

Notes:

Tied with three others for 15th at the NCAA Championship, finishing one under par

Spent his first season at California before joining OSU this season

Earned All-Pac-12 Second-Team honors in 2024 and a spot on the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team

Started his Oklahoma State career with seven consecutive top 10 finishes, including three consecutive top-five finishes

Finished in a tie for fifth overall at the Big 12 Championship

Eric Lee

Just when you thought he couldn’t top 18 yesterday.#GoPokes | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/n58ONT2FYZ

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 29, 2025

Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Fullerton, California

Notes:

Tied for 38th at the NCAA Championship

Recorded five consecutive top 10s late in the season, including one first-place finish

Finished ninth overall at the Big 12 Championship

Competed at California before transferring to Oklahoma State ahead of this season

Earned a spot on the Pac-12 All-Freshman honorable mention team in 2024

Earned match-clinching points in OSU’s semifinal and final win

Gaven Lane

Bang!#GoPokes | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/Qvy9O3Vki4

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 29, 2025

Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Argyle, Texas

Notes:

Tied for 60th at the NCAA Championship

Finished as Oklahoma State’s second-best golfer three times in the final six competitions, including championship play

Won a team and individual state championship in 2022 after finishing second in 2021

Was the third-youngest competitor to ever golf in the U.S. Amateur Championship, competing at the age of 14

Filip Fahlberg-Johnsson

Hat in hand and a point for the Pokes!#GoPokes | #golfschool pic.twitter.com/hZDhxO8bJP

— OSU Cowboy Golf (@OSUCowboyGolf) May 29, 2025

Class: Freshman
Hometown: Lidingö, Sweden

Notes:

Tied for 60th at the NCAA Championship

Competed in various international competitions before joining OSU

Helped Sweden win the 2023 European Boys’ Team Championship and a third-place finish at the 2022 Toyota Junior World Cup