Ryan Hybl

It took Ryan Hybl little time to return the Oklahoma men's golf program to national prominence. Oklahoma is one of three schools to appear in the last 10 championships and the only program in the country to make the last five NCAA match play championships.

Named OU head coach on June 22, 2009, Hybl took over a program that finished 10th in the 2009 Big 12 Championship and inside the top nine just once that spring, and has guided it to the 10 best single-season scoring averages in school history and to the NCAA Championships each of the last 10 years.

Hybl has coached 12 Sooners to 23 All-America honors. Abraham Ancer was an honorable mention All-American in 2010-11 and Will Kropp earned the same acclaim in 2011-12. In 2014-15, a pair of Sooners grabbed the honor in Michael Gellerman (third team) and Grant Hirschman (honorable mention). The following season, Max McGreevy was named a third-team All-American. After the Sooners claimed the 2017 national title, McGreevy, Hirschman, Brad Dalke and Blaine Hale all earned honorable mention honors. In 2018, Quade Cummins, Dalke, Hale and Hirschman secured All-America honors. In 2019, Patrick Welch and Garett Reband were named All-Americans. A year later, Cummins and Reband reprised their accolades. In 2021, the Sooners placed a program-record five golfers on the All-America team: Cummins (4x), Reband (3x), Welch (2x), Jonathan Brightwell (2x) and Logan McAllister (1x).

Under Hybl's direction, the program has enjoyed its most successful stretch ever, finishing inside the top five at 25 of the team's last 26 tournaments starting in the fall of 2018 and running through the 2021 season.