Chase Nevins

Honors

• GCAA All-America Scholar (’25)
• SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll (’25)
• First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll (’24)

Vanderbilt Career

• Career scoring average of 73.34
• Posted one career top-15 finish
• 18-Hole Low Score: 68, 2025 Watersound Invitational, Round 3
• 18-Hole Low Par: 4-under 68, 2025 Watersound Invitational, Round 3
• 54-Hole Low Score: 212, 2024 Turtle Point Invitational
• 54-Hole Low Par: 4-under 212, 2024 Turtle Point Invitational
• Best Finish: 11th, 2024 Turtle Point Invitational

As a Sophomore (2024-25)

• GCAA All-America Scholar
• SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll
• Ranked No. 412 in the CLIPPD Rankings
• 72.67 scoring average in 34 rounds
• Carded under par in nine rounds
• Scored counted in 17 rounds
• Finished 11th at the Turtle Point Invitational with a score of 4-under 206
• 18-Hole Low Score: 68, Watersound Invitational, Round 3
• 18-Hole Low Par: 4-under 68, Watersound Invitational, Round 3
• 54-Hole Low Score: 212, Turtle Point Invitational
• 54-Hole Low Par: 4-under 212, Turtle Point Invitational
• Best Finish: 11th, Turtle Point Invitational
• Won the 65th Porter Cup in July with a four-round score of 11-over 269
• Medalist at the 49th Palmetto Amateur Championship with a 72-hole total of 5-under 275
• Runner up at the Kenridge Invitational in June

As a Freshman (2023-24)

• SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
• Played in three tournaments as a true freshman
• Held a scoring average of 76.25 through eight rounds
• Played in three tournaments as an individual
• Made his Vanderbilt debut at the 2023 MartinFed Invitational
• 18-Hole Low Score: 69, MartinFed Invitational, Round 2
• 18-Hole Low Par: 3-under 69, MartinFed Invitational, Round 2
• 54-Hole Low Score: 228, Mason Rudolph Championship
• 54-Hole Low Par: 15-over 228, Mason Rudolph Championship
• Best Finish: T-16th, Wolfpack Individual

The Nevins File

• Ranked the No. 3 golfer in the state of Virginia
• 2021 Rolex Junior All-American
• Four-time American Junior Golf Association champion
• Named to the Washington Post’s 2021 All-Met team
• Attended Langley High School in Virginia
• Helped Langley High School to six-straight team state championship
• Finished second at the 2021 Virginia state championship
• Won the 2022 Keith Mitchell Junior Championship with a 4-under-par 212
• Finished ninth at the 2023 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship