University of Houston Athletics
Men’s Golf Welcomes Hudson Weibel
8/3/2023 1:11:00 PM | Men's Golf
Transfer from Oklahoma will compete as a sophomore in 2023-24 with three years of eligibility
HOUSTON – After recently signing a scholarship agreement, Oklahoma transfer Hudson Weibel will join the University of Houston Men's Golf program for the 2023-24 season, Director of Golf Jonathan Dismuke announced Thursday.
Weibel – whose last name is pronounced Why-Bul – competed for his first two collegiate seasons at Oklahoma before transferring to Houston. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.
"Hudson had a tremendous career as a junior golfer, and we are excited to have him join our program," Dismuke said. "He will add depth to an already deep team and will be a guy that contributes for us."
In his first collegiate season, the Dallas native sat out as a redshirt at Oklahoma during the 2021-22 season and did not compete in any tournaments as a redshirt freshman in 2022-23.
He was a star at Highland Park High School, totaling 10 wins as a prep student-athlete. Weibel earned 19 Top-Three finishes during his junior career and led the Scots to the 2021 Class 5A UIL state championship.
Weibel was a two-time All-State First-Team selection and won the 2020 Lanny Wadkins Cup. Off the course, he was a member of the National Honor Society.
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Weibel – whose last name is pronounced Why-Bul – competed for his first two collegiate seasons at Oklahoma before transferring to Houston. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.
"Hudson had a tremendous career as a junior golfer, and we are excited to have him join our program," Dismuke said. "He will add depth to an already deep team and will be a guy that contributes for us."In his first collegiate season, the Dallas native sat out as a redshirt at Oklahoma during the 2021-22 season and did not compete in any tournaments as a redshirt freshman in 2022-23.
He was a star at Highland Park High School, totaling 10 wins as a prep student-athlete. Weibel earned 19 Top-Three finishes during his junior career and led the Scots to the 2021 Class 5A UIL state championship.
Weibel was a two-time All-State First-Team selection and won the 2020 Lanny Wadkins Cup. Off the course, he was a member of the National Honor Society.
SUPPORT HOUSTON RISE
Join Houston Rise, a $150 million fundraising campaign for Houston Athletics dedicated to championship success in the Big 12 Conference.
Every Houston Rise contribution prepares our Cougars to compete and win when we start Big 12 competition in July 2023. Click here to rise and be counted.
JOIN PROJECT 17
Fans are invited to join Project 17 to support Houston Men's Golf. Project members provide financial support directly to Houston Men's Golf for needs beyond the program's operating budget.
For information about Project 17 or to join, fans can click here.
STAY CONNECTED
Fans can receive updates by following @UHCougarMGolf on Twitter and catch up with the latest news and notes on the team by clicking LIKE on the team's Facebook page at UHCougarMGolf. Fans also can follow the team on Instagram at uhcougarmgolf.
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