Grayson Wood

2024-25 (Sophomore)

Had three top finishes in his first season with the Bulldogs: tied for fifth at the Valero Texas Collegiate with a 6-under 210 after three rounds, led the Bulldogs to their victory at the Linger Longer, shooting 9-under to end the tournament T-2, and played even with teammate Buck Brumlow at The Ford, only falling in the tiebreaker for first
Shot a career-best round of 7-under 64 in the third round of the Ka’anapali Classic
Had nine rounds in the 60s with 20 at par or better
Named a GCAAA All-American Scholar

Transferred to Georgia following a year at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Freshman (2023-24)

Atlantic 10 Golfer and Freshman of the Year at Virginia Commonwealth University
- first player in conference history to earn both player and freshman of the year recognitions
finished tied for first individually at the Atlantic 10 Championship, helping lead the Rams to their fifth league title
named to the Division I PING All-East Region Team
helping lead VCU to an eighth-place result at the Chapel Hill Regional during the 2024 NCAA Championships, the program's best finish in over 20 seasons. His final round score of 64 marked the fourth time a Ram reached the mark
claimed his two tournament wins during his freshman season- at the Los Vaqueros Intercollegiate in Cancun, shooting six-under-par 210, before finishing in first place individually at the conference championship.
named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week on March 4 and Freshman of the Week twice during the fall
placed in the top 15 individually in eight of 12 tournaments, including five top 10 finishes in his freshman season

Prior to VCU

named the Virginia State Golf Association Junior Player of the Year in 2022
graduated from Massaponax High School in May 2022, taking a gap year between completing high school and enrolling at VCU. As a junior, Wood won the 2022 Bobby Bowers, the 2022 VSGA Junior Match Play title, the 2022 VSGA State Amateur Championship, and the U.S. Amateur Qualifier in 2023.

Personal

Born on May 24, 2005
brother to Marshall
son of Ken and Rise Wood
began playing golf when he was three years old and grew up playing at the Fredericksburg Country Club.