The University of Mississippi Athletics

11/11/2026 | Men's Golf
OXFORD, Miss.- The Ole Miss men's golf program and head coach Chris Malloy announced the signing of Hogan O'Keefe on National Signing Day, welcoming the Little Rock, Arkansas, native to the Rebels.
"Hogan is a tremendous addition to our program and he brings a strong competitive drive, and the ability to continue developing at a high level," said coach Malloy. We believe his skill set fits what we're building here at Ole Miss, and we're excited about the impact he can make. With his father's background of playing and coaching at the highest levels, he certainly knows what elite golf should look like."
O'Keefe joins Ole Miss from Little Rock Christian Academy, where he has established himself as a standout golfer, collecting multiple tournament victories and helping lead the Warriors to success at the state level.
During the 2025 season, O'Keefe helped Little Rock Christian capture its second consecutive Class 5A boys golf state championship. The Warriors finished 15 strokes ahead of the field, while O'Keefe carded an even-par 71 to finish tied for second individually.
O'Keefe continued his success in 2026, finishing as the runner-up at the Arkansas Overall Golf State Tournament, adding another notable finish to his high school career.
O'Keefe has also found success on the junior golf circuit, capturing two tournament victories in July 2023. He opened the month with a first-place finish at the Masters 2-Day at GreyStone Golf Club, carding rounds of 69 and 73 to finish at 2-under. Less than two weeks later, O'Keefe added another victory at the Masters 2-Day at River Bend Country Club, posting rounds of 76 and 72 to finish at 4-over, eight strokes ahead of the runner-up.
Adding to his list of accomplishments, O'Keefe teamed up with fellow Ole Miss signee Jack Denery to capture the 2026 Arkansas Junior Four-Ball Championship. The duo carded rounds of 61 and 65 to finish at 14-under, securing the championship by three strokes.
"I chose Ole Miss because of its winning culture and the coaches," said O'Keeffe. "Ole Miss builds winners."
O'Keefe will look to bring his championship experience and success at the high school and junior golf levels to Oxford as he prepares to begin his collegiate career with the Rebels next season.
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"Hogan is a tremendous addition to our program and he brings a strong competitive drive, and the ability to continue developing at a high level," said coach Malloy. We believe his skill set fits what we're building here at Ole Miss, and we're excited about the impact he can make. With his father's background of playing and coaching at the highest levels, he certainly knows what elite golf should look like."
O'Keefe joins Ole Miss from Little Rock Christian Academy, where he has established himself as a standout golfer, collecting multiple tournament victories and helping lead the Warriors to success at the state level.
During the 2025 season, O'Keefe helped Little Rock Christian capture its second consecutive Class 5A boys golf state championship. The Warriors finished 15 strokes ahead of the field, while O'Keefe carded an even-par 71 to finish tied for second individually.
O'Keefe continued his success in 2026, finishing as the runner-up at the Arkansas Overall Golf State Tournament, adding another notable finish to his high school career.
O'Keefe has also found success on the junior golf circuit, capturing two tournament victories in July 2023. He opened the month with a first-place finish at the Masters 2-Day at GreyStone Golf Club, carding rounds of 69 and 73 to finish at 2-under. Less than two weeks later, O'Keefe added another victory at the Masters 2-Day at River Bend Country Club, posting rounds of 76 and 72 to finish at 4-over, eight strokes ahead of the runner-up.
Adding to his list of accomplishments, O'Keefe teamed up with fellow Ole Miss signee Jack Denery to capture the 2026 Arkansas Junior Four-Ball Championship. The duo carded rounds of 61 and 65 to finish at 14-under, securing the championship by three strokes.
"I chose Ole Miss because of its winning culture and the coaches," said O'Keeffe. "Ole Miss builds winners."
O'Keefe will look to bring his championship experience and success at the high school and junior golf levels to Oxford as he prepares to begin his collegiate career with the Rebels next season.
FOLLOW THE REBELS ON SOCIAL
For updates throughout the season, follow the Rebels on X at @OleMissMGolf. Additional updates and information on the team can be found on Instagram at OleMissMGolf, on Facebook at Ole Miss Men's Golf and on OleMissSports.com.
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