After nearly two decades at the helm of Texas A&M golf, J.T. Higgins is leaving Aggieland to return to his home state of California to coach the USC Trojans. On this episode of the LiucciCast, Higgins discusses the move, his love for A&M and more.

Following a Round of 16 showing at the 2020 U.S. Amateur Championship at Bandon Dunes, Texas A&M junior-to-be Sam Bennett joined TexAgs Radio to look back on his week in Oregon and having his 79-year-old grandfather on the bag.

In 2009, J.T. Higgins' team brought home a National Championship to College Station. To help pass the time without sports, we got the team together on a Google Hangout to reflect on their favorite stories from that week, Bronson Burgoon's miraculous shot and much, much more.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M men's golf coach J.T. Higgins joined to share his thoughts on the end of his team's season due to COVID-19, and some big picture plans for the program moving forward.

After an impressive 2018 fall season, the Texas A&M men's golf team will attempt to carry that strong momentum into the spring season which begins on Monday. Lia Musgrave caught up with A&M head coach J.T. Higgins to preview the season.

The Aggies square of with the No. 1 team in the nation, Oklahoma State, in the Quarterfinal round of match play at the 2018 NCAA D1 Men's Golf Championship. Chandler Phillips leads off for A&M and takes the course at 7:50 a.m. in Stillwater.

Ahead of this week's NCAA Men's Golf Championship in Stillwater, Oklahoma at Karsten Creek Golf Course, A&M men's golf coach J.T. Higgins and select Aggie golfers met with the media to discuss the upcoming tournament and a shot at the programs second title.

The Aggies claimed the team title on Wednesday afternoon, and junior Chandler Phillips took home the individual honors at the Bryan Regional from Traditions Golf Club. Phillips led all golfers with an impressive 11-under par performance.

The highs and lows of mid-March and early April have the Texas A&M golf teams feeling prepared heading into this week's SEC Championships.

J.T. Higgins' Aggie Men's golf team was back in action this weekend at Traditions Golf Club in Bryan for the 11th-annual Aggie Invitational. A&M finished 12 shots behind tournament winner LSU, while Aggie Cameron Champ finished tied for second at -5.

Texas A&M Golf has begun its spring season, and the Aggies have been hot out of the gates. Chandler Phillips and Maddie Szeryk have led the Texas A&M Men's and Women's Golf to top-4 finishes in every tournament to date this spring.

Texas A&M men's golf has enjoyed a lot of success this fall, and that continued at the Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate. The Aggies took hom fifth place and were only two strokes off the lead, and Chandler Phillips finished fourth individually.

Taking home it's second top-three finish of the young season, Texas A&M men's golf had a solid, if imperfect, weekend in Illinois. Aggie Cameron Champ shot a final-round 69 to take home his first individual victory.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M men's golf coach J.T. Higgins joined to discuss his team's upcoming appearance at the Albuquerque regional of the 2016 NCAA Tournament next Monday through Wednesday.

With a bad finish to the final round, Texas A&M was forced to settle for a ninth-place finish in the lone home event of the season. Senior Andrew Lister claimed a share of fourth place with a final round of two under par.

Coming into Saturday's 36-hole first day of the Aggie Invitational, Texas A&M had a strong game plan. Unfortunately, early bogeys and poor execution led to a lackluster start, leaving A&M in 7th place with 18 holes left.

Saturday and Sunday, Texas A&M men's golf will compete in its lone home event of the season at Traditions Golf Club. With a win already this season, and tons of course knowledge, confidence is high for the Aggies.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M men's golf coach J.T. Higgins joined to share thoughts on his 2016 team, this weekend's 2016 Aggie Invitational, the teams in the field and more.