By: Athletic Communications

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State men's golf head coach Jon Reehoorn announced Wednesday that Nguyen Anh Minh and Antoine Jasmin will join the program starting with the 2025-26 season.
 
Minh will come to Corvallis from Hanoi, Vietnam and Jasmin is a native of Blainville, Quebec, Ontario.
 
He was a member of the 2024 Junior Presidents Cup – International Squad and is ranked No. 61 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. He was a quarterfinalist at the 2024 US Juniors, and took 19^th at the 2024 Asia Pacific Amateur and seventh at the 2023 Asia Pacific Amateur.
 
He also won the individual championship at the Nomura Cup and led Vietnam to its first ever team win in the history of the event.
 
"Minh will come to Oregon State as the most decorated recruit in our program's history," Reehoorn said. "Currently ranked 60th in the world by the World Amateur Golf Ranking, Minh's record speaks for itself, including reaching the quarterfinals of the 2024 U.S. Junior. He will be a driving force in our program both on and off the golf course over the next four years. During the recruitment process, as we got to know Minh, it quickly became clear that everyone loves him. It's hard to spend even a few minutes with Minh without smiling or laughing. Minh brings a quiet confidence in himself and his golf game, and we believe he will also be a special teammate, pushing those around him to improve."
 
Jasmin will come to Corvallis also as a member of the Junior Presidents Cup – International Squad. He won the 2024 Graham Cooke Tournament, the Provincial Junior Championship and the AJGA Killington. He also claimed the College Prep Series at Purdue and the 2023 CJGA Hawkesbury. He was a 2023 Optimist International qualifier.
 
"Antoine has proven to be a relentless worker; someone who loves golf and is determined to reach his goals," Reehoorn said. "Watching Antoine play, we admired his competitiveness and felt his ball-striking skills would translate well to the college game. Since seeing him play for the first time about a year ago, we've seen Antoine's game continue to improve. Through his strong commitment, he has made huge strides, which were rewarded by his selection to the International Junior Presidents Cup team. As Antoine prepares to join Oregon State next fall, we believe the experience he will gain playing for Team Canada around the world will be invaluable in helping him make an immediate impact on the success of our team."
 
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