General
The reigning Utah state individual champion who was ranked No. 123 nationally in the American Junior Golf Association rankings at the time of his commitment to Georgia Tech … Originally in the class of 2026, the Park City, Utah native reclassified to 2025 and will enroll at Tech for the 2025-26 academic year … Ranked No. 52 in his original class of 2026 by the Junior Golf Scoreboard … Started playing golf at age 10, had three lifetime holes-in-one, two in competitive rounds … Also played basketball at Park City … Also enjoys mountain biking, snow skiing and fly fishing … Father, Rex, played college lacrosse at Brigham Young … Mother, Lisa, played golf at Texas and BYU
High School
Led his Park City High School team to the 4A state golf title in the spring of 2024, the first in six years for the school … Won the individual title by one stroke (8-under-par 136) … Earned first-team all-state honors in 2023 and 2024, and was a second-team choice in 2022
Junior Golf
Posted five top-20 finishes in 2024, including a victory at the Justin Thomas Junior Championship … Also tied for fifth place at the Jay Don Blake Junior, eighth place at the C.T. Pan Foundation Junior Championship, 14th at the Nike Junior Invitational and 20th at the AJGA Thunderbird Heather Farr Championship … Won the Colorado Junior Championship in 2023 … Posted 10 AJGA top-10 finishes overall, 13 Utah JGA wins … Was the youngest player ever to compete in the Utah State Amateur at the age of 13 and won 13 Utah Junior Golf Association tournaments
Coach Heppler says: “We are really excited to add another high-quality student-athlete to our program. Rawson has an outstanding skill set and a great desire to succeed. Rawson comes from an athletic family as both his parents were collegiate athletes. He is a multi-sport athlete, and his athleticism will be a great asset to our program. We feel strongly that Rawson fits the profile of the highly successful players who have been part of our program.”
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