ASU women's golf wins Pac-12 Preview in Hawaii
ASU women's golf came out triumphant in its final competition of the fall season, winning the Pac-12 Preview in Kona, Hawaii on Tuesday.
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ASU women's golf came out triumphant in its final competition of the fall season, winning the Pac-12 Preview in Kona, Hawaii on Tuesday.
ASU men's golf finished third at the Tavistock Cup in Orlando, Florida, making that back-to-back top-5 team finishes in their last two tournaments.
ASU women's golf was tied for sixth place after two rounds at the Stanford Intercollegiate tournament with the hopes of pursuing victory this past weekend, but rain suspended the final round of play.
Before she even came to ASU, Olivia Mehaffey was dominating the golf world.
ASU women's golf finished ninth in a very competitive field at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate tournament in Reunion, Florida. Sophomore Linnea Strom led the way for the Lady Sun Devils, tying for eighth in individual play.
No. 19 ASU men's golf finished its first tournament of the year tied for 11th, with senior Ki Taek Lee being the lone standout for the Sun Devils tying for second in individual play.
It's a hyper-competitive atmosphere for ASU men's golf under new head coach Matt Thurmond.
No. 2 ASU women's golf earned a second place finish Tuesday in the team's first tournament of the 2016 season, and senior Monica Vaughn shot personal bests.
Growing up in a small town with barely 4,000 people in Reedsport, Oregon, there wasn't much to do other than golf for Monica Vaughn.
Coming off a 10th place finish at last year's NCAA team championships, ASU women's golf is hoping its focus on team bonding on and off the course will help take them to the next level this season.
Expectations are high for Matt Thurmond as he takes over the prestigious ASU men's golf program.
This summer was no vacation for one ASU men's golfer, who made an eagle with a final putt spanning 40 feet, which landed him in the final grouping in his first-ever PGA Tour event.
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