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Spencer Fletcher talks to his teammates at practice on Nov. 4. Fletcher will be starting at the No. 1 spot in the Amer Ari Invitational in Kona, Hawaii Feb. 1-3. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Men's golf faces brutal field in Amer Ari Invitational

The ASU men’s golf team faces most of collegiate golf’s upper echelon in the Amer Ari Invitational in Kona, Hawaii Feb. 1-3.

By Justin Janssen | January 30, 2012

Former golfers reconnect at Thunderbird Pro-Am

Former ASU golfers and coaches enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect and relive Sun Devil memories.

By John McKelvey III | December 12, 2011

Devil Dish: Dec. 6

Tiger is still the savior of golf.

By Kyle Newman | December 5, 2011

TURNING PRO: Ex-ASU golfer Carlota Ciganda sinks a putt during the PING/ASU Invitational earlier in the year. Ciganda is still adjusting to life away from the team after leaving a year early to start her professional career. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Ciganda adjusting to life away from ASU golf

Former ASU golfer Carlota Ciganda dominated in college but is still getting used to the pros.

By John McKelvey III | October 31, 2011

PERSEVERANCE: ASU sophomore Laura Blanco takes a practice swing during media day earlier this year. Blanco fought off back spasms to come back in the third round and help the Sun Devils secure a 10th-place finish. (Photo courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics)

Women’s golf grabs 10th in Tenn.

In their final tournament of the fall season, the No. 9 ASU women’s golf team finally conquered one of its biggest problems.

By John McKelvey III | October 24, 2011

Women’s golf heads to Pac-12/SEC Challenge

The Pac-12/SEC Challenge will prove which conference is the best in women’s collegiate golf.

By John McKelvey III | October 20, 2011

GETTING IT DONE: Senior Spencer Fletcher practices his wing during Media Day earlier this season. The ASU men’s golf team won the Cullum Invitational on Tuesday, with Fletcher tying for first. (Photo courtesy of Maggie Emmons)

Fletcher, men’s golf capture first at Cullum Invite

The ASU men’s golf team finally broke through.

By John McKelvey III | October 18, 2011

Men’s golf looking to qualify for postseason

In its final tournament, the ASU men’s golf team seems like the favorites to win for the first time this season.

By John McKelvey III | October 16, 2011

Molinaro, Lee to lead women’s golf in Stanford

The No. 5 ASU women’s golf team travels closer to home in search of its first win.

By John McKelvey III | October 13, 2011

MOVING FORWARD: Senior Spencer Fletcher drives the ball off the tee during the Pac-10 Championship last season. Fletcher finished in the top ten at The Prestige earlier this week. (Photo courtesy of Steve Rodriguez)

Men’s golf falters on final day

After a brilliant first two rounds, the ASU men’s golf team relaxed its grip

By John McKelvey III | October 12, 2011

Molinaro picks up Pac-12 honor

Giulia Molinaro was named the first ever Pac-12 Women’s Golfer of the Month Wednesday.

By John McKelvey III | October 6, 2011

Top Left: Mathias Schjoelberg, Top Right: Stan Gautier, Bottom Left: Brandon Cloete, Bottom Right: Noemi Jimenez. (Photos courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics)

Golf’s international freshmen adjust on campus

Like it’s talent, ASU’s golf program is loaded with diversity on both men’s and women’s teams.

By John McKelvey III | October 4, 2011

STRONG OPENER: ASU freshman Stan Gautier takes a swing at the Karsten driving range during media day on Sept. 2. Gautier’s first-round 68 helped the Sun Devils to an eighth-place finish at the Tucker Invitational. (Courtesy of Maggie Emmons)

Men’s golf struggles at Tucker Invite

The ASU men’s golf team is entering a crucial stretch at this point of the season.

By John McKelvey III | October 3, 2011

Men’s golf heads to Tucker Invitational

Tim Mickelson isn’t carrying any specific expectations coming into his second tournament as head coach.

By John McKelvey III | September 29, 2011

TRANSITION: Members of the ASU women’s golf team pause for a photo in the Karsten clubhouse during practice on Wednesday. The team’s nutritionist plays a large role in helping the international players eat healthy food around campus. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Adjusting to food tough for international players

Beth Gevirtz is determined to help women’s golf stay as nutritionally balanced as possible.

By John McKelvey III | September 28, 2011

ASU alumni golfers secure Solheim Cup

Ex-ASU golfers Anna Nordqvist and Azahara Munoz both played key roles in securing the European victory in the Solheim Cup.

By John McKelvey III | September 27, 2011

ALMOST THERE: Sophomore Justine Lee attempts a putt during the PING/ASU Invitational at the ASU Karsten Golf Course last April. Lee tied for eighth place in the NCAA Fall Preview over the weekend. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Women’s golf third at Fall Preview

The first major hurdle is behind the ASU women’s golf team.

By John McKelvey III | September 26, 2011

BRIGHT SPOT: ASU sophomore Daniela Ordonez poses for a portrait during practice last season. Ordonez finished in the top ten individually in the Dale McNamara Invitational last weekend while the ASU women’s golf team placed second. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Women’s golf faces big early-season test

The ASU women’s golf team will take on one of the toughest tests they face all year in the NCAA Fall Preview.

By John McKelvey III | September 20, 2011

LOOKING DOWN: ASU junior Jin Song concentrates on one of his many practice balls prior to a swing in practice last January. The men’s golf team finished 14th out of 15 teams against top-tier schools in the Illini Invitational over the weekend. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Men’s golf finishes in bottom in Illini Invite

After a solid start to on the first day, a top-notch field and prevailing winds blew the ASU men’s golf team off course at the Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational.

By John McKelvey III | September 19, 2011

NOT QUITE THERE: Senior Giulia Molinaro drives the ball off the tee during last season’s PING/ASU Invitational. Despite solid performances by Molinaro and sophomore Justine Lee, the women’s golf team slid to seventh in the Stanford Intercollegiate over the weekend. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Women’s golf gives up big lead, places second

Oklahoma State roared back from a 21-stroke deficit behind ASU on the third and final day to win the McNamara Invitational.

By John McKelvey III | September 15, 2011

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