It’s the final tournament of the fall season for the Florida men’s golf team, which means it’s the last chance for the team to build momentum before the daunting spring season which includes the SEC Championship and the NCAA Championships.
Sophomore’s Maria Torres and Kelly Grassel were two peas in a pod during the first round of the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, N.C.
Kelly Grassel has an advantage on the Florida women’s golf team that no one else has.
Billy Horschel and Sean Foley are two of the best in the world when it comes to golf.
Entering the third tournament of the season, J.D. Tomlinson was looking for more consistency in his play.
For most Division I programs, freshmen aren’t usually counted on to lead a team since they are normally green horned and wet behind the ears.
After the first two tournaments of the year, senior J.D. Tomlinson has gotten off to a decent start in his final season.
Freshman Ryan Celano continues his impressive run as the top player for the Florida men’s golf team.
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Over the course of the three days of the Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill, N.C., sophomore Maria Torres emerged as the most consistent player for the Florida women’s golf team.
Freshman Taylor Tomlinson continues to impress in her short time as collegiate golfer, as she led the way for the Florida women’s golf team after the first round of the Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill, N.C.
After a subpar performance in its first tournament of the season, the Florida women’s golf team will be looking to turn things around as it heads to Chapel Hill, N.C., for the annual Tar Heel Invitational, which begins today.
After not being able to compete in the opening tournament of the season, sophomore Maria Torres is ready to begin her second year for the women’s golf team as it prepares for the Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Freshman Taylor Tomlinson and sophomore Kelly Grassel might have taken different paths to becoming athletes on the Florida women’s golf team, but after the team struggled to a 12th place finish at the Cougar Classic, both of them are standing out for coach Emily Glaser.
An indication of a team that is progressively getting better is overcoming disappointment and adversity.
In just one week, freshman Ryan Celano has gone from an unknown commodity to winning the qualifying for the Wolf Run Intercollegiate to having the best tournament of any player on the Florida men’s golf team in Zionsville, Ind.
The Wolf Run Intercollegiate is in the books and the Florida men’s golf team was able to have a complete turnaround from their first tournament, as they finished in second place after posting a score of 37-over-par. After finishing in 13th place in the first tournament, UF had three rounds of steady play and finished ahead of 13 teams.
After not performing up to the standards of a nationally successful program, the Florida men’s golf team looks to bounce back after a discouraging 13th-place finish in its first tournament of the year as it heads to Zionsville, Ind., for the two-day Wolf Run Intercollegiate.
One year after repeating as champions of the Cougar Classic in Charleston, S.C., the Florida women’s golf team finished in 12th place after the final round with a team score of 294.
After having a week off to improve after a disappointing 13th place finish in its first tournament, the Florida men’s golf team is coming off its qualifying rounds for the Wolf Run Intercollegiate in Zionsville, Ind.
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