The last time the UCLA women’s golf team was on the course, it performed brilliantly, hitting -12, its best single round all season. Read more...
Photo: Boosted by a surge of recent wins and familiarity with the course they’ll be playing on, sophomore Erynne Lee and the rest of the women’s golf team have high hopes for this year’s PING/ASU Invitational.
In 1995, University of Hawaii’s Dawn Kaneshiro hit 65 (-7) in a single round at the Bay Course in Maui, Hawaii, setting a course record. Eighteen years later, UCLA sophomore Erynne Lee hit eight birdies in the tournament’s third and final round to match that performance. Read more...
One win, and two really close losses. This is what the competition between the crosstown women’s golf rivals UCLA and USC has looked like since the start of the spring golf season. Read more...
UCLA women’s golf doesn’t have to go far from home to compete this weekend. The Bruins will head to the El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana, Calif. Read more...
The skies opened up on New Orleans this weekend, drenching a field of competitors that included the nation’s top four women’s golf teams. It forced the cancellation of Monday’s competition and severely shortened UCLA’s practice round. Read more...
Over the course of the season, the UCLA women’s golf team has been left shorthanded, which, according to coach Carrie Forsyth, caused the team to feel more pressure to make up for the missing teammate. Read more...
Even though freshman golfer Jacquie LeMarr doesn’t see herself making the rounds on the LPGA Tour after college, she has no plans to leave the world of sports behind. Read more...
Photo: Freshman golfer Jacquie LeMarr plans to explore a career in sports media following her graduation, either as a sports writer or a sports information director.
