(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) During a nearly 20-day break for the Arizona State women’s golf team, four of its seven members on the women’s roster headed to Singapore to compete in the 2025 Amateur Team Championships. Unlike the standard three-round format in collegiate golf, the battle for the Espirito Santo Trophy at
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ASU Men’s Golf falls flat at Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) The No. 2 Arizona State men’s golf team headed east to Fort Worth, Texas, to compete in the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational, coming off the backs of two wins in their first three tournaments. The success, however, wasn’t continued. The Sun Devils put together by far their worst
McDonald-O’Brien’s hole-in-one leads the way for ASU women’s golf
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) It was a chilly Tuesday morning as Arizona State sophomore golfer Isla McDonald-O’Brien strolled up to the seventh hole at the Glen View Golf Club, just outside of Chicago, Illinois. It was a 149-yard par three which the England native had been capitalizing on by attaining both
ASU’s golf teams head in opposite directions with an action-packed week ahead
ASU women’s golf shows improvement, finishing 4th in Tennessee
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Nine days after Arizona State women’s golf’s flat-footed start in Minnesota, it ventured down south to the Volunteer State in search of a spark in the Mason Rudolph Championship at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn. Vanderbilt (275/284/278) ultimately claimed victory in their home tournament at fifteen-under-par,
ASU men’s golf hits the breaks in Illinois with an 8th place finish
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Only three days after the Arizona State men’s golf claimed victory in the beautiful peaks of Utah at the Wohali Classic, the team skied down the mountains and found itself in the sprawling plains outside of Chicago, Illinois, for the Fighting Illini Invitational at the Olympia Fields
ASU women’s golf looks to find form at Mason Rudolph Championship
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Coming off a disappointing 10th-place finish at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate, the Arizona State women’s golf team looks to bounce back at the Mason Rudolph Championship in Tennessee, starting Friday. Preseason All-American sophomore Patience Rhodes led the way for the Sun Devils at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate, posting a 1-under-par
Connor Williams’ leads ASU to back-to-back tournament wins
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) With the help of junior Connor Williams’ stellar performance, the Arizona State Men’s golf team topped both the team (tying for first with New Mexico) and individual categories at the Wohali Classic in Coalville, Utah, winning back-to-back tournaments to start the season. The Maroon and Gold accumulated the
ASU men’s golf heads to the Wohali Classic searching for another win
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Coming off a down-to-the-wire season-opening win at the Sahalee Players Invitational, No. 6 Arizona State’s men’s golf takes a trip to the mountains of Coalville, Utah, for the Wohali Classic at the Wohali Club, which starts Monday. The Wohali, hosted by Utah, is a brand-new event making
ASU Women’s Golf finishes 10th ANNIKA Intercollegiate
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) Expectations were high for Arizona State’s women’s golf as it entered the season No. 5 in NBC’s preseason rankings. Despite the promising projections, the team stumbled out of the gate in its season opener at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate at Royal Golf Club in Lake Elmo, Minn. A late