(Photo: Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) During winter break, No. 18 Arizona State junior golfer Patience Rhodes encountered an unlikely setback.While boating with her family, Rhodes fractured her left fibula, forcing her to be on crutches for six weeks and missing a large chunk of the spring season. In the fall, the
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Sun Devils look for their first win of the season at the Big 12 Championships
(Photo: Courtesy of Sun Devil Athletics) After an up-and-down roller coaster ride of a season, Arizona State women’s golf head coach Missy Farr-Kaye and her team finished off the regular season with back-to-back second-place finishes, and now buckles up for the whole new ride that is the postseason. The No. 22 Sun
Sun Devils women’s golf does well at home, finishing second at the Ping ASU
Both ASU men’s and women’s golf tee off this week as the postseason nears
(Photo: Thomas Fernandez/Sun Devil Athletics) Both men’s and women’s golf head coaches, Matt Thurmond and Missy Farr-Kaye, will have their teams tee it up this upcoming week as the regular season slowly comes to a close. The No. 8 men’s golf team will participate in the Valspar Collegiate Invitational at Floridian National
Life isn’t getting any easier for ASU with the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate right around the corner
(Photo: Brad Repplinger/Sun Devil Athletics) As the Arizona State men’s golf team heads to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the Sun Devil women’s golf team heads to another popular vacation destination themselves in Hilton Head, South Carolina, for a stacked tournament field of their own. The Sun Devils will participate in the Darius
Early spring struggles continue for ASU women’s golf team
No. 24 ASU falls just short of No. 1 Stanford in Hawaii
ASU golf heads into its final tournaments before the winter break
Patience Rhodes leads ASU to a top-five finish at the Stanford Intercollegiate
(Photo: Sun Devil Athletics) As Sparky and the gang marched up the foothills into Palo Alto, California, for the Stanford Intercollegiate, the team was eager to outperform its rivals. In the red corner fighting out of Tucson were the Arizona Wildcats, who had their sights set on placing above the Sun Devils
