W. Golf: Anne Walker named as new head coach
Anne Walker has been hired as the Margot and Mitch Milias Director of Women’s Golf, Stanford interim athletics director Patrick Dunkley officially announced on Friday.
Women’s Golf
Women’s golf coach Caroline O’Connor resigns
Caroline O’Connor has stepped down from the post of Stanford women’s golf head coach after 17 years at the job
W. Golf: Cardinal finishes 24th at NCAA Championships
The Stanford women’s golf team wrapped up its 2012 season on May 25, finishing in 24th place at the NCAA Championships.
W. Golf: Women’s golf finishes seventh at Pac-12s, earns berth in NCAA West Regional
In the Pac-12 Women’s Golf Championships this past weekend, the Stanford women’s golf team struggled in the cold and windy conditions in Washington but rallied… Continue Reading »
W. Golf: Card hopes improvements enough to compete in rugged Pac-12
It didn’t take long for freshman golfer Mariko Tumangan to make her presence felt on the Stanford women’s golf team. On Oct. 28, barely a month into her college career, she shot a women’s course record 63 on the Stanford course
Golf: Cardinal battles inconsistency, end fall on medium note
The men and women’s golf teams both finished up their fall seasons this week, with the women placing third at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational on Wednesday while the men came home in sixth place at the Gifford Collegiate Golf Championship earlier in the day.
W. Golf: Card struggles with consistency
With Barton, Wong, Mar and Frasier all finishing at least 14 over par–with Mar and Barton at +21 and +29, respectively–the whole team is struggling with its consistency on the course. If Stanford hopes to compete for its first conference title since 1999 this spring–and it does appear to have the talent necessary to take a shot at favorite UCLA–it will need to find a solution to the inconsistencies.
W. Golf: Home headache for Cardinal
Riding high after a second place finish at the Cougar Invitational last month, the women’s golf team got off to a solid start as host of the Stanford Intercollegiate this past weekend, shooting a combined two-under to sit in fourth place after the first round of play. But trouble struck on the second day of competition, and the Card couldn’t make up much of the large gap in the third round either, finishing the 16-team event in a tie for 10th place.