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Junior Ashley Kim finished 2-over par and tied for 17th place at the Landfall Tradition Tournament
Wolverines perform well against tough competition
Lily Israel
Daily Sports Writer

The circumstances weren’t advantageous for the Michigan women’s golf team this past weekend at the Landfall Tradition tournament in Wilmington, N.C. But that’s what’s expected when competing in a tournament fielding 13 of 18 teams ranked in the top 50 on a challenging course in inclement weather. And yet, the Wolverines finished in a formidable 13th place. The team finished at 27-over par (296, 303, 292) over the course of three days and 54 holes. Junior Ashley Kim was the top individual performer, finishing 2-over par and tied for 17th place.

The Michigan women's golf team placed 13th of 18 teams at the Ruth's Chris Tar Heel Invitational this weekend.
Wolverines’ youth looks to build off a solid performance
Brandon Trachtenberg
For The Daily

In a field that involved 13 teams in the top 50, No. 37 Michigan couldn’t get into a good flow. Still, Michigan coach Jan Dowling embraced the challenge.

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Borja leads Wolverines at Windy City Classic
James Hill
Daily Sports Writer

The Wolverines struggled during the first round of play at the Windy City Classic on Monday, but eventually finished strong in the second day placing 14th out of 15 teams

Sophomore Sophia Trombetta finished third at the Glass City Invitational at Inverness Club on Monday and Tuesday.
Wolverines thrive at Inverness Club
Rohan Kumar
Daily Sports Writer

To anyone deep in the golf world, Inverness Club is more than just a course. Located in Toledo, Ohio, the historic club has hosted some of the sport’s most prestigious events, including four U.S. Opens, a pair of PGA Championships and the U.S. Amateur. And Monday and Tuesday, women collegiate golfers walked the fairways during the Glass City Invitational. Among the pack was the Michigan women’s golf team, which shot 10-over par for a second-place finish in its first competition of the season. Florida got in the clubhouse four strokes better than the Wolverines to best the 13-team field.

The Michigan women's golf team finished seventh at the Big Ten Championships, ending its season.
Michigan finishes seventh at Big Ten Championships
Aria Gerson
Daily Sports Writer

Elodie Van Dievoet teed off Sunday morning knowing that it could be her last time as a Wolverine.

The Michigan women's golf team finished fifth at the Landfall Tradition tournament.
Michigan finishes fall season strong
Megan Chapelle
For the Daily

Puddled greens coupled with flashes of thunder and lightning plagued the course for the Michigan women’s golf team. Over the weekend, the Wolverines finished their fall season at what was supposed to be a three-day tournament at the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Sophomore Ashley Kim notched a 71 in the first round of UNC’s invitational.
Michigan battles conditions and places 14th at UNC
Jacob Kopnick
Daily Sports Writer

The Wolverines were not allowed their practice round due to safety concerns over Hurricane Michael rolling through the region. Instead of playing the full 18, Michigan merely walked the first nine holes and sat indoors meticulously strategizing how it would attack the new course.

Junior Hannah Ghelfi set personal bests in individual finish, single-round total and 54-hole this weekend.
Wolverines outmatched, place 12th at Windy City Collegiate Classic
Jacob Kopnick
Daily Sports Writer

Michigan couldn't overcome its stiff competition this weekend.

Sophomore Ashley Kim recorded a par and three consecutive birdies to help Michigan defeat Texas A&M, 3-2.
Wolverines host season opener
Rohan Kumar
Daily Sports Writer

The Wolverines’ finished the three-day East & West Match Play Challenge in sixth place. UC Davis won the tournament by default, because its final round opponent, Iowa State, withdrew from the field.

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Wolverines end season at Big Ten Championship
Rohan Kumar
Daily Sports Writer

The Michigan women’s golf team knew it needed to win for any legitimate chance of qualifying for the NCAA Regional tournament. But the Wolverines couldn’t surmount the heaping task and finished seventh with a score of 883, thus ending their season.