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The Elon University women’s golf team placed seventh out of 16 teams at the John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate in Stockbridge, Ga., March 30-April 1. The Phoenix finished with a final combined score of 919, falling in at 55 over par at Eagle’s Landing Country Club. Elon had rounds of 308, 300 and 311 in the tournament, which was hosted by Georgia State University.
Behind a final round 71 from senior John Somers, the Elon University men’s golf team placed fifth out of 18 teams at the Furman Intercollegiate March 28-30 in Greenville, S.C.
Heavy rain in the Wilmington, N.C., area cancelled the final round of the Seahawk Intercollegiate, making the 36-hole standings the final results. The Elon University men’s golf team placed ninth among the 13 schools in the event. The Phoenix shot a combined total of 599, with scores of 300 in round one and 299 in the second 18 holes. Elon was 23 over par for the event, two strokes behind eighth-place University of Wisconsin.
Sophomore Emily Brooks shot an opening-round 69 and the Elon University women’s golf team never looked back en route to winning its first team title since 2010 at the JMU/Eagle Landing Invitational in Orange Park, Fla.
Competing at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate in Aiken, S.C., the Elon University men’s golf team finished 13th out of 18 teams at the event held March 10-11. The Phoenix finished with a final score 898, with combined rounds of 298, 302 and 298. Elon was 58 over par for the tournament.
Making its spring debut on the course, the Elon University women’s golf team placed 10th out of 36 teams at the Kiawah Island Classic in Kiawah Island, S.C. The Phoenix shot a combined score of 920, good for 56 over par. Elon had combined rounds of 301, 315 and 304 in the three-day tournament.
The Elon University men’s golf team began its 2014 spring season at the Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate Feb. 17-18 in Hilton Head, S.C. The Phoenix finished the event tied for seventh place with Francis Marion University at a combined score of 900 for the 54-hole event. That score placed Elon at 36 over par for the tournament, as the Phoenix racked up combined scores of 294, 307 and 299 over the three rounds.
As the Elon University women’s golf team prepares to begin its season this spring, it will look to accomplished sophomore Sunna Vidisdottir to lead the way.
With the start of the new season, Elon's men's golf team will lose a familiar face.
The Class of 2013 has been at Elon University for four years. Bill Morningstar’s time at the school, both as a student and athletic coach, nearly multiplies that number by 11.
When news broke out about the International Olympic Committee’s decision to get rid of wrestling in 2020, many became enraged. Defendants of the sport argued that wrestling was the oldest Olympic sport and therefore held a special place in the Olympic Games. Many also said wrestling was boring and not one of the more popular Olympic sports. Whereas golf, the newest sport added, has a huge following across the globe and includes huge stars such as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickleson, and Rory McIlroy.
Bill Morningstar, the current head coach of the Elon University men's golf team, will retire in May 2013 after the men's golf season wraps up, according to an e-mail sent to faculty and staff today by athletic director Dave Blank.
The University of St Andrews has one of the leading reputations for golf, enjoyed by pro golfers and casual golfers alike. The town has dozens of golf shops sprawled about North Street and hotels, which cater to golfers conveniently located near the West Sands and the Links.
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Senior golfer Tanner Norton will always remember the relationships he’s made as a student-athlete at Elon University, both on and off the golf course.
You have to give the guy credit. Tiger Woods is never rattled, even when going through the longest winless drought of his career from November 2009 until this year’s Arnold Palmer Invitational, he remained calm, cool and collected.
Another season has come to a close for the Elon University women’s golf team, and while head coach Chris Dockrill admits this campaign has been “probably one of (their) rougher seasons,” he’s proud of his team’s hard work and dedication.
Senior Tanner Norton can’t reminisce about the moment without showing emotion.
It is rare in professional sports that we see a true group of goofballs.
As we enter Masters week, the question everyone is asking is whether Tiger Woods can finally win his 15th major championship, his first since he won the US Open at Torrey Pines in 2008. If he were to win this week, he would pull within three majors of Jack Nicklaus for the most all time.