Official Razorback sports teams aren’t the only ones that compete for the university, as one club team that has found great success this season. The Arkansas club golf team traveled with eight of its best players to St. Louis on April 28-29 to compete in the Spring 2018 NCCGA National Championship.
For 16 years, the Razorback women’s golf program has had a history of producing and attracting well-rounded golfers.Â
The stage was set in Birmingham, Alabama, and the 14 teams were all competing for the Southeastern Conference title in women’s golf from April 18-22.
After dominating its competition throughout the regular season, the No. 3 Razorback women’s golf team is preparing for the Southeastern Conference Championship.
With a target on their backs and heavy wind in the forecast for San Juan, Puerto Rico, the No. 4 Razorback women’s golfers needed to stay focused if they wanted to continue their spring dominance. Not only did they take care of business, but one golfer rose above the pack in the 2018 Lady Pu…
Senior golfer Alana Uriell does not remember much about her mother's funeral. She recalls sitting in the church with her family. Her dad was reading his wife’s obituary but passed it to her uncle because he was too emotional to finish.
As the 2018 spring schedule approaches, the No. 4 Razorback women’s golf team is looking to win a national championship and pick up where they left off last semester.
A junior tennis player has lead her team to a top-5 national finish for the fall semester – winning two of the four tournaments herself. She has been a consistent player for the Razorbacks and is wanting her team to win a national championship in the spring. Â
The No. 33 men’s and No. 15 women’s golf teams off to a hot start as both teams won their most recent tournaments.
Maria Fassi sat at the front of the room, giving the professor her undivided attention while many of her fellow students’ thumbs were flying across their phone screens in the back. This complete focus is essential for Fassi because English is not her native tongue.
The UofA was selected to host a number of national championships and tournaments Tuesday, including its first ever NCAA Men’s and Women’s Golf Championships in 2019.
From more than 8,600 miles away, one student-athlete decided to enroll at the UofA without even one campus visit.
Arkansas’ women and men’s golf teams competed in their respective Southeastern Conference Championships over the weekend for their first postseason stops before the NCAA Regionals begin in May.
The Arkansas men’s and women’s golf teams competed in their final rounds over the weekend before their respective conference tournaments begin April 15.
In the men’s golf team final event of the season, three members of the team placed in the top 20 as the Razorbacks finished fifth out of 15 teams on Nov. 2-4.
The Razorback women's golf team finished a three-day affair at the Alamo Invitational in San Antonio with a second-place finish Tuesday.
The No.4 Razorback women’s golf team came from behind to finish second in the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational on Sunday in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It was the team’s third straight top-five finish this season.
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The No. 7 University of Arkansas women’s golf team shot a 9-under-par 279 Tuesday to claim the title at the 2014 Powerade Cougar Classic tournament at Yeamans Hall Club in Hanahan, S.C.
 The Razorback golf team headed to Illinois just two weeks after playing in California at Pebble Beach. The Fighting Illinii Invitational is a three-day event that matches up teams from all over the country.
One tournament into the season, the Razorback men’s golf team is searching for how to replace four time All-American Sebastian Cappelen.
The No. 4 University of Arkansas women’s golf team placed second in the 2014 Southeastern Conference Women’s Golf Championships at Greystone Golf and Country Club in Birmingham, Ala., Sunday. To top it off, sophomore Gabriela Lopez tied for second individually.
Arkansas’ women’s golf team will be heading to Birmingham, Ala., this weekend with a giant target on its back.
I’ll be honest, most of the time I don’t pay much attention to golf. I’ve never played and I usually find it boring to watch.
The No. 4 Arkansas women’s golf team tied for seventh place at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate in Hilton Head Island, S.C., after shooting a final-round 295 Sunday.
The No. 8 University of Arkansas women’s golf team persevered through challenging weather conditions Tuesday to win the Lady Puerto Rico Classic in Rio Mar, Puerto Rico.
In a field with five other teams in the top-25, the No. 21 Razorback golf team won the Gator Invitational to kick off the spring season.
Official Razorback sports teams aren’t the only ones that compete for the university, as one club team that has found great success this season. The Arkansas club golf team traveled with eight of its best players to St. Louis on April 28-29 to compete in the Spring 2018 NCCGA National Championship.
For 16 years, the Razorback women’s golf program has had a history of producing and attracting well-rounded golfers.Â
The stage was set in Birmingham, Alabama, and the 14 teams were all competing for the Southeastern Conference title in women’s golf from April 18-22.
After dominating its competition throughout the regular season, the No. 3 Razorback women’s golf team is preparing for the Southeastern Conference Championship.
With a target on their backs and heavy wind in the forecast for San Juan, Puerto Rico, the No. 4 Razorback women’s golfers needed to stay focused if they wanted to continue their spring dominance. Not only did they take care of business, but one golfer rose above the pack in the 2018 Lady Pu…
Senior golfer Alana Uriell does not remember much about her mother's funeral. She recalls sitting in the church with her family. Her dad was reading his wife’s obituary but passed it to her uncle because he was too emotional to finish.
As the 2018 spring schedule approaches, the No. 4 Razorback women’s golf team is looking to win a national championship and pick up where they left off last semester.
A junior tennis player has lead her team to a top-5 national finish for the fall semester – winning two of the four tournaments herself. She has been a consistent player for the Razorbacks and is wanting her team to win a national championship in the spring. Â
The No. 33 men’s and No. 15 women’s golf teams off to a hot start as both teams won their most recent tournaments.
Maria Fassi sat at the front of the room, giving the professor her undivided attention while many of her fellow students’ thumbs were flying across their phone screens in the back. This complete focus is essential for Fassi because English is not her native tongue.
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