No One Better … So Far
Lauren and Katelyn Lehigh of Loveland share stroke-play medalist honors with another pair of sisters at U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball; match play begins on Monday
Women’s Golf
Transition Time
While Coloradan Ashley Kozlowski advances to NCAA nationals, several prominent locals see their college careers end at women’s regionals
Back for More
After playing in her first U.S. Women’s Open at The Broadmoor in 2011, 2-time LPGA Tour winner Moriya Jutanugarn returns to Colorado to qualify for her 13th USWO; fellow LPGA players Isi Gabsa and Celine Borge also earn berths
Not Done Yet
CSU women, who qualify a full team for NCAA regionals for first time since 2010, headed to Vegas, while DU bound for Michigan; Lauren Lehigh, Ashley Kozlowski and CU’s Morgan Miller and Sabrina Iqbal also advance to regionals
Another Buff Makes the Grade
Sabrina Iqbal becomes the latest CU golfer to qualify for the U.S. Women’s Open; Colorado-based qualifying for the event set for April 30
Bidding Adieu
So Yeon Ryu, whose first LPGA Tour victory came in the 2011 U.S. Women’s Open at The Broadmoor, set to retire at age 33
On A Roll
CSU’s Andrea Bergsdottir backs up college win with runner-up finish; 2-time CGA Women’s Player of the Year Leigha Devine also continues hot start to spring season
Home-Grown
Ever-evolving CGA Women’s Golf Summit still going strong after all these years; cultivation has continued at Denver Botanic Gardens in recent years
EXCLUSIVE EXEMPTION OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2024 USGA CHAMPIONSHIPS
The CGA is excited to announce a revised USGA qualifying structure for the U.S. Amateur. The CGA Amateur Championship will now serve as a direct pathway for talented golfers to secure a spot in the prestigious national event.