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Posted on 4/19/23 at 2:30 pm to leftshark49
Posted on 4/19/23 at 2:30 pm to leftshark49
Standings after round 1
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Posted on 4/19/23 at 6:44 pm to Alabama_Fan
Ponder Tied for Clubhouse Lead, Alabama in Second after Opening Round of SEC Men’s Golf Championships
Thomas Ponder recorded a hole-in-one to go along with five birdies on the day, while Canon Claycomb tied for fifth overall to lead the Crimson Tide individuals in round one
Alabama golfer Thomas Ponder carded a career-best 18-hole score of 6-under par 64, which included his first career hole-in-one, to lead the men's golf team day one of the 2023 Southeastern Conference Men's Golf Championships. As a team, the Crimson Tide had a team score of 10-under par 270 and is second place overall entering Thursday's second round of play.
Ponder's day was highlighted by five birdies in addition to his first career ace which came on the 176-yard par 3 17th hole. He also added just one bogey to result in his 6-under par total in round one. Ponder is tied with Caleb Surratt of Tennessee for the overall lead, one stroke better than Texas A&M's Sam Bennett (-5).
Canon Claycomb also had a solid start to the championship following his round of 3-under par 67 Wednesday. It marked his team-leading 21st round of par or better this season and his 11th time shooting in the 60s.
The tournament's second round on the par 70, 7,005-yard Sea Island Golf Club Seaside Course will tee off Thursday morning. All 14 schools from the SEC will compete in a 54-hole, stroke-play format with the top eight teams advancing to Saturday's match-play quarterfinals.
Live scoring can be found throughout the event on Golfstat.com, with the Sunday's championship match being televised live on SEC Network.
Thomas Ponder recorded a hole-in-one to go along with five birdies on the day, while Canon Claycomb tied for fifth overall to lead the Crimson Tide individuals in round one
Alabama golfer Thomas Ponder carded a career-best 18-hole score of 6-under par 64, which included his first career hole-in-one, to lead the men's golf team day one of the 2023 Southeastern Conference Men's Golf Championships. As a team, the Crimson Tide had a team score of 10-under par 270 and is second place overall entering Thursday's second round of play.
Ponder's day was highlighted by five birdies in addition to his first career ace which came on the 176-yard par 3 17th hole. He also added just one bogey to result in his 6-under par total in round one. Ponder is tied with Caleb Surratt of Tennessee for the overall lead, one stroke better than Texas A&M's Sam Bennett (-5).
Canon Claycomb also had a solid start to the championship following his round of 3-under par 67 Wednesday. It marked his team-leading 21st round of par or better this season and his 11th time shooting in the 60s.
The tournament's second round on the par 70, 7,005-yard Sea Island Golf Club Seaside Course will tee off Thursday morning. All 14 schools from the SEC will compete in a 54-hole, stroke-play format with the top eight teams advancing to Saturday's match-play quarterfinals.
Live scoring can be found throughout the event on Golfstat.com, with the Sunday's championship match being televised live on SEC Network.
Posted on 4/19/23 at 10:16 pm to Alabama_Fan
Always impressive to be ahead of Vandy, even if it is just for a day.
Posted on 4/20/23 at 2:41 pm to Bryant91092
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Alabama Men's Golf@AlabamaMGolf·10m
Two rounds down and Alabama is in a tie for first overall at the #SECGolf Championships.
Canon Claycomb (-7) in second overall, Thomas Ponder (-6) in third.
More to come
#RollTide
Posted on 4/20/23 at 5:34 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama in Tie for First After 36 Holes of SEC Men’s Golf Championships
Canon Claycomb and Thomas Ponder continue to lead the Crimson Tide and rank among the top three individuals
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – The Alabama men's golf team is in a tie for first overall at 12-under par 578 (270-278) after two rounds of play at the 2023 SEC Men's Golf Championships. The Crimson Tide will enter Friday's final round of stroke play even with Texas A&M (-12) and in comfortable position to make the match play portion of the championship, which begins Saturday.
Canon Claycomb and Thomas Ponder rank in second and third overall to lead Alabama at the event. Claycomb finished Thursday's second round with a 4-under 66 which followed his opening round of 3-under 67. He is just one stroke back of clubhouse leader Caleb Surratt of Tennessee (-8) with a two-day score of 7-under par 133.
Meanwhile, after carding a 6-under 64 in the opening round and holding a share of the overall lead after the opening round, Ponder carded an even par 70 in round two and is in third at 6-under 134 (64-70).
The tournament's final round of stroke play on the par 70, 7,005-yard Sea Island Golf Club Seaside Course will tee off Friday morning. All 14 schools from the SEC will compete in a 54-hole, stroke-play format. Eight teams will advance to the match-play quarterfinals Saturday morning, with four teams moving on to the match-play semifinals Saturday afternoon. The final two teams will then go head-to-head in the match-play finals on Sunday.
Live scoring can be found throughout the event on Golfstat.com, with the Sunday's championship match being televised live on SEC Network.
Canon Claycomb and Thomas Ponder continue to lead the Crimson Tide and rank among the top three individuals
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – The Alabama men's golf team is in a tie for first overall at 12-under par 578 (270-278) after two rounds of play at the 2023 SEC Men's Golf Championships. The Crimson Tide will enter Friday's final round of stroke play even with Texas A&M (-12) and in comfortable position to make the match play portion of the championship, which begins Saturday.
Canon Claycomb and Thomas Ponder rank in second and third overall to lead Alabama at the event. Claycomb finished Thursday's second round with a 4-under 66 which followed his opening round of 3-under 67. He is just one stroke back of clubhouse leader Caleb Surratt of Tennessee (-8) with a two-day score of 7-under par 133.
Meanwhile, after carding a 6-under 64 in the opening round and holding a share of the overall lead after the opening round, Ponder carded an even par 70 in round two and is in third at 6-under 134 (64-70).
The tournament's final round of stroke play on the par 70, 7,005-yard Sea Island Golf Club Seaside Course will tee off Friday morning. All 14 schools from the SEC will compete in a 54-hole, stroke-play format. Eight teams will advance to the match-play quarterfinals Saturday morning, with four teams moving on to the match-play semifinals Saturday afternoon. The final two teams will then go head-to-head in the match-play finals on Sunday.
Live scoring can be found throughout the event on Golfstat.com, with the Sunday's championship match being televised live on SEC Network.
Posted on 4/21/23 at 3:25 pm to Alabama_Fan
Posted on 4/21/23 at 3:42 pm to leftshark49
3rd worst score of the day and we draw Vanderbilt. Oof
Posted on 4/22/23 at 8:10 am to Bryant91092
Alabama Advances to SEC Men’s Golf Championship Match Play Quarterfinals
The Crimson Tide finished tied fourth overall after the final round of stroke play
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The Crimson Tide finished tied fourth overall after the final round of stroke play
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Posted on 4/22/23 at 9:14 pm to Alabama_Fan
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In a head-to-head matchup which the outcome in four of the five pairings were decided on the final hole of the day, the No. 17 Alabama men's golf team fell to No. 1-ranked Vanderbilt, 4-1-0 in the quarterfinals of match play at the 2023 Southeastern Conference Men's Golf Championships Saturday morning.
Posted on 4/26/23 at 1:34 pm to Alabama_Fan
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100 years ago @AlabamaMGolf's first official team played a match against @GTGolf, the first #CollegeGolf match in the state of Alabama
The next month the Crimson Tide would play in the first ever Southern Intercollegiate championship, organized by @Vol_Golf
Posted on 4/26/23 at 2:37 pm to Alabama_Fan
The ladies are in - starting in Palm Beach Gardens
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Posted on 4/26/23 at 9:45 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama Earns 17th Consecutive NCAA Women’s Golf Regional Appearance
The Crimson Tide was selected as the No. 9 seed in the Palm Beach Gardens Regional, which will take place May 8-10
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama women's golf team was one of 12 teams selected to compete in the 2023 NCAA Women's Golf Regionals, announced Wednesday afternoon on the Golf Channel. The Crimson Tide earned the No. 9 seed in the Palm Beach Gardens Regional in Palm Beach, Fla., which will take place at the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course, from May 8-10.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide will make its 17th consecutive regional appearance under head coach Mic Potter and its 24th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"We are very excited for the opportunity to compete at this year's NCAA Regionals. We thought we may be going somewhere further away but we are looking forward to traveling to Palm Beach and competing on a golf course such as PGA National. It's a course a lot of us are familiar with and have played there. It's also a place that has hosted numerous big-time tournaments so you can't fake your way around the course. It's something we will have to prepare for so we are at our best. We are very pleased and look forward to competing."
The Crimson Tide was selected as the No. 9 seed in the Palm Beach Gardens Regional, which will take place May 8-10
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama women's golf team was one of 12 teams selected to compete in the 2023 NCAA Women's Golf Regionals, announced Wednesday afternoon on the Golf Channel. The Crimson Tide earned the No. 9 seed in the Palm Beach Gardens Regional in Palm Beach, Fla., which will take place at the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course, from May 8-10.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide will make its 17th consecutive regional appearance under head coach Mic Potter and its 24th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"We are very excited for the opportunity to compete at this year's NCAA Regionals. We thought we may be going somewhere further away but we are looking forward to traveling to Palm Beach and competing on a golf course such as PGA National. It's a course a lot of us are familiar with and have played there. It's also a place that has hosted numerous big-time tournaments so you can't fake your way around the course. It's something we will have to prepare for so we are at our best. We are very pleased and look forward to competing."
Posted on 4/27/23 at 12:39 pm to Alabama_Fan
Not really Alabama golf teams - but close enough to not start.a new thread. It sounds like Top Golf but only for putting. Reportedly going in the area by Baumhower’s and Hampton Inn.
Putting Concept Designed By Tiger Woods Coming To Tuscaloosa
PopStroke Entertainment Group is set to bring its experiential putting concept to Tuscaloosa
Putting Concept Designed By Tiger Woods Coming To Tuscaloosa
PopStroke Entertainment Group is set to bring its experiential putting concept to Tuscaloosa
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PopStroke defines its concept as technology-infused golf entertainment venue featuring two 18-hole putting courses crafted by Woods and his TGR Design team. PopStroke also offers a custom mobile app that allows customers to order drinks and food to be delivered anywhere on the course, showcase their scores on a digital scoreboard, and save with the PopBucks loyalty rewards program.
The putting courses are complimented by an elevated full-service restaurant and bar that includes outdoor dining areas, various outdoor games, a playground, and an ice cream parlor.
Posted on 5/3/23 at 1:10 pm to Alabama_Fan
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Posted on 5/4/23 at 7:14 am to Alabama_Fan
No. 17 Alabama Men’s Golf Earns 25th NCAA Regional Appearance
The Crimson Tide was selected as the No. 3 seed in the Norman Regional, which will take place May 15-17
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The No. 17 Alabama men's golf team was one of 14 teams selected to compete in the 2023 NCAA Men's Golf Regionals, announced Wednesday afternoon on the Golf Channel. The Crimson Tide earned the No. 3 seed in the Norman Regional in Norman, Okla., which will take place at the par 72, 7,452-yard Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club, May 15-17.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide will make its 17th regional appearance under head coach Jay Seawell and its 25th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Jay Seawell
"We are excited for continue our season and earn the No. 3 seed at the Norman Regional. It's a tough regional when you look at the number of really good golf teams, so it will be a challenge to finish in the top five. But our guys are up for that challenge and excited for the opportunity. We have set our focus on being prepared and getting our game and minds set on the task at hand."
The Crimson Tide was selected as the No. 3 seed in the Norman Regional, which will take place May 15-17
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The No. 17 Alabama men's golf team was one of 14 teams selected to compete in the 2023 NCAA Men's Golf Regionals, announced Wednesday afternoon on the Golf Channel. The Crimson Tide earned the No. 3 seed in the Norman Regional in Norman, Okla., which will take place at the par 72, 7,452-yard Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club, May 15-17.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide will make its 17th regional appearance under head coach Jay Seawell and its 25th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Jay Seawell
"We are excited for continue our season and earn the No. 3 seed at the Norman Regional. It's a tough regional when you look at the number of really good golf teams, so it will be a challenge to finish in the top five. But our guys are up for that challenge and excited for the opportunity. We have set our focus on being prepared and getting our game and minds set on the task at hand."
Posted on 5/7/23 at 7:36 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama Women’s Golf Ready to Compete at NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional
The Crimson Tide will tee off the three-day, 54-hole Regional Monday morning
The Alabama women's golf team is one of 12 teams set to tee of the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Monday morning. The Crimson Tide enters the three-day, 54-hole tournament as the No. 9 seed in the Regional that will take place at the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course.
The Palm Beach Gardens Regional is one of six regional sites will feature 12 teams and six individuals, with the top five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team from each regional site advancing to the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships hosted by Arizona State University in Scottsdale, Ariz. at the Grayhawk Golf Club, from May 19-24.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide made its 17th consecutive regional appearance under head coach Mic Potter and its 24th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"We are very excited for the opportunity to compete at this year's NCAA Regionals. We thought we may be going somewhere further away but we are looking forward to traveling to Palm Beach and competing on a golf course such as PGA National. It's a course a lot of us are familiar with and have played there. It's also a place that has hosted numerous big-time tournaments so you can't fake your way around the course. It's something we will have to prepare for so we are at our best. We are very pleased and look forward to competing."
Live Scoring
The Crimson Tide will tee off the three-day, 54-hole Regional Monday morning
The Alabama women's golf team is one of 12 teams set to tee of the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Monday morning. The Crimson Tide enters the three-day, 54-hole tournament as the No. 9 seed in the Regional that will take place at the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course.
The Palm Beach Gardens Regional is one of six regional sites will feature 12 teams and six individuals, with the top five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team from each regional site advancing to the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships hosted by Arizona State University in Scottsdale, Ariz. at the Grayhawk Golf Club, from May 19-24.
With this year's selection, the Crimson Tide made its 17th consecutive regional appearance under head coach Mic Potter and its 24th appearance in the event overall.
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"We are very excited for the opportunity to compete at this year's NCAA Regionals. We thought we may be going somewhere further away but we are looking forward to traveling to Palm Beach and competing on a golf course such as PGA National. It's a course a lot of us are familiar with and have played there. It's also a place that has hosted numerous big-time tournaments so you can't fake your way around the course. It's something we will have to prepare for so we are at our best. We are very pleased and look forward to competing."
Live Scoring
Posted on 5/8/23 at 9:48 am to Alabama_Fan
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Posted on 5/8/23 at 6:47 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama in Seventh after Opening Round of NCAA Women’s Golf Palm Beach Regional
Three Crimson Tide golfers rank among the top-25 individuals following the opening 18 holes of play
The Alabama women's golf team finished play in the opening round of the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Monday, closing the day in seventh overall with a team score of 7-over par 299.
Three Crimson Tide golfers ended day one among the top 25 individuals. Benedetta Moresco leads the way after she carded a 1-over par 73 and is in a tie for 11th, following Sarah Edwards (74) who is in a tie for 16th and Emilie Øverås (75) a shot back in 25th overall.
The Crimson Tide will enter Tuesday's second round just one shot back of fourth place, with only a difference of four strokes separating second through ninth place.
The top five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team from each of the six regional sites moving on to the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships hosted by Arizona State University in Scottsdale, Ariz. at the Grayhawk Golf Club, from May 19-24.
The second round of the three-day, 54-hole tournament, which is being held on the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course, can be followed live throughout on Golfstat.com.
Three Crimson Tide golfers rank among the top-25 individuals following the opening 18 holes of play
The Alabama women's golf team finished play in the opening round of the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Monday, closing the day in seventh overall with a team score of 7-over par 299.
Three Crimson Tide golfers ended day one among the top 25 individuals. Benedetta Moresco leads the way after she carded a 1-over par 73 and is in a tie for 11th, following Sarah Edwards (74) who is in a tie for 16th and Emilie Øverås (75) a shot back in 25th overall.
The Crimson Tide will enter Tuesday's second round just one shot back of fourth place, with only a difference of four strokes separating second through ninth place.
The top five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team from each of the six regional sites moving on to the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships hosted by Arizona State University in Scottsdale, Ariz. at the Grayhawk Golf Club, from May 19-24.
The second round of the three-day, 54-hole tournament, which is being held on the par 72, 6,102-yard PGA National Resort Champions Course, can be followed live throughout on Golfstat.com.
Posted on 5/9/23 at 3:04 pm to Alabama_Fan
Girls took a tumble today. Gonna take a massive improvement and some teams backing up tomorrow to move on.
Posted on 5/10/23 at 4:51 pm to KingOfTheWorld
Sigh…
Alabama’s Season Comes to an End at the NCAA Women’s Golf Palm Beach Regional
Benedetta Moresco and Sarah Edwards each finished inside the top 20 to lead the Crimson Tide
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – The Alabama women's golf team concluded play at the NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Wednesday, finishing in ninth overall with a team score of 898 (299-303-296). As a result of finishing outside the top five and not advancing to the 2023 NCAA Women's Golf National Championships, the Crimson Tide's 2022-23 season comes to an end.
Benedetta Moresco and Sarah Edwards led the team throughout the three-day, 54-hole regional as both finished inside the top 20. Moresco paced Alabama with a tournament total of 4-over par 220 (73-74-73) to finish in 18th position, while Edwards was a stroke back and tied for 19th overall at 5-over par 221 (74-75-72).
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"This is an incredibly disappointing result. We had gotten ourselves in a good position after a solid opening round and I had hoped that we could continue to move forward in a positive direction. But we had a bad day (Tuesday) that really put us in a position where we had to basically shoot a tournament record just to make it through. This week continued what has been a disturbing pattern across our last three or four tournaments in that we have a pretty good start but can't finish and that just isn't good enough.
"I am looking forward to next year. We lose Emilie and Benedetta and bring in two signees in Kaitlyn Schroeder, who enrolled in January and has been practicing with us, and Harriet Lockley. The fact is there has to be a lot of improvement by everyone returning in order to be a contender in the SEC and for a national championship. We must come up with a plan over the next few days to get everyone on board so that we get better and understand the standard we all expect."
Alabama’s Season Comes to an End at the NCAA Women’s Golf Palm Beach Regional
Benedetta Moresco and Sarah Edwards each finished inside the top 20 to lead the Crimson Tide
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – The Alabama women's golf team concluded play at the NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional Wednesday, finishing in ninth overall with a team score of 898 (299-303-296). As a result of finishing outside the top five and not advancing to the 2023 NCAA Women's Golf National Championships, the Crimson Tide's 2022-23 season comes to an end.
Benedetta Moresco and Sarah Edwards led the team throughout the three-day, 54-hole regional as both finished inside the top 20. Moresco paced Alabama with a tournament total of 4-over par 220 (73-74-73) to finish in 18th position, while Edwards was a stroke back and tied for 19th overall at 5-over par 221 (74-75-72).
From Head Coach Mic Potter
"This is an incredibly disappointing result. We had gotten ourselves in a good position after a solid opening round and I had hoped that we could continue to move forward in a positive direction. But we had a bad day (Tuesday) that really put us in a position where we had to basically shoot a tournament record just to make it through. This week continued what has been a disturbing pattern across our last three or four tournaments in that we have a pretty good start but can't finish and that just isn't good enough.
"I am looking forward to next year. We lose Emilie and Benedetta and bring in two signees in Kaitlyn Schroeder, who enrolled in January and has been practicing with us, and Harriet Lockley. The fact is there has to be a lot of improvement by everyone returning in order to be a contender in the SEC and for a national championship. We must come up with a plan over the next few days to get everyone on board so that we get better and understand the standard we all expect."
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