Fischer Shoots Bogey-Free 66, Leads Ole Miss to Fourth at Mason Rudolph Golf
Tom Fischer shot a 5-under 66 in the final round, finishing second individually as Ole Miss placed fourth at the Mason Rudolph Championship in Tennessee.
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Tom Fischer shot a 5-under 66 in the final round, finishing second individually as Ole Miss placed fourth at the Mason Rudolph Championship in Tennessee.
Read MoreThe Bulldogs secured their seventh top-10 finish of the season, ending in ninth place at the Maridoe Collegiate in Texas. Garrett Endicott led the team with a top-15 finish.
Read MoreThe No. 17 Ole Miss women’s golf team heads to Sunset, South Carolina, for the Clemson Invitational, the final event before postseason play.
Read MoreMississippi State women’s golf will compete in their final tournament before postseason play at the Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate Invitational in Fort Worth, Texas.
Read MoreThe No. 17 Ole Miss women’s golf team competes in a high-stakes bracket-style tournament at Old Barnwell Golf Club in Aiken, South Carolina, featuring eight top-ranked teams.
Read MoreThe Mississippi College women’s golf team placed sixth at the Emerald Coast Collegiate at Sandestin Resort, led by Sydney Moss’s near-win performance.
Read MoreMississippi State women’s golf improved one spot in the final round of the Chevron Collegiate, ending in 10th place. Samantha Whateley led the team with a strong finish.
Read MoreOle Miss freshman Daniel Tolf won a co-division title at the Watersound Invitational, leading the No. 9 Rebels to a fifth-place team finish. Tolf’s performance marked the first time in nearly a decade that a Rebel freshman earned a shared individual championship.
Read MoreThe No. 9 Ole Miss men’s golf team begins its spring season at the Watersound Invitational in Florida, featuring a strong field of top-ranked SEC teams and international players.
Read MoreThe 18th-ranked Bulldogs sit in a tie for second after opening round at the UCF Challenge, led by strong performances from freshman Ines Belchior and others.
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