The members of the UCLA women's golf team have found the short season to be a constructive time to fine-tune their performances. Read more...
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Erynne Lee will be one of the UCLA Bruins traveling to the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational in Austin this weekend.
For the UCLA women's golf team, the focus for this weekend was improvement. Read more...
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Junior Ani Gulugian had the second highest finish of all the UCLA women’s golfers at the Stanford Invitational this weekend.
With a sign of clear skies and a shorter course, things are looking bright for UCLA women's golf. Read more...
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Redshirt senior Lee Lopez is looking to improve on her recent performances at this weekend’s tournament, where she will focus on specific skills like her short game and ball striking.
Rainfall makes a golf course's play long and slow, which is an advantage for one kind of player "“ a long hitter. That is exactly the type of golfer sophomore Erynne Lee of the UCLA women's golf team is, and she was able to find success in the rainfall at the Liz Murphey Fall Preview over the weekend. Read more...
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Sophomore Erynne Lee laid claim to UCLA women golf’s top individual finish at this weekend’s Fall Preview in Georgia.
Despite it being early in the season, the UCLA women's golf team is traveling to one of the toughest courses in the nation. Read more...
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UCLA Athletics – Women’s Golf at the Bruin Wave Invitational, El Caballero Country Club, Tarzana, CA.
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March 5th, 2012
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For its first tournament after falling in last year's NCAA Championship, UCLA was looking to get back on its feet. Read more...
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Erynne Lee did not compete with UCLA this past week as she travelled to Turkey to represent the United States at the World Amateur Championships.
Although they faltered in the NCAA tournament last year, members of UCLA women's golf are not going into this season with a chip on their shoulders. Read more...
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Erynne Lee, pictured here last season, returns to the Bruins for her sophomore season after an extremely successful freshman campaign. (Credit: Don Liebig/ASUCLA)
