Greensboro, N.C. – Clemson won three matches and defeated Duke 3-1-1 to win the semifinal match and advance to Sunday’s championship. Annabelle Pancake, Chloe Holder and Isabella Rawl each won their individual match to give the Tigers the victory.Rawl earned the Tigers’ first win over the day, 5&4, over Megan Furtney. Rawl’s back-to-back wins on holes 6 and 7 put her in front early, before wins on 12, 13 and 14 sealed the victory. Holder led from the first tee and used back-to-back wins on 12 and 13 to seal the win without ever tying or trailing. Pancake secured the victory for the Tigers, using wins on 14 and 16 to take a two shot lead. Duke conceded the hole on 17, giving Pancake the 3&1 win and the Tigers the 3-1-1 victory.Savannah Grewal tied her match, playing 19 holes of even golf against Duke’s Anne Chen. Grewal earned a victory on 17 to extend her match and the two were still tied when the match was clinched.Virginia rallied to defeat Wake Forest, 3-2, so the
Sunset, S.C. – Annabelle Pancake finished at -5 in a four-way tie for first and Clemson women’s golf finished third at the seventh-annual Clemson Invitational at the Reserve at Lake Keowee. Two other Tigers finished inside the top-15 as the Tigers shot 289 on the afternoon (+1). No. 17 Ole Miss made a charge in the final round of the 16-team tournament, turning in a 283 (-5) to earn the outright team win. No. 3 LSU was scorching on the front nine, carding a -7, to lead the Tigers to a second-place finish. Pancake shared the individual title with reigning Clemson Invitational champion Ingrid Linblad of LSU, Crystal Wang of Illinois and Morgan Ketchum of Virginia Tech. Savannah Grewal (E) and Isabella Rawl (+1) both finished tied for 14th on the weekend, while Chloe Holder (+4) and Katherine Schuster rounded out the Tigers’ lineup (+12).Playing as individuals, freshman Sydney Roberts (+3), Melena Barrientos (+7) and Gabriella Tomanka (+33) also participated for the Tigers. Clems
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Mesa, Ariz. – Annabelle Pancake shot a 69 for the second day in a row to finish the day at -3 and sit in second place heading into Sunday’s final round of the 2023 Clover Cup, held at the par-72 Longbow Golf Club in Mesa, Ariz. Pancake is now -6 on the weekend, just one shot out of first place (Angela Arora, Tennessee).As a team, the Tigers dropped one spot after round two and now sit in fourth heading into the final round. Clemson finished the day at +8 and is now 5 on the weekend. Texas A&M leads at -16, while New Mexico is in second at -6. Georgia jumped Clemson and now sits in third at +5 and Tennessee rounds out the top-5 at +12.Pancake tallied three birdies on the front half to just one bogey to sit at -2 at the turn. She was steady on the back nine, turning in two birdies and one bogey to finish the day with her second-consecutive 69.Savannah Grewal and Chloe Holder are both tied for 18th, while Melena Barrientos is tied for 33rd. Katherine Schuster rounds out the Tiger