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Crimson Tide men fall a stroke short Auburn’s men’s golf team will join its women’s team in competing for NCAA championships, while the Alabama men’s
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Crimson Tide men fall a stroke short Auburn’s men’s golf team will join its women’s team in competing for NCAA championships, while the Alabama men’s

Record-smashing freshman wins in playoff MARICOPA, Ariz. – Jinger Heath capped a memorable freshman season with a memorable moment, winning the Golfweek National Golf Invitational in

Tigers are No. 1 overall seed As expected, the Alabama and Auburn men’s golf teams find themselves in the NCAA postseason field. Auburn’s quest for

Tigers now head to NCAA regional SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – In a match between college golf’s top teams, No. 1 Auburn grabbed an early lead

Crimson Tide making 18th consecutive appearance in NCAA championship field The Auburn and Alabama women’s golf teams were selected Wednesday to play in the upcoming

No. 1 amateur could join PGA Tour early NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Gordon Sargent, the top-ranked amateur in the world and Vanderbilt University junior, will put off

Crimson Tide men fall a stroke short Auburn’s men’s golf team will join its women’s team in competing for NCAA championships, while the Alabama men’s

Record-smashing freshman wins in playoff MARICOPA, Ariz. – Jinger Heath capped a memorable freshman season with a memorable moment, winning the Golfweek National Golf Invitational in

Tigers are No. 1 overall seed As expected, the Alabama and Auburn men’s golf teams find themselves in the NCAA postseason field. Auburn’s quest for

Tigers now head to NCAA regional SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – In a match between college golf’s top teams, No. 1 Auburn grabbed an early lead

Crimson Tide making 18th consecutive appearance in NCAA championship field The Auburn and Alabama women’s golf teams were selected Wednesday to play in the upcoming

No. 1 amateur could join PGA Tour early NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Gordon Sargent, the top-ranked amateur in the world and Vanderbilt University junior, will put off