LSU’s Latanna Stone finished as the runner-up in the United States Golf Association Women’s Amateur at the famed Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles, California. Stone dropped the 36-hole final to Auburn grad student Megan […]
LSU’s Ingrid Lindblad won state Player of the Year for the third straight year the Louisiana Sports Writers Association announced the All-Louisiana Women’s Golf Team for 2023. LSU’s Aine Donegan, who transferred from Indiana, was […]
LSU senior Ingrid Lindblad advanced through two rounds of qualifying and then through four matches before her run at The Women’s Amateur, presented by The Royal and Ancient, came to an end in the semifinal […]
Former LSU golfer and current assistant Alexis Rather was named the Women’s Golf Coaches Assocation’s Division I Assistant Coach of the Year, an award sponsored by Golf Pride Grips. Rather completed her 13th season with […]
The most distinguished golfer in LSU women’s golf history has added another milestone to her list of accomplishments. Senior Ingrid Lindblad, who tees off in the Ladies European Tour stop in her native Sweden on […]
LSU All-SEC golfer Aine Donegan qualified for the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open in July. Donegan, a native of Ireland, picked up one of two qualifying spots Monday in a 36-hole The Peninsula Golf and Country […]
After a tie for fifth nationally in the NCAA Championships, LSU senior Ingrid Lindblad is one of four finalists for the Class of 2023 Honda Sports Award for Golf as announced by Chris Voelz, Executive […]
LSU senior Ingrid Linblad became the first women’s golfer in school history to be named to the first team All-American on Friday by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association announced. Lindblad, a native of Sweden, recently […]
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – LSU senior Ingrid Lindblad tied the school scoring mark for 72 holes in finishing in a tie for fifth place in the 2023 NCAA Women’s Golf Championships came to an end at Grayhawk […]
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – LSU All-American Ingrid Lindblad moved into a tie for third in the overall competition of the NCAA Women’s Golf Championships with a 4-under 68 on Sunday at the Grayhawk Country Club’s Raptor Course. […]
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