The UCLA men’s golf team finished a tumultuous season last week with a disappointing finish at the NCAA Championship in Toledo, Ohio.

The UCLA men’s golf team has talked about its incredible potential all season long. This weekend, the Bruins reached that potential as they put together their best team performance of the year, which resulted in their first victory at the NCAA Central Regional in Kentucky.

In between swings at the driving range of TPC Valencia, sophomore Philip Francis played with his new camera.

Sometimes a step backward will lead to two steps forward.

The UCLA men’s golf team put all the pieces together on Wednesday to improve from eighth place to sixth place after two rough days at the Pac-10 Championships in Seattle.

The UCLA men’s golf team will compete for the Pac-10 Championship this weekend in Seattle and will take on some of the best teams in the country in its first test of the postseason. Luckily for the Bruins, they are finally starting to jell as a team.

The UCLA men’s golf team will happily compete in its last regular season event this weekend in the state of California.

For the UCLA men’s golf team, its toughest opponent this week was the weather.

The fun of March Madness does not only apply to college basketball.

The players on the UCLA men’s golf team were disappointed in themselves after this weekend’s General Jim Hackler Invitational. They finished 12th in a 14-team field, without a single golfer finishing in the top 15 of the individual standings.