The Bruins ended the season with their heads held high despite missing the cut at the national championship.
Coach Derek Freeman said that the UCLA men have matured and gained experience throughout the season that will allow them to have success in the future.

The Bruins own the top seed heading into match play at the NCAA championship.
UCLA women’s golf was eight strokes back going into the fourth round, but Alabama shot 11-over par Monday, opening the door for a Bruin comeback.

After three consistent rounds of golf, the Bruins are headed to Stillwater, Oklahoma, for the NCAA championship.
UCLA men’s golf will have a chance to capture their second national championship under coach Derek Freeman and their third in team history.

The Bruins are headed to the NCAA championships after nearly stealing first place at the NCAA regionals in San Francisco this week.
No. 2 UCLA women’s golf suffered an early exit at last year’s regional championship after finishing eighth, making Wednesday’s final results that much sweeter.

When UCLA men’s golf started its final day of the Pac-12 championship, the Bruins knew they weren’t going to win.
But they had a different goal.

No. 24 UCLA men’s golf played its final event of the regular season this weekend in El Macero, California, and the weather decided it was not going to cooperate with the competitors.

UCLA women’s golf qualified for the championship bracket at the San Diego State March Mayhem tournament this week.
SDSU March Mayhem is a special event, consisting of a stroke-play qualifying round followed by rounds of match play.

The Bruins headed to Las Vegas on Monday fresh off their first tournament win since 2015.
However, success did not continue for UCLA men’s golf, posting its worst finish since April 1 at the Southern Highlands Collegiate on Wednesday.

Lilia Vu is now the winningest Bruin golfer in program history.
A week after tying the wins record at the Bruin Wave Invitational, the junior won the eighth tournament of her career at the Wildcat Invitational.

A year after Lilia Vu won her first career collegiate tournament at the Bruin Wave Invitational, the junior did it again.
This win, however, was her seventh, tying for the most individual wins in UCLA women’s golf history.