Senior Pablo Ereño chips the ball onto the green. If UCLA cannot place within the top five at the Auburn regional, it will mark Ereño’s last tournament with the Bruins. (Courtesy of Ross Turteltaub/UCLA Athletics)
Awards are nice, but championships are better.
Having won plenty of accolades for this season’s play, the Bruins will begin their chase to add more hardware to their collection.
An eight-shot deficit could not stop the Bruins from climbing to the top.
No. 13 UCLA men’s golf claimed victory at the Big Ten championship tournament Sunday at Baltimore Country Club, capturing its first conference title since 2006.
While temperatures rise as spring arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, the Bruins are halfway through back-to-back bouts in two of the Union’s hottest states.
No. 10 UCLA men’s golf finished third at the Calusa Cup in Naples, Florida, from Sunday to Tuesday, with a 1-under 863.
Following a month break since their last tournament, the Bruins begin the final stretch of their season.
No. 15 UCLA men’s golf will tee off Thursday at the Goodwin Intercollegiate hosted by Stanford in Palo Alto, California, in its third to last tournament before the postseason.
By and large, each football field is identical. Each basketball court, hockey rink and soccer pitch has the same lines and measurements across the nation.
The same cannot be said of golf courses.
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