Saturday, April 17
Bloomington, Ind.
Indiana University
vs
Indiana Invitational
IU Women’s Golf Makes Debut at The Pfau Course This Weekend
4/16/2021 11:13:00 AM | Women's Golf
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana Women's Golf makes its long-awaited competitive debut at The Pfau Course this weekend as the Hoosiers host the Indiana Invitational. The first round will tee off on Saturday morning. The tournament marks the regular season finale for the Hoosiers.
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
April 17-18
The Pfau Course • Bloomington, Ind.
Par 72 • 6,254 yards
Live scoring via Golfstat
TEAMS COMPETING (16)
Indiana (Host), No. 40 Illinois, Iowa, No. 17 Kent State, No. 19 Maryland, No. 23 Michigan, No. 41 Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, No. 21 Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, No. 42 Purdue, Rutgers, Wisconsin and Xavier
(Golfstat rankings)
INDIANA LINEUP
Arushi Singh (Jr.; 80.36)
(career scoring average)
TOURNAMENT NOTES
• The format for the tournament will be slightly different from the rest of the season as it is six-count-four with the four best scores counting for the team.
• The field will begin off of split tees on Saturday, with Indiana's lineup going off of No. 1. The first tee time is set for 8:15 a.m. The teams will play two rounds of Saturday before the final round on Sunday.
• Included in the field are seven teams ranked in Golfstat's Top-50 and four in the Top-25.
• This marks the first tournament to be hosted in Bloomington for the Hoosiers since the 2017 IU Spring Invitational.
The Pfau Course
The Indiana Invitational marks the first-ever women's collegiate tournament to be played at The Pfau Course. Designed by highly-acclaimed architect Steve Smyers and two-time major winner and Hoosier native Fuzzy Zoeller, The Pfau Course opened to the public on June 15, 2020 and offers a unique, world-class layout that is set in the natural beauty of southern Indiana.
Among the notable features are 147 bunkers, greens that range in size from 4,145 to 10,014 square feet, and six sets of tees that extend to as much as 7,908 yards. Smyers utilized the area's natural topography in designing the course, while also highlighting the combination of forest, open space and forest edges that result in both amazing views and a wonderful golfing test.
It has already garnered national acclaim, as it was named the third-best New Course in the Country by Golf Digest and the fourth-best College Campus Course in the Nation by GolfWeek.
Dabagia, Singh Made Debuts Last Time Out
Freshman Morgan Dabagia and junior Arushi Singh, who are both set to also compete this weekend, made their season debuts at the Indiana Spring Challenge. It marked Dabagia's first-ever outing as a Hoosier and she came out firing, carding an even-72 in the first round.
Tournament No. 1 Recap – Palmetto Intercollegiate
Indiana opened the season at the Palmetto Intercollegiate Feb. 21-22. Senior Mary Parsons led the way for Indiana as she finished 24th. It marked her 15th career top-25 finish. It marked the first time junior Maddie Dittoe has played in a team event.
Tournament No. 2 Recap – Briar's Creek Invitational
The Hoosiers visited the Golf Club at Briar's Creek March 15-16. Sophomore Valerie Clancy finished tied for 57th. Senior Angela Aung's second round score of 72 was the best for a Hoosier in the event.
Tournament No. 3 Recap – Clemson Invitational
Indiana wrapped up its string of three-straight tournaments in South Carolina at last week's Clemson Invitational. Mary Parsons led the way as she finished tied for 14th, marking her first top-15 finish in a three-round event since the 2019 Briar's Creek Invitational.
Tournament No. 4 Recap – Indiana Spring Challenge
IU came back to the Hoosier State for the Indiana Spring Challenge April 4-5 at Covered Bridge Golf Club in Sellersburg, Ind. Senior Angela Aung led the way for Indiana as she tied for ninth place. Sophomore Hanna Tanaka also finished in the top-15 as she tied for 15th place.
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
April 17-18
The Pfau Course • Bloomington, Ind.
Par 72 • 6,254 yards
Live scoring via Golfstat
TEAMS COMPETING (16)
Indiana (Host), No. 40 Illinois, Iowa, No. 17 Kent State, No. 19 Maryland, No. 23 Michigan, No. 41 Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, No. 21 Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, No. 42 Purdue, Rutgers, Wisconsin and Xavier
(Golfstat rankings)
INDIANA LINEUP
- Angela Aung (Sr.; 77.10)
- Hanna Tanaka (So.; 79.10)
- Mary Parsons (Sr.; 74.02)
- Morgan Dabagia (Fr.; 76.00)
- Maddie Dittoe (Jr.; 83.76)
- Valerie Clancy (So.; 78.30)
Arushi Singh (Jr.; 80.36)
(career scoring average)
TOURNAMENT NOTES
• The format for the tournament will be slightly different from the rest of the season as it is six-count-four with the four best scores counting for the team.
• The field will begin off of split tees on Saturday, with Indiana's lineup going off of No. 1. The first tee time is set for 8:15 a.m. The teams will play two rounds of Saturday before the final round on Sunday.
• Included in the field are seven teams ranked in Golfstat's Top-50 and four in the Top-25.
• This marks the first tournament to be hosted in Bloomington for the Hoosiers since the 2017 IU Spring Invitational.
The Pfau Course
The Indiana Invitational marks the first-ever women's collegiate tournament to be played at The Pfau Course. Designed by highly-acclaimed architect Steve Smyers and two-time major winner and Hoosier native Fuzzy Zoeller, The Pfau Course opened to the public on June 15, 2020 and offers a unique, world-class layout that is set in the natural beauty of southern Indiana.
Among the notable features are 147 bunkers, greens that range in size from 4,145 to 10,014 square feet, and six sets of tees that extend to as much as 7,908 yards. Smyers utilized the area's natural topography in designing the course, while also highlighting the combination of forest, open space and forest edges that result in both amazing views and a wonderful golfing test.
It has already garnered national acclaim, as it was named the third-best New Course in the Country by Golf Digest and the fourth-best College Campus Course in the Nation by GolfWeek.
Dabagia, Singh Made Debuts Last Time Out
Freshman Morgan Dabagia and junior Arushi Singh, who are both set to also compete this weekend, made their season debuts at the Indiana Spring Challenge. It marked Dabagia's first-ever outing as a Hoosier and she came out firing, carding an even-72 in the first round.
Tournament No. 1 Recap – Palmetto Intercollegiate
Indiana opened the season at the Palmetto Intercollegiate Feb. 21-22. Senior Mary Parsons led the way for Indiana as she finished 24th. It marked her 15th career top-25 finish. It marked the first time junior Maddie Dittoe has played in a team event.
Tournament No. 2 Recap – Briar's Creek Invitational
The Hoosiers visited the Golf Club at Briar's Creek March 15-16. Sophomore Valerie Clancy finished tied for 57th. Senior Angela Aung's second round score of 72 was the best for a Hoosier in the event.
Tournament No. 3 Recap – Clemson Invitational
Indiana wrapped up its string of three-straight tournaments in South Carolina at last week's Clemson Invitational. Mary Parsons led the way as she finished tied for 14th, marking her first top-15 finish in a three-round event since the 2019 Briar's Creek Invitational.
Tournament No. 4 Recap – Indiana Spring Challenge
IU came back to the Hoosier State for the Indiana Spring Challenge April 4-5 at Covered Bridge Golf Club in Sellersburg, Ind. Senior Angela Aung led the way for Indiana as she tied for ninth place. Sophomore Hanna Tanaka also finished in the top-15 as she tied for 15th place.
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