The golf team recently returned from Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational. Their uncharacteristic slow start on day one ended up being their downfall.
Senior James Mishoe was the team's highest finisher...
The Quakers’ men’s golf team has not skipped a beat since placing second by only two strokes in the National Championship last spring, already notching victories in both their tournaments this fall...
Golf has many ups and downs, literally and emotionally. Fortunately, the men’s golf team is making their way out of the sand trap of disappointment and into the smooth putting green of victory.
Though...
As he approached the back nine on Sunday at the Masters Tournament with a five-shot-lead at 7-under-par, it appeared Jordan Spieth had all but wrapped up his second straight green jacket and his third...
Whether you are looking to play golf competitively at the collegiate level or just to go and play a few rounds, there is a new opportunity for you on campus.
This spring introduces the addition of a...
What truly signifies winter has begun for the typical sports fan?
When fall sports officially come to an end.
Just a few weeks ago, each Guilford College fall sports team wrapped up its season, each...
As the weather becomes cooler and the trees begin to light up in an array of colors, it is obvious the midst of fall is upon Guilford College.
One thing not cooling down is the Guilford College sports...
Most people expect college students to be involved in something other than school. Whether it is clubs, sports or other types of extracurricular activities, most students become involved in order to be...
The air is brisk and the grass is lush at beautiful Sedgefield Country Club on the Wednesday following the final round of the Wyndham Championship. Maintenance crews and Sedgefield staff scurry around...
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