Monday, October 30
Atlanta, Ga.
All Day
Wake Forest University
vs
East Lake Cup
Wake Forest Set for Return to East Lake Cup
10/29/2023 12:31:00 PM | Women's Golf
ATLANTA, Ga. - The No. 1 Wake Forest women's golf team is back in action this week with their return to the East Lake Cup. This is Wake's first appearance since 2019 at the prestigious event, where they took home the team title after defeating Auburn four years ago.
The Deacs claimed their second title of the fall two weeks ago at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, winning 3-2 over No. 9 Texas. Freshman Macy Pate secured the winning point for the Deacs, 4&2.
Rachel Kuehn scored the Deacs' first point during the championship against Texas. Kuehn took a one stroke lead on No. 1. After a streak of halved holes, Kuehn broke away with wins on No. 6, 7 and 8. Kuehn secured the victory on No. 14. The Asheville native tied it up for the Deacs winning her match 5&4.
Carolina Chacarra gave the Deacs the lead winning 3&1. Chacarra took the lead on No. 2 after tying the first hole. Texas golfer Lauren Kim tied it up on No. 6. Shortly after, Chacarra took the lead back with a birdie on No. 8. Kim tied it back up before the turn for Texas but Chacarra took a two-point lead on No. 13 and 14. The junior didn't look back, securing the victory for the Demon Deacons on hole No. 17.
Texas tied the score back up 2-2 with the Deacs looking to Pate to take the winning point. After falling behind on the first hole, Pate took the lead back on No. 6 with a clutch eagle. The freshman maintained her lead and gave the Deacs the victory winning 4&2 on the 16th green for the team title.
Wake Forest Lineup
Rachel Kuehn
Anne-Sterre den Dunnen
Carolina Chacarra
Macy Pate
Mimi Rhodes
Participating Teams (Golf Channel rankings)
Course Information
Broadcast Information
The three-day competition will be televised live on GOLF Channel.
Round 1 - off 10th hole
The Deacs claimed their second title of the fall two weeks ago at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, winning 3-2 over No. 9 Texas. Freshman Macy Pate secured the winning point for the Deacs, 4&2.
Rachel Kuehn scored the Deacs' first point during the championship against Texas. Kuehn took a one stroke lead on No. 1. After a streak of halved holes, Kuehn broke away with wins on No. 6, 7 and 8. Kuehn secured the victory on No. 14. The Asheville native tied it up for the Deacs winning her match 5&4.
Carolina Chacarra gave the Deacs the lead winning 3&1. Chacarra took the lead on No. 2 after tying the first hole. Texas golfer Lauren Kim tied it up on No. 6. Shortly after, Chacarra took the lead back with a birdie on No. 8. Kim tied it back up before the turn for Texas but Chacarra took a two-point lead on No. 13 and 14. The junior didn't look back, securing the victory for the Demon Deacons on hole No. 17.
Texas tied the score back up 2-2 with the Deacs looking to Pate to take the winning point. After falling behind on the first hole, Pate took the lead back on No. 6 with a clutch eagle. The freshman maintained her lead and gave the Deacs the victory winning 4&2 on the 16th green for the team title.
Wake Forest Lineup
Rachel Kuehn
- Season scoring average: 70.50
- Season-high finish: T3, Schooner Classic
- Season-low round: 66, Schooner Classic
Anne-Sterre den Dunnen
- Season scoring average: 71.50
- Season-high finish: T7, Jackson T. Stephens Cup
- Season-low round: 68, Jackson T. Stephens Cup
Carolina Chacarra
- Season scoring average: 69.33
- Season-high finish: 3rd, Jackson T. Stephens Cup
- Season-low round: 63, Schooner Classic
Macy Pate
- Season scoring average: 70.58
- Season-high finish: T9, ANNIKA Intercollegiate
- Season-low round: 65, Schooner Classic
Mimi Rhodes
- Season scoring average: 70.00
- Season-high finish: T3, Schooner Classic
- Season-low round: 66, Schooner Classic
Participating Teams (Golf Channel rankings)
- Wake Forest (1)
- USC (3)
- Stanford (2)
- Texas A&M (11)
Course Information
- Atlanta Athletic Club - Atlanta, Georgia
- Par 72 - 6,297 yards
- The Atlanta Athletic Club was founded in 1898 and opened East Lake Golf Club in 1904 as a complement to their downtown Atlanta fitness club. In 1969 Atlanta Athletic Club relocated to its current location and sold East Lake Golf Club to a group of members. The two clubs have a long-standing historical connection, including their shared association with the legendary Bobby Jones. 2023 marks the 125th anniversary of Atlanta Athletic Club. The Club has hosted numerous national and international golf events, including: three PGA Championships (1981, 2001 and 2011), U.S. Open Championship (1976), Ryder Cup Matches (1963), U.S. Women's Open Championship (1990), and the KPMG Women's PGA Championship (2021). The Club will host the 2025 U.S. Girls' Junior, 2030 U.S. Amateur and 2035 U.S. Women's Amateur championships.
Broadcast Information
The three-day competition will be televised live on GOLF Channel.
- Monday, Oct. 30 (stroke play): 3-6 p.m. (live); 8-11 p.m. (replay)
- Tuesday, Oct. 31 (match play semifinals): 3-6 p.m. (live); 8-11 p.m. (replay)
- Wednesday, Nov. 1 (match play finals and consolation): 3-6 p.m. (live); 8-11 p.m. (replay)
Round 1 - off 10th hole
- 10:30 - Mimi Rhodes
- 10:42 - Macy Pate
- 10:54 - Carolina Chacarra
- 11:06 - Anne-Sterre den Dunnen
- 11:18 - Rachel Kuehn
Players Mentioned
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