The sixth-seeded Blue Devils were defeated 3-2 by second-seeded Stanford Tuesday afternoon in Eugene, Ore., marking the second time in as many years Duke failed to survive a national semifinal match.
Elena Carta dominated the NCAA championship field this week at the par-72 Eugene Country Club en route to an individual championship,
No. 6 Duke will compete with 23 other teams and 12 individuals at the NCAA championship beginning Friday in Eugene, Ore.
No. 19 Duke tied for eighth at the Stillwater, Okla., NCAA regional Monday through Wednesday, finishing with a three-day total of 60-over-par after a slow start at Karsten Creek Golf Club.
Fresh off a fifth-place finish at the ACC championship, the No. 19 Blue Devils will tee it up as the No. 4 seed at the Stillwater, Okla., NCAA regional Monday through Wednesday.
Duke placed fourth at the Baton Rouge, La., NCAA regional Thursday through Saturday, good enough for the top-six finish needed to ensure a spot in the NCAA championship May 20-25 in Eugene, Ore.
The No. 19 Blue Devils were awarded the No. 4 seed in the Stillwater, Okla., regional Thursday when the NCAA revealed this year's regional field on Golf Channel.
Although the Blue Devils struggled in their most recent start, history will be on their side as they attempt to qualify for the NCAA championship.
For the second straight year, Duke is looking to get back on track at NCAA regionals after a lackluster ACC championship performance.
Sophomore Jake Shuman birdied the first four holes on the back nine Sunday afternoon at the ACC championship, part of a six-birdie final round, tying for second at the ACC championship.
The No. 18 Blue Devils will travel to New London, N.C., for the ACC championship Friday through the Sunday on the 7,102-yard track, two weeks removed from a record-setting performance at the Princeton Invitational.
Despite a collection of solid performances Sunday, No. 5 Duke watched No. 17 Virginia hoist the ACC championship trophy for the second consecutive year, finishing in third place after posting a three-day score of 883.
The No. 5 Blue Devils will make the short trip to Greensboro, N.C., as they compete in the ACC championship Friday through Sunday at Sedgefield Country Club’s Ross Course.
After struggling last weekend at the Hootie at Bull’s Bay Intercollegiate, the Blue Devils set program records en route to their best performance of the season in preparation for postseason play.
No. 22 Duke finished seventh at the Hootie at Bull’s Bay Intercollegiate Tuesday, 29 shots behind tournament champion No. 14 South Carolina. The Blue Devils were paced by sophomore Adam Wood, who finished tied for 17th, with freshman Alex Smalley and junior Matt Oshrine close behind in 19th and 26th, respectively.
The Blue Devils arrived in Athens, Ga., with the momentum they needed to stand out among a flurry of top-10 teams, but a sluggish start prevented them from ending the regular season on a high note.
After struggling in their spring season opener, the Blue Devils have won back-to-back tournaments and will look to continue their momentum this week with the postseason rapidly approaching.
The Blue Devils posted their first win of 2016 at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic, highlighted by an impressive performance from senior Celine Boutier, who earned her fourth career victory and first win since her sophomore campaign after carding three rounds of par or better.
After failing to record a victory as a team through the first six months of the season, the Blue Devils have captured a pair of tournament titles in two weeks. No. 20 Duke finished atop the two-day Seahawk Intercollegiate at the Country Club of Landfall by a seven-stroke margin after entering the final day of the tournament with a one-stroke lead.
