For the first time ever, two members of the Wake Forest women's golf team, Chloe Kovelesky and Macy Pate, are set to compete in the final round of the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Kovelesky, a sophomore, secured a T6 position with a five-under-par score, while junior Pate advanced for her inaugural final round appearance after narrowly missing the cut last year. This milestone highlights Wake Forest's continued presence in the tournament, as past players have also made significant impacts. All 72 players will participate in a practice round before Saturday鈥檚 final contenders vie for the title. Coverage will be provided by NBC Sports and Golf Channel during the event.

By the Numbers
  • Chloe Kovelesky is T6 with a score of five-under-par, including an eagle and nine birdies.
  • Macy Pate started the tournament at two-under-par (70) and advanced to the final round for the first time.
State of Play
  • This year marks the first time two current Wake Forest players advanced to the final round in the tournament's history.
  • All players will have a practice round at Augusta National before the final round on Saturday.
What's Next

The final round is set for Saturday, and all eyes will be on Kovelesky and Pate as they compete for the championship title. This event could further elevate Wake Forest's reputation in women's collegiate golf, especially with strong performances in prior tournaments.

Bottom Line

Kovelesky and Pate's advancement to the final round is a significant achievement for Wake Forest women's golf, reflecting the program's strength and potential for future success in high-stakes competitions.