The University of Kentucky women鈥檚 golf team is set for its regular-season finale at the Terps Invitational, marking their first appearance at the event. The tournament will take place over Easter Sunday and Monday at the University of Maryland Golf Course, featuring 36 holes on Sunday and 18 on Monday, both in a shotgun format. Sixteen teams, including notable competitors like Virginia, Penn State, and Notre Dame, will compete in the 54-hole stroke-play tournament. The Wildcats have performed well this season, posting an 8-1 record against teams in the field and previously securing a tournament victory at the Cardinal Classic.

By the Numbers
  • Kentucky's head-to-head record against six teams in the tournament is 8-1.
  • The Wildcats have an average of 291.6 strokes over nine tournaments this season.
State of Play
  • The Kentucky team has logged five top-three finishes in nine events this season.
  • Current lineup includes Raleygh Simpson, Cathryn Brown, and Anastasia Hekkonen, with each having distinct stroke averages.
What's Next

Following the Terps Invitational, the team will prepare for potential post-season competitions, depending on their performance and rankings.

Bottom Line

The upcoming Terps Invitational is crucial for the Wildcats as they aim to close out the regular season on a high note, leveraging their strong performance to build momentum for future tournaments.