Grubb Becomes First Panther to Make Top-64 Cut at U.S. Women’s Amateur
HIGH POINT, N.C. — For the first time in school history, a High Point University women's golfer made the Top-64 cut of the U.S. Women's Amateur as Makayla Grubb advanced on August 6 at The Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tenn. The rising sophomore played two rounds of stroke play, shooting 76 and 72 (+4) to finish T51 and earn a place in match play. Playing in her first U.S. Amateur, the Virginia native faced the eventual champion and the world's top junior golfer Asterisk Talley in the Round of 64. Grubb was tied with the Californian through four holes as...
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