Girls Golf

This season, when Strasburg's golf team needs to practice putting, they need only take a short walk across campus. That's because the school has installed an on-campus synthetic putting green, believed to be the first in the state. 

Fossil Ridge's Dillon Stewart was so close to repeating what Davis Bryant and Jackson Solem were able to do a year ago.

The 2018 all-state girls golf teams honor the top players in all three classifications.

In a matter of about 24 hours, things for Sarah Johnson changed more drastically than she ever could have imagined.

Cheyenne Mountain’s Maxine Choi made a knee-knocker on the final hole, and a late push from Windsor resulted in a team championship.

Eaglecrest’s Emma Bryant kept it all in the family at the Class 5A girls golf state championship, swiftly dropping long putts, as well as her score, in a mesmerizing final round at Boulder Country Club.

Holy Family's Hailey Schalk shot a 4-under-par-67 to win the 3A state girls golf tournament. Holy Family won the team championship.

A rough first round spoiled her freshman debut at the 2017 state tournament but Regis Jesuit sophomore Katie Berrian was dialed in on Day 1 of this spring’s Class 5A girls golf state championships.

Loveland's Lauren Lehigh, Cheyenne Mountain's Maxine Choi, and Windsor's Jessica Zapf all sit atop of the leaderboard of the Class 4A state girls golf tournament.

Colorado Academy's Caroline Jordaan shot a 3-under-par-68 in the first round of the Class 3A state girls golf tournament. She holds a one-shot lead over Holy Family’s Hailey Schalk.