Overview:: Holds the unusual distinction of playing for two different schools during the 2016-17 academic year…started the year at Wofford and played in three events….then transferre
Overview: In third season with the Clemson team…served as a starter in the first fourtournaments of the 2017-18 academic year…named most improved player on the 2017-18 team by the coaching staff at the team awards banquet at the conclusion of theyear…holds the unusual distinction of playing for two different schools during the 2016-17 academic year…started the year at Wofford and played in three events….thentransferred to Clemson for the spring semester and played in two tournaments for theTigers…product of Mauldin High School where she was a two-time all-state player…won2015 Women’s South Carolina Junior Championship by 12 shots.
In 2017-18: Played in six events, four as a starter for the team and two as anindividual…started the first four tournaments of the year as Sydney Legacy recoveredfrom shoulder surgery…had a counting score in nine of her 11 rounds in those twotournaments…had solid rounds of 73-72-75 in the first tournament of the year at theMason Rudolph Championship….her second round 72 was an even par rounds and tiedfor her best round of the year and only even par round…her 220 score and +4 was herbest 54 hole score of the year…she was third best among Clemson players and finished49 th ….helped Clemson to second place finish out of 15 teams at Schooner Fall Classic atUniversity of Oklahoma in September…had season best tying 72 in the second round ofthat tournament…shot 2223 overall, +10 for the tournament, fourth among Clemsongolfers…posted opening rounds of 75-74 at Betsy Rawls before shooting 86 on a badweather day when average score was 80….played at the Reynolds Plantation Individualtournament on Feb. 12 and shot one over par 73 to finish 11 th …shot 225 at ClemsonIndividual in her final appearance of the year in March….had outstanding 73.83 strokeaverage in opening rounds…had 3.10 average on par three holes, third best on theteam…won team Most Improved Award at team banquet at the conclusion of theseason.
2016-17: First transfer in the history of the Clemson women’s golf program….started the academic year at Wofford before coming to Clemson in January of 2017…played in three tournaments and eight rounds at Wofford in fall of 2016..had best round of the fall in her first round as a collegian with a 70 at the Lady Paladin Invitational….finished 21st at Terrier Invitational for her top 54-hole finish….in the starting lineup for the Tigers at the LSU Tiger Classic and shot 236…her score counted in two of the three rounds at LSU…had best rounds of the spring at the Clemson Invitational where she started 74-75…finished with a 232….had nine birdies in her four rounds for the Tigers…
Before Clemson: Played her high school golf for Joseph Golinski and Kevin Britt….she was a six-year letter winner on the Mauldin High Golf Team… named 2015 Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) Girls Jr. Player of the Year, as well as the 2015 Beth Daniel South Carolina Golf Association (SCGA) Jr. Girls Player of the Year… qualified for the 2015 United States Golf Association (USGA) Junior Girls Championship….at Mauldin High, Czarnecki was a four-time all-region selection and two-time all-state selection….won numerous tournaments, including the 2015 WSCGA Girls Championship, 2015 South Carolina Jr. Match Play Championship, 2015 Cobbs Glenn Junior Championship and 2015 George Holiday Memorial Championship….also runner-up at the South Carolina 4AAAA Girls Championship, Carolina Jr. Championship and SCJGA Players Championship….won the 2015 Women’s South Carolina Junior Championship by 12 shots at Sunset Country Club in Sumter, he had rounds of 67-69-69 for a 205 total…won the 2015 Match Play at Dataw Island’s Cotton Dike Course…beat Rock Hill’s Jodee Tindall 4 &3 in the championship.
Personal: Born Jun 26, 1998 in Phoenix, Arizona…majoring in Early Childhood Education at Clemson.
Personality Profile
Favorite Professional Golfer Jordan Spieth, I admire his constant professionalism and composure no matter how his round is going.
Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Alex Morgan
Favorite Course I Have Played: Country Club of Charleston
Course I would like to Play: Augusta National and Pebble Beach
All-time Low Round: 67 at Sunset Country Club.
My Best Shot Ever: Holed out from 160 yards at my home course for an eagle
Best Part of My Game: My chipping and my mental game.
My Best club is: An 8-iron
Hole in One Shot: Wild Dunes Resort, 2014, 148 yards with a 7 iron
My Dream Foursome is: Myself, Jordan Spieth, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer
Who has had the most influence on your athletic career? My family and Kevin Britt. My family has always supported me and been able to provide me with the resources I have needed to develop my golf game, along with Kevin Britt, who I have worked day in and day out with to tune my game to be the best I can be.
What is your favorite hobby? I love listening to music and as funny as it sounds, I really like to color.
Czarnecki Tournament by Tournament, Fall 2016 at Wofford
Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin
9/23-25 Paladin Classic 70-78-79 +11 227 56
10/10-11 Terrier Intercol. 76-80 +12 158 21
10/31-1 Idle Hour Collegiate 75-78-81 +18 234 39
Tournament by Tournament, Spring 2017 at Clemson
Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par To Fin
3/24-26 LSU Tiger Classic 79-78-79 +20 236 66
3/31-2 Clemson Inv. 74-75-83 +16 232 78
Tournament by Tournament, 2017-18
9/15-17 Mason Rudolph 73-72-75 +4 220 49
9/23-25 Schooner Classic 75-72-76 +10 223 55
10/9-10 Betsy Rawls 75-74-86 +19 235 63
10/27-28 Landmark Tradition 73-83 +12 156 83
2/12 #Reynolds Plantation 73 +1 73 11
3/23-25 #Clemson Invitational 74-73-78 +9 225 56
Czarnecki Career Stats Top
Year Tr Rds Strks 60s -75 -Par Par Avg 10 BR BT
#2016-17 3 8 617 0 2 1 0 77.13 0 70 227
2016-17 2 6 468 0 2 0 0 78.00 0 74 232
2017-18 6 15 1132 0 11 0 1 75.47 0 72 220
Total 11 29 2217 0 15 1 1 76.45 0 70 227
#Fall of 2016-17 at Wofford
