Clemson, S.C. – Clemson women’s golf wrapped up its regular season Sunday at the Clemson Invitational, finishing 11th in a loaded 16-team field at The Reserve at Lake Keowee.
The Tigers posted rounds of 294 (+6), 295 (+7) and 293 (+5) over the tournament to finish with a total team score of 882 (+18), competing against a field that featured multiple top programs.
Florida surged into the lead during the second round and held off the field, while Arkansas and Vanderbilt remained near the top throughout the weekend.
ON THE SCORECARD
Clemson showed flashes of consistency throughout the lineup but struggled to string together low rounds in bunches on a demanding 6,386-yard setup.
The Tigers were led by Isabella Rawl, Sydney Roberts, and Juliette Demeaux, who each hovered around the top 25 throughout the entire tournament.
Aitana Tuesta delivered one of the team’s stronger responses on Saturday, carding an even-par 72 after opening with a 77 (+5).
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
Sydney Roberts and Juliette Demeaux led the Tigers, turning in identical scorecards, tying for 25th at 3-over par. Both players posted rounds of 73-75-71 to lead the Tigers with strong final rounds.
Isabella Rawl followed right behind, finishing tied for 33rd at 4-over par with rounds of 73-73-74.
Aitana Tuesta finished tied for 57th at 10-over par (77-72-77), highlighted by an even-par second round.
Sarah Uebelhart rounded out the team scoring, tying for 67th at 12-over par with rounds of 75-75-78.
Competing as individuals, Keya Naik tied for 51st at 9-over (73-77-75), while Ivy Schulze finished tied for 67th at 12-over (78-76-74). Claire Green also competed individually and finished 86th.
UP NEXT
Clemson begins postseason play April 16–19 at the ACC Championship, hosted at Porters Neck Country Club in Wilmington, North Carolina.