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Spiny_Norman - 08-09-2026
Talley rolled through the semis 6 and 4.
She is matched against the top qualifier in the finals. Talley made 7 birdies in the morning and has a 3 up lead after 18 holes of the 36 hole final.
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BostonCard - 08-09-2026
Talley is 6-up through 28. You never want to jinx someone in
stroke match play because anything can happen, but she’d have to lose 6 of the next 8 holes to lose the championship. Iwanga has only won 4 holes in the first 28, so things are looking good for Talley.
BC
EDIT: Oops
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82lsju - 08-09-2026
(08-09-2026, 02:25 PM)82lsju Wrote: (08-09-2026, 02:16 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Talley is 6-up through 28. You never want to jinx someone in stroke play because anything can happen, but she’d have to lose 6 of the next 8 holes to lose the championship. Iwanga has only won 4 holes in the first 28, so things are looking good for Talley.
BC
now 7-up through 29
she wins 8 and 6
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old spanish trail - 08-09-2026
(08-09-2026, 02:25 PM)82lsju Wrote: (08-09-2026, 02:16 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Talley is 6-up through 28. You never want to jinx someone in stroke play because anything can happen, but she’d have to lose 6 of the next 8 holes to lose the championship. Iwanga has only won 4 holes in the first 28, so things are looking good for Talley.
BC
now 7-up through 29
I don't recall a more dominant performance in match play for the Card
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BostonCard - 08-09-2026
Really hope she comes to Stanford and waits a few years before turning pro. Given the importance of match play for national titles, it’s great to have a commit who can come in and win 6 consecutive match plays over 7 rounds, and do so with relative ease.
BC
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magnus - 08-09-2026
(08-09-2026, 02:48 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Really hope she comes to Stanford and waits a few years before turning pro. Given the importance of match play for national titles, it’s great to have a commit who can come in and win 6 consecutive match plays over 7 rounds, and do so with relative ease.
BC
In a post match interview, asked what the victory meant to her, she said it represented the culmination of her amateur career. Hopefully she meant pre-collegiate amateur career.
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BigJohn043 - 08-09-2026
(08-09-2026, 02:53 PM)magnus Wrote: (08-09-2026, 02:48 PM)BostonCard Wrote: Really hope she comes to Stanford and waits a few years before turning pro. Given the importance of match play for national titles, it’s great to have a commit who can come in and win 6 consecutive match plays over 7 rounds, and do so with relative ease.
BC
In a post match interview, asked what the victory meant to her, she said it represented the culmination of her amateur career. Hopefully she meant pre-collegiate amateur career.
I took it more like it is the biggest thing she can win as an amateur....
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cardcrimson - 08-09-2026
If she doesn't win a collegiate crown, there'll be a big " * " on her amateur career. . . .
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76lsjumb - 08-24-2026
Hard to imagine a Solheim Cup squad being more “Stanford” than this year’s: Andrea Lee was an automatic qualifier, Rose Zhang is one of the three Captain’s picks, and, of course, that 2026 Captain is… Angela STANFORD. :-)
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mbdude - 08-24-2026
Meghan Ganne wins 1st pro tournament on Epson tour
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Spiny_Norman - 08-25-2026
Stanford has added another commitment - Mia Clausen from Carlsbad. She joins Aphrodite Deng and Clairey Lin in the class of 2028.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DccaPtDOGP3/
https://championships.usga.org/usndp/2026/articles/catching-up-with-first-year-usnjt-member-mia-clausen.html
Clausen is currently ranked 237th in WAGR and is the #4 recruit in the class of 2028 according to collegegolfcommits.com (Deng and Lin are 1 and 2). She is a young player who has mostly played junior tournaments and is just moving up this summer to more amateur tournaments. Seems to have a lot of upside.
Clausen will join her fellow San Diego-area golfer Anna Fang (class of 2027 commitment) at Stanford.