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Zhang and Ganne (and perhaps Seay) will be playing at the Augusta National Women's Amateur

I wouldn't rule out Englemann getting an invite. She's having a great year.

I'm also increasingly convinced that Zhang will go pro after this year. While this wasn't the strongest field, she just keeps winning and in this case by a brobdingnagian margin (other than SJSU's Kasja Arwefjall who will be on tour next year). She's already set the school record for individual titles and done so in less than 2 years vs 3.5-4 years for everyone else on that list. There's being part of a team but realistically college golf isn't challenging her that much.

I hope Seay is back for the stretch run but a title can be won without her. The men's team won the title in 2019 with really only two standouts (Isaiah Salinda & Brandon Wu) but one of the other three guys stepped up in each round of match play. I think the challenge for the women's team is that nobody outside of Zhang/Englemann/Ganne (and Heck/Seay) has stepped up all year. Puts a ton of pressure on those three to play well every day, with likely no room for error.

[winflop]

Zhang and Ganne (and perhaps Seay) will be playing at the Augusta National Women's Amateur

I wouldn't rule out Englemann getting an invite. She's having a great year.

I'm also increasingly convinced that Zhang will go pro after this year. While this wasn't the strongest field, she just keeps winning and in this case by a brobdingnagian margin (other than SJSU's Kasja Arwefjall who will be on tour next year). She's already set the school record for individual titles and done so in less than 2 years vs 3.5-4 years for everyone else on that list. There's being part of a team but realistically college golf isn't challenging her that much.

I hope Seay is back for the stretch run but a title can be won without her. The men's team won the title in 2019 with really only two standouts (Isaiah Salinda & Brandon Wu) but one of the other three guys stepped up in each round of match play. I think the challenge for the women's team is that nobody outside of Zhang/Englemann/Ganne (and Heck/Seay) has stepped up all year. Puts a ton of pressure on those three to play well every day, with likely no room for error.