Baton Rouge Regional: 'Bama keeps rolling
Alabama won its fifth consecutive tournament title Saturday, coming from behind to defeat Florida by six shots at the NCAA's Baton Rouge Regional.
Baton Rouge Regional: Vogel, Florida still lead Tide
T.J. Vogel is looking like an All-American again, and as a result, the Florida Gators are leading the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional after two rounds.
Baton Rouge Regional: Florida leads 'Bama by 10
Gators growl in Round 1, lead by 10 shots over Alabama and South Alabama at the NCAA's Baton Rouge Regional.
Regional fields set for Div. I men's championship
California, Alabama, UCLA, Texas, New Mexico and Washington are the No. 1 seeds heading into the NCAA postseason, which begins May 16. They are among the 81 teams that will make up the six NCAA Regional fields.
12-year-old misses European Tour cut in China
Ye Wocheng, the 12-year-old who made history on May 2 in becoming the youngest player to compete on the European Tour, shot consecutive 79s to miss the cut at the Volvo China Open in Tianjin, China.
Winner's Bag: Carson Young, Junior Invitational
A look inside the bag of Carson Young, the winner of the 2013 Junior Invitational title.
Notes: Par-4 sixth the ultimate risk-reward hole
The par-4 6th hole -- named Loblolly Bay -- played just over 300 yards on Saturday, and some players in the field took to the risk, but didn't always reap the reward.
Sage Valley: Henley's path gives Wiggins hope for his
Russell Henley, who was the guest speaker at Nike Night at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley, and Victor Wiggins, will have taken the same road to college golf. Neither player can be claimed off the AJGA’s hotbed of players.
Notes: Griffin picks up ace at Junior Invitational
Benjamin Griffin made history at the Junior Invitational on Friday. Griffin, a native of Chapel Hill, N.C., had a hole-in-one on the par-3 16th for the first time in the tournament.
Sage Valley: International flavor at its best
Selecting the field for any highly ranked event is difficult. The Untied States players are the easiest players to invite because they are in our backyard, but did you ever wonder how the Junior Invitational Executive Committee selects the international field?
