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Women's Golf Preview: Clash at Boulder Creek

Bulldogs conclude their fall slate from the Nevada desert

The Basics
The Drake women's golf team concludes its fall season with a trip out west for the Clash at Boulder Creek hosted by Northern Arizona. The Bulldogs will hit the course at Boulder Creek Golf Club from Boulder City, Nevada, and play 54-holes over three days, Oct. 24-26.
 
The Field
Boise State, Cal Baptist, Cal State Bakersfield, Drake, Fresno State, Houston, Kansas, New Mexico State, North Dakota State, Northern Arizona, San Francisco, South Dakota State, Southern Utah, Tarleton State, UNLV, Utah Tech, Utah Valley, UTEP, Weber State, Wofford

About the Course
The teams will be participating on two of the nine-hole courses offered at Boulder Creek Golf Club, the Desert Hawk course and the Coyote Run course. Desert Hawk takes players through natural rolling terrain with both desert and oasis-style holes. Meanwhile, Coyote Run offers generous fairways with slight elevation changes, desert scenery, and creative hole designs. In total the course will be a layout of par 72 and measure 6,429 yards.
 
Drake Lineup
Annabelle Bush
Kate Connolly
Alexis Reyes
Kalli Locklin
Ava Lohrbach
Ind: Kylie Kuppersmith

Up Next
This brings an end to the fall season for Drake. The Bulldogs will return to play for the Spring season with a schedule to be announced at a later date.
 
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Players Mentioned

Kate Connolly

Kate Connolly

Sophomore
Alexis Reyes

Alexis Reyes

Freshman
Annabelle Bush

Annabelle Bush

Sophomore
Kalli Locklin

Kalli Locklin

Freshman
Ava Lohrbach

Ava Lohrbach

Freshman
Kylie Kuppersmith

Kylie Kuppersmith

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Kate Connolly

Kate Connolly

Sophomore
Alexis Reyes

Alexis Reyes

Freshman
Annabelle Bush

Annabelle Bush

Sophomore
Kalli Locklin

Kalli Locklin

Freshman
Ava Lohrbach

Ava Lohrbach

Freshman
Kylie Kuppersmith

Kylie Kuppersmith

Freshman