Friday, August 30
Pebble Beach, Calif.
10 AM
TCU
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Carmel Cup
Winans in Fifth Place at Carmel Cup
8/30/2024 5:59:00 PM | Women's Golf
Shot a three-under 69 in opening round at Pebble Beach
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Meagan Winans brought the Texas heat to the California coastline.
To commence the 2024-25 college golf season, Winans carded a three-under 69 at Pebble Beach Golf Links in the opening round of the Carmel Cup.
Winans, a Plano, Texas native, occupies sole possession of fifth place one-third of the way through the 54-hole affair.
Her efforts positioned TCU in fifth on the eight-team leaderboard ahead of Saturday's second round. The Horned Frogs turned in an opening round scorecard of plus-20 (380) in the six-count-five tournament.
TCU leads conference colleagues Oklahoma State (+21) and Texas Tech (+30) as well as former Big 12 rival Oklahoma (+37). Arkansas is the outright leader at one-over.
Winans blazed through the front nine on a day where temperatures hovered in the mid-50s. Commencing on the hole one, Winans rattled off birdies on three of her first five holes and found herself tied atop the leaderboard. TCU's lone senior, she bagged another birdie on eight to maintain a tie for first.
Bogies on nine and 13 briefly slowed her roll, but Winans never dipped outside of the top-five. Winans collected her fifth-and-final birdie on 18.
She notched her second-best low-18 score in her 11th start as a Horned Frog. Winans tallied the third sub-70 round of her career.
Winans accounted for five of TCU's 12 birdies. She is four strokes back of tournament leader Julia Lopez Ramirez (Mississippi State) ahead of her 9:04 a.m. CT tee time on Saturday.
Sofia Barroso Sá enters Saturday' tied for 22nd at four-over (76). A junior, Barroso Sá played even-par golf over the front nine.
Camille Min-Gaultier and Kirstin Angosta are tied for 26th and 28th, respectively, at plus-five and plus-six. Both underclassmen players picked up their sole birdie of the day on three.
Gracie McGovern rounded out TCU's countable scoring with an eight-over 80 in her collegiate debut.
Sofie Dimitrova finished the first round of her sophomore season nine-over. She was second only to Winans in total birdies (three). Dimitrova rattled off a trio of birdies between holes four through seven. Her score was ultimately inflated by a triple bogey on the first hole.
TCU is among the first groups out on the Monterrey Peninsula in round two. Dimitrova kicks things off with an 8:40 a.m. CT. The Frogs will trickle through the tee box in eight-to-15 minute intervals up until 9:39 a.m.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
5. Meagan Winans (-3, 69)
T22. Sofia Barroso Sá (+4, 76)
T26. Camille Min-Gaultier (+5, 77)
T28. Kirstin Angosta (+6, 78)
T36. Gracie McGovern (+8, 80)
T39. Sofie Dimitrova (+9, 81)
Team Leaderboard
1. Arkansas (+1, 361)
2. Mississippi State (+3, 363)
T3. Vanderbilt (+8, 368)
T3. Texas A&M (+8, 368)
5. TCU (+20, 380)
6. Oklahoma State (+21, 381)
7. Texas Tech (+30, 390)
8. Oklahoma (+37, 397)
To commence the 2024-25 college golf season, Winans carded a three-under 69 at Pebble Beach Golf Links in the opening round of the Carmel Cup.
Winans, a Plano, Texas native, occupies sole possession of fifth place one-third of the way through the 54-hole affair.
Her efforts positioned TCU in fifth on the eight-team leaderboard ahead of Saturday's second round. The Horned Frogs turned in an opening round scorecard of plus-20 (380) in the six-count-five tournament.
TCU leads conference colleagues Oklahoma State (+21) and Texas Tech (+30) as well as former Big 12 rival Oklahoma (+37). Arkansas is the outright leader at one-over.
Winans blazed through the front nine on a day where temperatures hovered in the mid-50s. Commencing on the hole one, Winans rattled off birdies on three of her first five holes and found herself tied atop the leaderboard. TCU's lone senior, she bagged another birdie on eight to maintain a tie for first.
Bogies on nine and 13 briefly slowed her roll, but Winans never dipped outside of the top-five. Winans collected her fifth-and-final birdie on 18.
She notched her second-best low-18 score in her 11th start as a Horned Frog. Winans tallied the third sub-70 round of her career.
Winans accounted for five of TCU's 12 birdies. She is four strokes back of tournament leader Julia Lopez Ramirez (Mississippi State) ahead of her 9:04 a.m. CT tee time on Saturday.
Sofia Barroso Sá enters Saturday' tied for 22nd at four-over (76). A junior, Barroso Sá played even-par golf over the front nine.
Camille Min-Gaultier and Kirstin Angosta are tied for 26th and 28th, respectively, at plus-five and plus-six. Both underclassmen players picked up their sole birdie of the day on three.
Gracie McGovern rounded out TCU's countable scoring with an eight-over 80 in her collegiate debut.
Sofie Dimitrova finished the first round of her sophomore season nine-over. She was second only to Winans in total birdies (three). Dimitrova rattled off a trio of birdies between holes four through seven. Her score was ultimately inflated by a triple bogey on the first hole.
TCU is among the first groups out on the Monterrey Peninsula in round two. Dimitrova kicks things off with an 8:40 a.m. CT. The Frogs will trickle through the tee box in eight-to-15 minute intervals up until 9:39 a.m.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
5. Meagan Winans (-3, 69)
T22. Sofia Barroso Sá (+4, 76)
T26. Camille Min-Gaultier (+5, 77)
T28. Kirstin Angosta (+6, 78)
T36. Gracie McGovern (+8, 80)
T39. Sofie Dimitrova (+9, 81)
Team Leaderboard
1. Arkansas (+1, 361)
2. Mississippi State (+3, 363)
T3. Vanderbilt (+8, 368)
T3. Texas A&M (+8, 368)
5. TCU (+20, 380)
6. Oklahoma State (+21, 381)
7. Texas Tech (+30, 390)
8. Oklahoma (+37, 397)
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