Golf

BYU Men’s Golf played its final tournament of the year this week at the Rustic Collegiate Classic in Moorpark, California.

Former BYU football stars had big games on both sides of the ball, while former basketball players continue to play well overseas.

Allysha Mae Mateo finished third at the Cowgirl Classic on Oct. 23, her second top-five finish of the season.

Freshman Max Brenchley and junior Carson Lundell placed in the top 10 at the La Purisima College Invite on Oct. 19- 20 in Lompoc, California.

Junior Allysha Mae Mateo took second individually and BYU Women’s Golf placed 11th as a team in the Lady Red Wolves Classic in Jonesboro, Arkansas on Oct. 12.

The BYU women’s golf team travels to Jonesboro, Arkansas to play in the Lady Red Wolves Classic on Oct. 12- 13.

Carson Lundell was the top performer for BYU in its fifth-place finish, shooting par or better in each round to tie for 14th at the tournament.

Provo city officials are renaming the recently reconfigured East Bay Golf Course back to its former name of Timpanogos Golf Club, Mayor Michelle Kaufusi announced via Facebook Live Wednesday.

The BYU men’s golf team will participate in its first tournament since the COVID-19 shut down beginning on Oct. 5 in Monterey, California.

Former BYU golfer Peter Kuest earned his first professional victory on Sunday, carding a three-day total of 193 (-23) to win the Utah Open by seven strokes.

After four months without a single tournament to participate in, a number of BYU women's golfers have returned to the course to compete in local and national summer amateur events with little signs of rust.

Former BYU golfer Peter Kuest went from having his final collegiate season canceled in March to competing against the best golfers in the world in June, all while learning on the fly about how life works on the week-to-week grind of the PGA Tour.