Thursday, April 15
Greensboro, N.C.
All Day
University of Louisville
vs
ACC Championship
Photo by: Brian Alden
Cards Ready for 2021 ACC Women's Golf Championship
April 14, 2021 | Women's Golf
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville women's golf team competes at the ACC Championships starting Thursday at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Louisville enters the tournament as the No. 8 seed in the 12-team field based on Golfstat rankings.
Live scoring for ACC Championship will be available online at Golfstat.com.
Format
The 2021 Championship features a new format that advances the top four teams to match play following 54 holes of stroke play. Thursday's opening day of stroke play starts at 8 a.m. and features 36 holes of competition with the final round of stroke play getting underway at 9 a.m. on Friday. The semifinals of match play are scheduled for Saturday starting at 9 a.m. and the finals take place Sunday beginning at 9 a.m.
ACC Women's Golf Championship First Round Pairings (Thursday, April 15):
8-8:40 AM: #10 NC State, #11 Notre Dame, and #12 Boston College (starting on Hole #1)
8:50-9:30 AM: #7 Miami, #8 Louisville, and #9 North Carolina (starting on Hole #1)
8-8:40 AM: #4 Virginia, #5 Virginia Tech, and #6 Clemson (starting on Hole #10)
8:50-9:30 AM: #1 Duke, #2 Wake Forest, and #3 Florida State (starting on Hole #10)
Louisville Lineup
The Cardinals lineup features Lauren Hartalge, who leads the Cardinals with a 72.25 stroke average in her four spring events. She ranks seventh in the league in stroke average, and is in the top 50 of both the Golfweek and Golfstat individual rankings. Hana Ryskova, Margot Bechadergue, Mairead Martin, and Agustina Gomez-Cisterna will round out Louisville's competitors for the championship.
The Field (with Golfstat rankings)
Duke (2), Wake Forest (3), Florida State (8), Virginia (11), Virginia Tech (16), Clemson (34), Miami (35), Louisville (48), North Carolina (57), NC State (91), Notre Dame (112) and Boston College (141).
Tournament History
The 2021 ACC Championships marks Louisville's sixth appearance at the event. The Cardinals put together their best performance in 2019, finishing fifth at 26-over-par. Bechadergue posted a top-10 finish and Hartlage was tied for 17th.
Duke leads all schools with 21 ACC titles and has produced 19 individual medalists. Wake Forest is second with six titles, followed by North Carolina and Virginia with two each.
Last Time
The 2020 championships were canceled due to the pandemic and suspension of all spring sports. The last time the event was held was 2019. Wake Forest won that tournament with a team score of 850 to finish the championship 14-under-par (winning by eight strokes). It was Wake Forest's sixth ACC Championship in program history and first since 2010.
Live scoring for ACC Championship will be available online at Golfstat.com.
Format
The 2021 Championship features a new format that advances the top four teams to match play following 54 holes of stroke play. Thursday's opening day of stroke play starts at 8 a.m. and features 36 holes of competition with the final round of stroke play getting underway at 9 a.m. on Friday. The semifinals of match play are scheduled for Saturday starting at 9 a.m. and the finals take place Sunday beginning at 9 a.m.
ACC Women's Golf Championship First Round Pairings (Thursday, April 15):
8-8:40 AM: #10 NC State, #11 Notre Dame, and #12 Boston College (starting on Hole #1)
8:50-9:30 AM: #7 Miami, #8 Louisville, and #9 North Carolina (starting on Hole #1)
8-8:40 AM: #4 Virginia, #5 Virginia Tech, and #6 Clemson (starting on Hole #10)
8:50-9:30 AM: #1 Duke, #2 Wake Forest, and #3 Florida State (starting on Hole #10)
Louisville Lineup
The Cardinals lineup features Lauren Hartalge, who leads the Cardinals with a 72.25 stroke average in her four spring events. She ranks seventh in the league in stroke average, and is in the top 50 of both the Golfweek and Golfstat individual rankings. Hana Ryskova, Margot Bechadergue, Mairead Martin, and Agustina Gomez-Cisterna will round out Louisville's competitors for the championship.
The Field (with Golfstat rankings)
Duke (2), Wake Forest (3), Florida State (8), Virginia (11), Virginia Tech (16), Clemson (34), Miami (35), Louisville (48), North Carolina (57), NC State (91), Notre Dame (112) and Boston College (141).
Tournament History
The 2021 ACC Championships marks Louisville's sixth appearance at the event. The Cardinals put together their best performance in 2019, finishing fifth at 26-over-par. Bechadergue posted a top-10 finish and Hartlage was tied for 17th.
Duke leads all schools with 21 ACC titles and has produced 19 individual medalists. Wake Forest is second with six titles, followed by North Carolina and Virginia with two each.
Last Time
The 2020 championships were canceled due to the pandemic and suspension of all spring sports. The last time the event was held was 2019. Wake Forest won that tournament with a team score of 850 to finish the championship 14-under-par (winning by eight strokes). It was Wake Forest's sixth ACC Championship in program history and first since 2010.
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