No. 2 Jaguars Open Title Defense
ASU kicks off 2010-11 season at Fighting Illini Invitational
Web Posted 9/16/10
 

AUGUSTA, Ga.-- Augusta State kicks off the 2010-11 season this weekend when the second-ranked Jaguars tee it up in the fifth annual Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational at Olympia Fields (Ill.) Country Club.

Live scoring will be available at www.aug.edu/athletics  as well as www.golfstat.com.  The three-day, 54-hole event begins Friday morning at 9:00 a.m. EDT. (More)

Jags No. 2 In Golfweek Poll
ASU Men's Golf earns highest preseason ranking ever
Web Posted 9/8/10
 

AUGUSTA, Ga.-- The Augusta State men's golf team has been ranked No. 2 in the nation in the Golfweek magazine preseason poll. The preseason ranking is the highest ever in the history of the Jaguar men's golf program, and the second top-five ranking for the Jags this preseason.

The defending national champion Jaguars, who return all five starters from their victory at the NCAA Championships at The Honors Course in June, were recently tabbed No. 3 in the Golf World magazine/Coaches preseason poll. (More)

Jaguars Tabbed No. 3 By Golf World
Highest preseason ranking ever for defending Champs
Web Posted 9/3/10
 

AUGUSTA, Ga.-- The Augusta State men’s golf team has been ranked No. 3 in the nation by Golf World magazine in the publication’s preseason poll. The preseason ranking is the highest ever in the history of the Jaguar men’s golf program.

The defending national champion Jaguars, who return all five starters from their victory at the NCAA Championships at The Honors Course in June, received the second-most first place votes (seven) behind only Oklahoma State. (More)
 

Jaguars Bow Out Of U.S. Am
Patrick Reed, Carter Newman eliminated in Round of 32
Web Posted 8/26/10
 

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash.-- Augusta State’s Carter Newman and Patrick Reed were each ousted from the 112th U.S. Amateur Thursday in the Round of 32 of match play at Chambers Bay.

The duo was knocked out of America’s oldest amateur championship in very different ways.

Illinois’ Scott Langley, the medalist at June’s NCAA Championships and the low amateur in the U.S. Open, outlasted ASU junior Patrick Reed in what Golfweek magazine described an epic match that went 19 holes. (More)