Rhodes women's golf finished
T2nd out of 12 teams at the
Chick-fil-A Invitational, hosted by Berry College at
Stonebridge Golf Club in Rome, Georgia, Nov. 1–2. The Lynx finished at
+56, posting rounds of
+25 and +31.
Lauren Schwing led Rhodes individually, finishing
4th overall at +6, while three Lynx golfers finished inside the tournament's top 14.
Round 1
Rhodes opened the Chick-fil-A Invitational with a strong
+25 team score, putting the Lynx in
second place after the opening round.
Lauren Schwing led Rhodes with a
75 (+2), placing her near the top of the individual leaderboard.
Maddie Rudolph followed with a 79 (+6), while
Alana Sims carded an 80 (+7).
Baylee Huffrounded out the team scoring with an 83 (+10).
Avery Lent also competed for Rhodes, shooting an 87 (+14).
Round 2
The Lynx closed the tournament with a
+31 team score, finishing at
+56 overall and securing a
T2nd-place finish. Schwing again led the way, shooting
77 (+4) to finish the tournament at +6. Rudolph matched Schwing's 77, finishing at +10 overall, while Sims shot 82 (+9) to finish at +16. Huff posted an 87 (+14), and Lent finished with an 89 (+16).
Schwing Leads Rhodes
Lauren Schwing turned in the best individual performance for Rhodes, finishing
4th overall at +6 after rounds of
75-77. Her performance placed her among the tournament's top four players and helped anchor the Lynx's runner-up team finish.
Maddie Rudolph also delivered a strong tournament, finishing
8th overall at +10 after rounds of 79-77.
Alana Sims placed
T14th at +16, giving Rhodes three players inside the tournament's top 14.
Baylee Huff finished T31 at +24, while
Avery Lent finished T47 at +30.
Rhodes Among the Field Leaders
Several Rhodes golfers ranked highly against the
entire tournament field:
Tournament Summary
Rhodes finished
T2nd out of 12 teams at +56, recording rounds of
+25 and +31. The Lynx were led by Schwing's
4th-place finish at +6, followed by Rudolph in
8th at +10 and Sims
T14th at +16. Huff finished
T31st at +24, while Lent placed
T47th at +30.
The runner-up finish was highlighted by Rhodes' consistency across the field, with Schwing leading the entire tournament in pars and ranking inside the top five in both par-4 and par-5 scoring.