Author Archives: Seth Fast Glass

The 2002-2003 season for the UCLA men’s golf team has been one of the most successful in the history of the university. The squad’s resume includes seven tournament wins, three individual tournament winners, the title of Pac-10 Champions and the school’s first ever first-place finish at the NCAA West Regional on Saturday. Neither rain nor […]

If you’ve ever played hide-and-seek at a friends’ house, you know that your friend has the distinct advantage of knowing the nuances of every secret hiding place. Strangely enough, the No. 11 UCLA men’s golf team will share a similar home-course advantage when the squad travels to Washington to participate in the NCAA West Regional, […]

After a disappointing first round that left the UCLA women’s golf team dangerously close to the cutline for advancing to the NCAA Championship, the team needed to respond with better play for the remainder of the NCAA West Regional at Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Ariz. to secure its spot in Indiana. UCLA answered the […]

During the course of any golf tournament lasting at least three rounds, collegiate teams can expect to hit a lull. The UCLA women’s golf team is hoping it got its bad round out of the way Thursday and is looking forward to bluer skies and greener pastures for the remainder of the NCAA West Regional […]

To be the best, you have to beat the best. The No. 13 UCLA women’s golf team kicks off play today at the NCAA West Regional in Tempe, Arizona at Karsten Golf Course. The 21-team field is the strongest the Bruins have seen this year. Including UCLA, 15 of the 21 teams are ranked in […]

GLENDALE “”mdash; UCLA junior John Merrick stood on the 18th green at Oakmont Country Club overlooking a treacherous 12-foot downhill putt for a closing eagle.  The Bruins had already won the tournament, Merrick was eight shots clear of his closest challenger, and the engraver had already etched the second “r” of his last name into […]

GLENDALE “”mdash; Entering the final day of the Men’s Golf Pac-10 Championship at Oakmont Country Club, the question being asked around the golf course was not who was going to win, but rather, how large the margin of victory would be for UCLA. The answer? UCLA finished a ridiculous 27 shots ahead of second-place Arizona […]