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Tiger Woods was once the most dominant golfer in the world, but his recent struggles have him searching for momentum, skill and a killer instinct.
Maybe Woods should expand his search to Westwood, because the UCLA men’s golf team has all three.
The Bruins have finished third or better in each of their four tournaments this year.
With the tournament all but over and the UCLA men’s golf team having solidified a third-place finish, Patrick Cantlay was still on Waikoloa King’s Golf Course participating in a seven-hole playoff to decide the individual tournament champion.
Pontus Widegren didn’t golf once over winter break.
Snow-covered fairways and frozen greens in the UCLA sophomore’s home country of Sweden prevented him from hitting the links.
The UCLA men’s golf team stepped onto the tee box Wednesday morning 11 strokes behind first-place Stanford.
With two tournaments and two second-place finishes in the books, the UCLA men’s golf team has gotten off to a consistent start this season.
After starting the season with an impressive second-place finish at the NCAA Fall Preview to open the year, the UCLA men’s golf team took another second-place finish at the U.S.
Come Sunday, the UCLA men’s golf team will have had nearly a month of practice to improve from its last tournament.
