Wake Forest Ends Fall Season at Landfall Tradition

WILMINGTON, N.C. – The Wake Forest women’s golf team concluded the fall season in second place at the Landfall Tradition, hosted by UNC Wilmington.
 
Wake Forest was second in scoring on par-three and par-five holes, while leading the field with 191 pars. They were third in scoring on par-four holes and fourth in the field with 47 birdies.
 
Graduate Emilia Migliaccio led the team on the final day of competition, finishing with a bogey-free scorecard and four birdies to turn in a final-round 68. Senior Rachel Kuehn and sophomore Carolina Chacarra each turned in a final-round score of 71. Kuehn started her day with a birdie on the first hole and was able to stay under par with a second birdie on the 12th.
 
Chacarra went into the turn of the final round at even par and birdied the 10th and 18th holes to stay one under for the day. Both Kuehn and Chacarra finished inside the top 15 =, at T6 and T13 respectively.
 
Senior Lauren Walsh and freshman Anne-Sterre den Dunnen, playing as an individual, rounded out the Deacs inside the top25. Walsh remained even par for the event with an even 72 in her final round. Den Dunnen started slow but recorded three birdies before the day was done to finish one over for the day and one under for the event.
 
Coach’s Comments
“We had a good fall season this year. We always use the fall as an opportunity to see what needs to be worked on for the Championship season in the spring. We love ending our fall season here at Landfall Country Club and UNC Wilmington always does a great job hosting such a fun event.
 
A big thank you goes out to all involved in putting this tournament together and all the fans that come out and support these young ladies. We had a tremendous turnout of Wake Forest fans this year and love our Wake Forest community. We have an extremely talented team and are looking forward to taking the next few months to train for what’s ahead.” – head coach Kim Lewellen
 
Next Up
Wake Forest will begin their championship spring season Feb. 5-7 at the UCF Challenge, played at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida. The Deacs won the event by 14 strokes in 2022 with the lowest 54-hole team score in program history. Carolina Chacarra took home her first collegiate title at the event last year as well, finishing with the lowest 54-hole individual score in program history.
 
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