DURHAM — With the year of 2024 approaching, let’s look back at a very successful 2023 with the Duke women’s golf program, which included its alumnae won over $5 million on the LPGA and won six events on the LPGA and Epson Tour. Below are the top moments from 2023.
Hall of Fame Inductions – Liz Janangelo, Leigh Anne Hardin, Anna Grzebien
After an impressive amateur and professional golf career, 2006 graduate Liz (Janangelo) Caron was rewarded on Dec. 7 as she was inducted into the Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame during a ceremony at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn.
Liz Janangelo ?? Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame
Congratulations to DWG 2006 grad, Liz Janangelo, on being inducted into the Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame! We are so proud of you!
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— Duke Women’s Golf (@DukeWGOLF) December 11, 2023
On Dec. 5 in Las Vegas, former Duke National Champion, Anna Grzebien, was inducted into the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) Players Hall of Fame at Planet Hollywood Resort.
Congratulations to former Duke Women’s Golf National Champion, @AnnaGrzebien, on being inducted into the WGCA Players Hall of Fame??
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— Duke Women’s Golf (@DukeWGOLF) December 5, 2023
Former Duke standout Leigh Anne (Hardin) Creavy was inducted into the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame in November, which took place at the Bridgewater Golf Club in Auburn, Ind.
Congratulations to former Duke standout Leigh Anne (Hardin) Creavy on being inducted into the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame ??
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— Duke Women’s Golf (@DukeWGOLF) November 20, 2023
Katie Li – Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA) Women’s Player of the Year
Duke rookie Katie Li was selected the Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA) inaugural Women’s Player of the Year as announced by the association on Nov. 13.
Li’s performances on the national stage earned her 1,135 points, a convincing 510 points ahead of Catherine McEvoy of Innis Arden, who advanced to the Round of 16 in the U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship and finished second and as low amateur at the Women’s Met Open Championship. Aliea Clark of Five Iron Golf (450), Megha Ganne of Liberty National (395), and Ina Kim-Schaad…
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