MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Tennessee women’s golf team is set to tee off the spring season Sunday at the Moon Golf Invitational, hosted by Louisville.
The Lady Vols will make their way to the Suntree Country Club in Melbourne, Florida. This private club is entirely member-owned and features 36 holes of championship-level courses.
The tournament is set to tee off with 18 holes on Sunday, followed by 18 holes apieve on Monday and Tuesday.
The event will be played on the Challenge Course — one of Suntree’s two historic courses and designed by the world-renowned golf pioneer Arnold Palmer.
The tournament consists of 17 teams total. Tennessee is anticipated to face a number of seven SEC opponents, as well as non-conference opponents alike.
The Lady Vols wrapped up the fall slate in a tournament of their own hosting — the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship. Tennessee tied for second as a team, including a final-round score of 1-under.
As a team, Tennessee concluded the fall with three top-five team finishes as Bailey Davis put up three top-10 individual finishes.
THE LADY VOLS’ LINEUP
Bailey Davis
Davis opened her senior campaign on a high note, registering three top-10 finishes and a team-leading 71.41 season stroke average.
Manassanan Chotikabhukkana
Chotikabhukkana closed the fall slate with a trio of top-15 showings, including a top-10 finish at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship. The junior enters the spring with a 72.50 average.
Kyra Van Kan
The freshman closed the fall with three consecutive top-20 finishes and a 72.41 scoring average.
Martina Lopez-Lanchares
Lopez-Lanchares tallied her first career top-10 finish at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship.
Isabella Johnson
Johnson joined the Lady Vols in January as a spring enrollee after a decorated amateur career. The Volunteer State native took home the 2024 TSSAA Class Division II Class A individual title and won the inaugural Granny Jr. Invitational while also being exposed to some of golf’s biggest tournaments, participating in the 2024 Girls Junior PGA Championship, 2023 U.S. Women’s Amateur and 2023 U.S. Girls Junior Amateur.
The Lady Vols will make their way to the Suntree Country Club in Melbourne, Florida. This private club is entirely member-owned and features 36 holes of championship-level courses.
The tournament is set to tee off with 18 holes on Sunday, followed by 18 holes apieve on Monday and Tuesday.
The event will be played on the Challenge Course — one of Suntree’s two historic courses and designed by the world-renowned golf pioneer Arnold Palmer.
The tournament consists of 17 teams total. Tennessee is anticipated to face a number of seven SEC opponents, as well as non-conference opponents alike.
The Lady Vols wrapped up the fall slate in a tournament of their own hosting — the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship. Tennessee tied for second as a team, including a final-round score of 1-under.
As a team, Tennessee concluded the fall with three top-five team finishes as Bailey Davis put up three top-10 individual finishes.
THE LADY VOLS’ LINEUP
Bailey Davis
Davis opened her senior campaign on a high note, registering three top-10 finishes and a team-leading 71.41 season stroke average.
Manassanan Chotikabhukkana
Chotikabhukkana closed the fall slate with a trio of top-15 showings, including a top-10 finish at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship. The junior enters the spring with a 72.50 average.
Kyra Van Kan
The freshman closed the fall with three consecutive top-20 finishes and a 72.41 scoring average.
Martina Lopez-Lanchares
Lopez-Lanchares tallied her first career top-10 finish at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship.
Isabella Johnson
Johnson joined the Lady Vols in January as a spring enrollee after a decorated amateur career. The Volunteer State native took home the 2024 TSSAA Class Division II Class A individual title and won the inaugural Granny Jr. Invitational while also being exposed to some of golf’s biggest tournaments, participating in the 2024 Girls Junior PGA Championship, 2023 U.S. Women’s Amateur and 2023 U.S. Girls Junior Amateur.
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