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A few days ago, before the start of the spring season, Director of Men’s Golf Walter Chun said he believed that his team was good enough to go undefeated in the spring, despite winning only one tournament in the fall. And this Tuesday, the team got one step closer to
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After closing out an up-and-down fall season with a win, the Cal men’s golf team is looking to come back swinging Monday and Tuesday at its first tournament of 2019: the Farms Collegiate Invitational, hosted by the University of San Diego.
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This is the first time in his career that Crampton received this honor, and the Ka’anapali Classic was the first time he was an outright winner at an invitational.
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As of Nov. 11, four high school seniors have signed national letters of intent to join the Cal men’s golf team starting August 2019. A particular focus for the team was recruiting golfers who excelled in their schoolwork as well as in their golf.
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The Ka’anapali Classic was the turning point of the fall season. For the first time, the Bears had a complete lineup with freshman James Song, redshirt junior Jamie Cheatham, redshirt senior K.K. Limbhasut, Crampton and Morikawa.
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A strong finish by all five Cal golfers, including Song who had the top finish of his career at 18th and Limbhasut who finished 11th, secured Cal the much-anticipated victory to close out the fall campaign.
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With all of the members of last year’s team returning, in addition to some new talent, Cal is looking to contend for a title at the Ka’anapali Classic in Maui this weekend.
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Cal began the tournament ranked No. 26 by Golfstat, behind seven of its opponents at the Tavistock Invitational, a tournament known for its competitive field. Still, the Bears managed to pull out some strong rounds and challenge their higher-ranked competitors, especially early in the tournament.
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In last year’s event, the Bears came back on the final day of the tournament to gain 10 strokes on their opponents, propelling them to a one-stroke victory over Florida and Illinois. Both teams are back to the tournament to exact their revenge, but Cal is prepared to take them on.
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“It was an eye-opening round in terms of what we’re capable of doing,” head coach Walter Chun said. “Coaches always believe that they can perform at a high level, and having players execute what you hope and believe they can do — it’s what coaches dream of.”
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