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Cal men’s golf dominates Alister MacKenzie Invitational despite injuries

2013 Alister MacKenzie Invitational Champions (from left to right: Associate head coach Walter Chun, Michael Weaver, Brandon Hagy, Pace Johnson, Brandon Hagy, Keelan Kilpatrick, Joël Stalter, head coach Steve Desimone).
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2013 Alister MacKenzie Invitational Champions (from left to right: Associate head coach Walter Chun, Michael Weaver, Brandon Hagy, Pace Johnson, Brandon Hagy, Keelan Kilpatrick, Joël Stalter, head coach Steve Desimone).

For most teams, winning a golf tournament without a top player is inconceivable. For the Cal men’s golf team, the top player happens to be the 2012-13 National Player of the Year, Michael Kim. But the Cal men’s golf team is no ordinary team. The Bears came into the Alister Read More…

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Power Rankings: No. 1 men’s golf

In any other year, Cal rugby would have taken the spot as the best Cal sport. It’s hard to argue with a track record that includes 26 championships since 1980. But not this year. The Cal men’s golf team had one of the greatest seasons of all time. In any Read More…

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Cal men’s golf sends three players to U.S. Open

The Cal men’s golf team will send an unprecedented three players to the U.S. Open this weekend. Michael Kim, Max Homa and Michael Weaver will represent the Bears in the prestigious tournament at the Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania, where they will play alongside the best golfers in the world. Read More…

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Cal men’s golf inching near 117-year old record

As the Cal men’s golf team heads to the three-day Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational this weekend, the No. 1 team in the nation is favored to win another tournament. With their impressive record of eight out of nine tournament wins this season, the Bears are only two wins short of Read More…

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No dream finish for Cal’s Weaver

Michael Weaver redshirted his junior year of golf to focus on getting into Cal’s Haas School of Business. If current events are any indication, they’ll be better off with him back. The junior reached the final of the U.S. Amateur Open but fell in the final Sunday, losing to Steven Read More…