Women's golf prepares for St. John's Invitational
By Staff Writer | Oct. 1, 2014Seton Hall will play three rounds starting next Monday at Saint Andrew’s Golf Club in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.
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Men’s golf places fourth at Patriot Intercollegiate
By Staff Writer | Oct. 1, 2014The Pirates’ men’s golf wrapped up play in Lorton, Va., this weekend at the Patriot Intercollegiate. The blue and white were held to fourth place behind James Madison, Marshall, and Missouri University.
Women’s golf delivers fourth place finish at Yale Intercollegiate
By Staff Writer | Sep. 30, 2014The Seton Hall women’s golf team registered a fourth place finish at the Yale Women’s Intercollegiate in New Haven, Conn.
Women’s golf looks to continue early season success at Yale Intercollegiate
By Sean Saint Jacques | Sep. 24, 2014@SHU_WGolf
Men’s golf finishes fifth at the Hartford Hawks Invitational
By Staff Writer | Sep. 24, 2014Seton Hall Men’s golf team finished fifth at the Hartford Hawks Invitational. The Pirates were led by junior Ryan Snouffer, who finished second overall with a 4-under-par, 69-72-71-212. Snouffer started strong in the tournament with a 69 in the first round. In the second round, he shot a 72, but bounced back to finish with a 71 in the third round. He finished two strokes behind the individual title winner, Hartford’s Evan Russell, who shot 6-under-par.
Men’s Golf looks to avoid hangover as they prepare for Harford Hawks Invitational
By Sean Saint Jacques | Sep. 17, 2014@SHU_MGOLF
Women’s golf shoots record-low en route to winning the Bucknell Invitational
By Staff Writer | Sep. 8, 2014@SHU_WGolf
Seton Hall Men’s Golf to Play in Six Tournaments This Fall
By John Fanta | July 7, 2014Led by rising sophomore LJ Go, a more experienced Seton Hall men’s golf team looks to take the next step as a program with a familiar seasoned schedule.
Berth to the NCAA East Regionals gives Women's Golf "the cherry on top"
By John Fanta | May 7, 2014Sara Doell sat in the Seton Hall athletic department just four years ago seeking a job. She didn't know who was going to be a part of her program, but just hoped to get it off the ground. The Pirates had cut track and field, putting them down to 13 athletic programs, leaving a slot open for women's golf to emerge onto the scene.
