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| System ID: | jl-b2849065d4f30983159ae1e5ef41dac5 |
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| Title: | How Stanford has taken over the Augusta National Women's Amateur |
| Link: | Original article on nytimes.com |
| Region: | ES |
| Topics: | players; augusta; player; womens; golf; team; women; amateur; stanford; örtengren; taken; revuelta; national; Stanford University; Golf; Augusta National Golf Club; Meja Örtengren; Megha Ganne; Augusta National Women's Amateur; Sophomore; Secondary school; St. Louis Cardinals; Great Depression; Spring break; Freshman; Relief pitcher; Economics |
| Datetime: | 4/1/2026, 9:30:35 AM |
| Summary: | AdvertisementThe two sophomores are days away from their spring break, but the time off will look different for them and for the majority of the rest of Stanford women’s golf. It is the crown jewel of women’s amateur golf, and one of the biggest events of the year on the women’s golf calendar. “Being on Stanford women’s golf is adding another gear to it.”Anne Walker has been at the helm of this dynasty since 2012. Martín Sampedro became the first player since 2006 to win both the Women’s Amateur Championship and the European Ladies Amateur Championship in the same season. The end result is a cohesive but constantly driven group of golfers, unsurprisingly taking over the women’s amateur game.... |
