They couldn’t complete the repeat.
After claiming the team title at last season’s Gifford Collegiate Championship, there was nothing this year for UCLA men’s golf, as it closed its fall season with a fourth-place finish.

The UCLA men’s golf team took a step back in its most recent fall competition.
After two consecutive third-place finishes in the first tournaments of the season, the Bruins fell to 14th place out of 17 teams in the U.S.

A slow start doomed UCLA men’s golf at this weekend’s U.S. Collegiate Championship.
The No. 22 Bruins placed 14th out of 17 teams at the invitational, a premier national tournament that included nine of the country’s top-10 teams.

Five Bruin golfers will play their third tournament of the season in Alpharetta, Ga. this weekend.
Seniors Jonathan Garrick and Jake Knapp, sophomore Brandon Mai and freshmen Patrick Murphy and Cole Madey will compete in the U.S.

Jonathan Garrick wants to be the best player in college golf.
After leading UCLA with an average score of 71.2 last season, Garrick is currently the No.

The UCLA men’s golf team is experimenting with younger players, trying to minimize rookie mistakes before the spring season, when all competitions lead up to the NCAA championships.

The top scorer for UCLA men’s golf this week was the winner of the team’s tournament, but the Bruins could not defend last season’s title.
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UCLA men’s golf has achieved consistent success in recent history, now looking to break into the top tier of collegiate competition.
The Bruins have been consistently ranked in the top10 since 2010.

The No. 5 UCLA women’s golf team recovered from an early second round deficit in the ANNIKA Intercollegiate tournament to place sixth overall in its season opener.

After falling all the way to 19th place in the second round of the NCAA championship, the UCLA men’s golf team fought back in the third round to claim one of eight slots in the match-play quarterfinals.