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On April 14, Wittenberg’s newest varsity sport, women’s golf, hosted its inaugural invitational tournament at Windy Knoll Golf Course in Springfield.

Eight teams joined Wittenberg, including Wilmington College, Capital University, Otterbein College, the University of Findlay, Ohio Northern University, Ohio Dominican University, Ursuline College and Miami University’s Club Team.

Wittenberg had two teams for a total of 10 players participating in the event.“This was very exciting for our program,” said Head Coach Pat Clouse, tournament director.

“We had a strong field of teams involved, and we enjoyed the opportunity to measure ourselves against some of the finest competition in our region.”

Windy Knoll, formerly a world-renowned horse farm now co-owned by Dan d’Arrigo ’78, is a links-style course that opened in 2002. The par-71, 18-hole course plays 6,800 yards from the professional tees.

For the Wittenberg Invitational, the teams played from the white tees for a yardage of 5,822.