In the last 20 years, MSU's women’s golf team has become a national powerhouse, in large part due to Head Coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll. In 27 years at MSU, she has led the program to 24 NCAA Regional appearances, 14 trips to the NCAA championships, 18 Big Ten titles and 44 tournament wins.
The fifth year senior carded a 9-over 81 in his first round at Augusta National.
James Piot settles in for the Masters Tournament.
With two top-three finishes and a loaded roster, The State News takes a look inside a program primed to do big things this season.
Troy Taylor II and Bradley Smithson tied for 10th overall to give the Spartans their second consecutive top three finish.
James Piot and Troy Taylor tied for first as the Spartans routed the field by 23 strokes.
After a record-setting season for MSU golf and a trip to the NCAA championships, senior golfer James Piot reflects on his iconic year and his intentions to return to the championship with his team next season.
The uncertainty and day-to-day changes from the COVID-19 pandemic have presented one of the most unique and challenging years for collegiate athletics but Michigan State continued its spring season for all varsity sports. Here is a look at how the Spartan teams have fared during May as they approach the finish line.
Since the inception of the MSU women’s golf program in 1973, at the helm has stood just two head coaches spanning over four decades. It’s a rare type of continuity — one now spearheaded by head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll.
MSU women's golf head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll has been selected to the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame. Slobodnik-Stoll was one of six golfers to receive the award.
Among the vast green landscape of Forest Akers West golf course, the head coach of the women’s golf team, Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll, can be seen strolling through in a golf cart checking up on her players.
You may not know the name Elizabeth Nagel, but you should.
The men’s golf team wrapped up a tough season by finishing 9th overall in the Big Ten Tournament this past weekend.
The MSU women's golf program is the poster child of consistency.
This weekend, Apr. 11th and Apr. 12th, the men's golf team will be in Columbus, Ohio for the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate. The event will last all day Saturday and Sunday and will be held at the OSU Scarlet Golf Club. They'll most likely be looking to improve from their most recent event, The Talis Park Challenge which was held in Naples, Fla.
MSU Men’s Golf will travel to Hammock Beach Resort in Palm Coast, Florida for their first match of 2015, the Big Ten Match Play Championship this weekend.
The No. 20 women's golf team went 3-0 this weekend, defeating Texas A&M, Georgetown and No.
The men’s golf team finished in 13t h place out of 15 teams at the Linger Longer Invitational this weekend in Greensboro, Ga.
The football team will take on Indiana in the annual Homecoming game, but multiple other teams are in action as well.