Katherine Zhu

Cal women’s golf has no choice but to bid farewell to its goal: the NCAA championships.

While San Jose State ultimately took the win in Napa, the blue and gold faithful saw mental pivots, resilience and some noteworthy golf by the Bears.

Eighth place out of 11 at five-over par is not medalworthy as seen by the results of this invitational.

Cal women’s golfers, such as Katherine Zhu and Jasmine Lew, have a history of showing out guns blazing in the Bears’ upcoming Gunrock Invitational.

The invitational began Feb. 14, and while the day might represent love, there was little to be delighted about as the Bears began play.

With ample time to rest and recuperate over a couple of winter months, all eyes are on the Bears as they begin the spring stretch of their sport.

Cal women’s golf struggles to find its shot at its final tournament of the season.

The Cal women's golf team is hoping for clear skies in Hawaii when it comes to the conditions — and its play.

Cal Women’s Golf looks to take home a team title this weekend at the Stanford Intercollegiate Invitational with their rivals as one of the teams in the field standing in their way.

After a disappointing end to last year, the Bears look to start their 2021-22 season off on the right foot with a win at the Dick McGuire Invitational.