Golf

Coach Borst expressed her satisfaction with the incoming class, stating, “We have a really strong class coming in next fall, and it’s a group that we are very proud of. It’s a diverse group of players from near and far, who all bring something different to our team. I think Big Blue Nation will love what they all bring to the table. We have big shoes to fill within the Kentucky women’s golf program in the years to come, and I know that these players, along with our returners next season, are ready for that task and more!”

Coach Borst expressed her delight with the new class, stating, “We have a really strong class coming in next fall, and it’s a group that we are very proud of. It’s a diverse group of players from near and far, who all bring something different to our team. I think Big Blue Nation will love what they all bring to the table. We have big shoes to fill within the Kentucky women’s golf program in the years to come, and I know that these players, along with our returners next season, are ready for that task and more!”

Coach Borst expressed her excitement about the incoming class, stating, “We have a really strong class coming in next fall, and it’s a group that we are very proud of. It’s a diverse group of players from near and far, who all bring something different to our team. I think Big Blue Nation will love what they all bring to the table. We have big shoes to fill within the Kentucky women’s golf program in the years to come, and I know that these players, along with our returners next season, are ready for that task and more!”

During the fall season, Moss showcased his talent by delivering outstanding performances. He finished with four top-10 finishes, a remarkable feat. Moss became the first player in school history to win back-to-back tournaments, securing victories at the Bearcat Invitational and the Rod Myers Invitational. He displayed impressive skill and determination, posting scores of -12-under-par and 11-under-par, respectively.

“I couldn’t be more excited for this year’s signing class,” Blagg said. “Brady and Warren have dominated junior and high school golf in Kentucky and continue to show why they are ranked so highly in the state and national rankings. Both of these guys have serious grit and know how to win. Today is a big day for our program.”