All in to May 24.
This had become the rallying cry for the Arizona State’s women’s golf team since the beginning of the 2016-17 season, the date serving as guiding light for what the most decorated program in women’s college golf history was striving to accomplish. Playing golf on May 24 meant the Sun Devils had advanced to the finals of the NCAA Women’s Championship.
But when the date arrived, and ASU was one of the last two teams competing at Rich Harvest Farms outside Chicago, second-year coach Missy Farr-Kaye realized she needed a new message if her team was to claim the school’s record eighth national title, and its first since 2009.