UA has won the event five straight years. Play starts Monday at the Tucson Country Club.
Ryan Wohl Special for the Arizona Daily Star The Arizona men’s golf team knows there is no better place to get its first team win of the season then in Tucson at the event it has dominated the past five years.
“I think we learned a lot, we got to play two freshmen in every tournament and those guys are going to be key parts of our future and I think we are in a good spot to start the spring,” UA coach Jim Anderson said. People are also reading… “I’m really excited and I’m confident about this team going for a six-peat and I’m really excited to get after it on Monday,” said senior Chase Sienkiewicz. “We couldn’t be more ready for this event.”
“He plays a big game and has a big personality, and he wants to be in the arena,” Anderson said. “He continues to impress me with his improvement.”
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