Long Beach State University Women’s Golf will take part in the Mason Rudolph Championship hosted by Vanderbilt University from September 18 to 20, 2026, at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Tennessee. The team arrives after competing at the Leadership & Golf Invitational in Washington, where senior Erin Lee recorded her second straight Top 20 finish to lead the squad.
The Mason Rudolph Championship features 15 collegiate teams including Arizona State, Clemson, Florida, North Carolina, and Vanderbilt. Long Beach State is the westernmost school participating in the event.
Long Beach State uses the same lineup as at the recent invitational: senior Erin Lee leads the team, junior Kylie Phi posted the low round with a three-under 69, and seniors Alyson Sor and Emma Kang hold the third and fourth positions. Sophomore Chloe Park will compete in her second tournament of the season, rounding out the team.
The team will compete over three rounds from Friday through Sunday, seeking to build on the consistent early-season performances displayed by their senior leaders and emerging players.
CSB Take
Long Beach State University Women’s Golf’s back-to-back tournament appearances demonstrate the team’s commitment to gaining valuable competitive experience early in the season. Senior Erin Lee’s consecutive Top 20 finishes signal strong leadership and steady performance under pressure. The Mason Rudolph Championship offers a challenging environment against reputable programs, providing a critical test that can help the team grow cohesively and prepare for the rigors of conference and postseason play.
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