College golf: Trick shots and togetherness, even when players are apart

Trick-shot, club-bounce and Zoom team meeting montages posted to Twitter on Thursday proved that college golf teams are still communicating.

College golf has shut down for the rest of the 2020 season and many players have packed up to return home. Still, this should be about the time of year players are ramping up for conference championships, not winding down into uncertainty.

It’s tough to take the “golf” out of a college golfer, though, no matter how far he or she may be separated from the rest of the team. A series of trick-shot, club-bounce and Zoom team meeting montages posted to Twitter on Thursday proved that.

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PGA Tour players aren’t the only ones who can play the trick-shot game. Take a look at some of our favorites (and tag us at @collegegolf if your team has been inspired), led by Wake Forest’s women, who ended the season ranked No. 3 in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings after a 26-shot win at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.

Wake Forest women

Arkansas women

Oklahoma State women

Ball State women

Stanford men

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