The Augusta University Jaguars came in third place at the More Than Golf Invitational March 3, 2026. Photo courtesy Augusta University Athletics
The Augusta University Jaguars came in third place at the More Than Golf Invitational March 3, 2026. Photo courtesy Augusta University Athletics

Augusta University women’s golf takes third at More Than Golf Invitational

AIKEN – For the third tournament in a row, the Augusta women’s golf team posted a top five finish. This time, the Jaguars came in third place at the More Than Golf Invitational at Old Barnwell on March 3.

AU finished three shots behind Tulsa with Columbia winning the tournament. As a team, the Jags were 2-under-par on the day, the second best only to Columbia.

Three AU golfers posted scores of under par. Puntita Pawichai was the low Jaguar in sixth place and Sara Adams had another good tournament with a seventh place finish, according to a news release from Augusta University Athletics.

Pawichai was 3-under-par for the round and jumped up 13 spots on the leaderboard. She had six total birdies in her final round. Adams was 1-under-par on Tuesday and finished in seventh place. She had four birdies and three bogeys on the day.

Marine Legentil also was 1-under-par in her final round. The highlight for her was an eagle to go along with two other birdies and three bogeys, the release said.

The final counting score was turned in by Sofia Valera who shot 76, despite making four birdies. Augusta’s noncounting score was by Danielle Higbee who fired a 77 in the final round.

The “More Than Golf” Invitational presented by Bank of America is an all-new women’s college golf tournament for Mid-Major programs founded by the ANNIKA Foundation and co-hosted by Augusta University and Columbia University, according to the More Than Golf website.

The individual medalist receives up to three complimentary starts on the ANNIKA Women’s All Pro Tour throughout the summer, the website said.

The Jaguars will next be in action Monday, March 9 at the Shootout at Wachesaw, a one day event at Murrell’s Inlet, South Carolina.

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