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WGolf ACC Championship History: Two Championships, Boutier Wins Individually
4/19/2020 6:02:00 AM | Women's Golf
DURHAM, N.C.— The Duke women's golf program has won 21 ACC Championships in program history. Head coach Dan Brooks has guided the Blue Devils to 20 of the 21 titles. From April 14 through April 23, Duke will look back at each championship.
Apr. 19, 2014
For the third straight year and the 19th time in school history, the Duke women's golf program took home the ACC Championship as the Blue Devils battled through unseasonably cool temperatures and intermittent rain showers at the 6,107-yard, par 71 Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Sophomore Celine Boutier claimed the ACC Individual title with a three-day ledger of 210, which marked her third straight individual title of the spring. Â
Duke carded rounds of 291, 285 and 286 for a 54-hole total of 862, which was 10-over-par batting tough conditions. Â
"I am very pleased with the way we played today," said Brooks. "This is a tough course made tougher by the weather conditions. I'm happy with where this team is now. This is a great place to host an ACC Championship. You can't run a tournament better than they do here. The excitement and support that we receive means a lot to the players."
Duke featured four out of the top five golfers on the final individual leaderboard – Boutier (1), Laetitia Beck (2), Sandy Choi (4) and Yu Liu (T5). Â
Entering the ACC Championship as the hottest golfer in the nation, Boutier didn't disappoint firing rounds of 71, 69 and 70 for a 54-hole total of 210. A product of Montrouge, France, Boutier became the first Duke golfer since Amanda Blumenherst (2006-07) to win three straight individual titles. Â
"I thought the course played long today with the conditions being both windy and wet," said Boutier. "My ball striking and wedges were very good. It was very helpful on the par fives and fours, as I was able to save a lot of pars. I'm very pleased with the way I played."
Apr. 19, 1998
The Blue Devils claimed the ACC Championship with rounds of 305, 301 and 297 for a three-day ledger of 903 at the Grandover East Golf Club in Greensboro, N.C.
After shooting a 305 in round one, the Blue Devils found themselves down by five strokes to Wake Forest. Duke improved its score by four strokes on the second day of action, while other teams struggled. The Blue Devils held a seven stroke lead heading into the final round of action and closed with a 297 to win the championship by 14 strokes.
Duke featured four golfers in the top six of the leaderboard led by Jenny Chuasiriporn (2nd). Alicia Allison (3rd), Kalen Anderson (3rd) and Filippa Hansson (T6th) were in the top six. Â
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Apr. 19, 2014
For the third straight year and the 19th time in school history, the Duke women's golf program took home the ACC Championship as the Blue Devils battled through unseasonably cool temperatures and intermittent rain showers at the 6,107-yard, par 71 Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Sophomore Celine Boutier claimed the ACC Individual title with a three-day ledger of 210, which marked her third straight individual title of the spring. Â
Duke carded rounds of 291, 285 and 286 for a 54-hole total of 862, which was 10-over-par batting tough conditions. Â
"I am very pleased with the way we played today," said Brooks. "This is a tough course made tougher by the weather conditions. I'm happy with where this team is now. This is a great place to host an ACC Championship. You can't run a tournament better than they do here. The excitement and support that we receive means a lot to the players."
Duke featured four out of the top five golfers on the final individual leaderboard – Boutier (1), Laetitia Beck (2), Sandy Choi (4) and Yu Liu (T5). Â
Entering the ACC Championship as the hottest golfer in the nation, Boutier didn't disappoint firing rounds of 71, 69 and 70 for a 54-hole total of 210. A product of Montrouge, France, Boutier became the first Duke golfer since Amanda Blumenherst (2006-07) to win three straight individual titles. Â
"I thought the course played long today with the conditions being both windy and wet," said Boutier. "My ball striking and wedges were very good. It was very helpful on the par fives and fours, as I was able to save a lot of pars. I'm very pleased with the way I played."
Apr. 19, 1998
The Blue Devils claimed the ACC Championship with rounds of 305, 301 and 297 for a three-day ledger of 903 at the Grandover East Golf Club in Greensboro, N.C.
After shooting a 305 in round one, the Blue Devils found themselves down by five strokes to Wake Forest. Duke improved its score by four strokes on the second day of action, while other teams struggled. The Blue Devils held a seven stroke lead heading into the final round of action and closed with a 297 to win the championship by 14 strokes.
Duke featured four golfers in the top six of the leaderboard led by Jenny Chuasiriporn (2nd). Alicia Allison (3rd), Kalen Anderson (3rd) and Filippa Hansson (T6th) were in the top six. Â
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