Addi Duflo helps Bath capture Division 4 state golf title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 18, 2026, 12:13 AM
Last updated Oct 18, 2026

Addi Duflo secured the individual medalist title and led the Bath girls golf team to victory at the MHSAA Division 4 state finals held at Grand Valley's The Meadows on October 17. Bath recorded a team score of 739, finishing 14 strokes ahead of Kalamazoo Christian, which was the runner-up. Duflo's two-day total of 152 marked her as the top golfer, while teammate Hattie Lalonde also contributed, tying for 10th with a score of 183. In Division 1, Okemos finished fourth with a score of 672, led by Saisha Patil who took second individually. The competition unfolded over two days, showcasing various standout performances across divisions.
- •Bath shot a total of 739 to win the Division 4 title.
- •Duflo finished 14 strokes ahead as the individual medalist.
- •Okemos placed fourth in Division 1 with a score of 672.
- •Saisha Patil was the Division 1 runner-up with a score of 148.
- •Ionia's Lila Redder finished as the Division 3 runner-up with a score of 162.
- 12:13 AMYahoo Sports — MHSAA girls golf finals: Addi Duflo leads Bath to Division 4 state title
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