USC women's golf sets single-round record at Golfweek Red Sky Classic
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 10:07 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

The USC women's golf team set a new single-round scoring record of 22-under 266 at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic in Wolcott, Colorado, on September 21, 2026. This performance surpassed their own record of 21-under set in the final round of the previous year’s tournament. USC holds an 11-shot lead over Miami entering the second round. Junior Jasmine Koo and freshman Kaili Xiao both carded 7-under 65s, with Xiao recording the best debut round for a USC freshman. Sophomore Sarah Hammett added a bogey-free 70 to secure the team’s record score.
- •USC women's golf shot 22-under 266 at Golfweek Red Sky Classic.
- •Team leads Miami by 11 shots heading to second round.
- •Jasmine Koo and Kaili Xiao each scored 7-under 65.
- •Kaili Xiao's performance is believed to be the best debut round for a freshman.
- •Sarah Hammett contributed a bogey-free 70 for the team total.
- 10:07 AMYahoo Sports — USC women's golf sets single-round scoring record at Golfweek Red Sky Classic
"The USC women's golf team set a new single-round scoring record Monday at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic in Colorado.
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