Pepperdine Women's Golf Ties for Fifth at Haskins
The Waves earned a top-five finish at the Country Club of Columbus with Eunseo Choi placing second individually.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Golf
Pepperdine University women's golf finished in a tie for fifth place at the Haskins Women's Intercollegiate. Eunseo Choi led the team with a second-place individual result.
Why it matters
This strong showing among 13 competing programs highlights the team's current competitive standing in the early college golf season. The result sets a performance baseline for the roster as they prepare for upcoming high-level tournaments.
Pepperdine recorded a team total of 872 at eight over par, while Eunseo Choi finished eight under par with individual rounds of 68, 70, and 70. Her performance brings her career total to 12 top-10 finishes.
The players
Pepperdine University
This private research university located in Malibu, California, maintains a competitive NCAA Division I women's golf program.
Eunseo Choi
A golfer for Pepperdine, she is building a collegiate resume that now includes 12 career top-10 finishes.
Auburn University
This public research university in Alabama fields a prominent women's golf team that secured the team title at the event.
Anna Davis
She is an accomplished competitive golfer who secured the individual title at the Haskins Women's Intercollegiate.
The details
The tournament consisted of three rounds at the Country Club of Columbus, where Anna Davis claimed the individual title with a 13-under-par total. Among other Pepperdine participants, Kaya Daluwatte and Kylee Choi tied for 22nd, and Grace Anderson finished in 27th place.
Timeline
The Haskins Women's Intercollegiate took place from October 12-13, 2026.
The team is next scheduled to play at the Stanford Intercollegiate from October 16-18, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This top-five finish positions Pepperdine favorably as they navigate the early-season schedule and build toward the spring championship season. The performance allows the team to gauge their current competitiveness against other top-tier programs nationwide.
Eunseo Choi's second-place finish and consistent 68-70-70 scoring rhythm mark her as a key player to track for future tournament leaderboards. Pepperdine's cumulative 872 score indicates a stable team foundation as they transition into the Stanford Intercollegiate.
The takeaway
Consistent scoring across three rounds is essential for collegiate teams to remain competitive in early-season tournaments. Athletes often use these early events to refine their performance before moving into the more intense schedule of the spring semester.
What happens next
The Pepperdine women's golf team will continue its schedule at the Stanford Intercollegiate, taking place from October 16-18, 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Pepperdine Graphic.
