Upcoming Event: Women's Golf versus ANNIKA Intercollegiate on September 8, 2025
Women's Golf
vs ANNIKA Intercollegiate
1999-00 Women's Golf Roster
Bauer, Beth
Beth Bauer
- Position:
- Player
- Height:
- 5-8
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Cramerton, Nc
Bio
1999-2000: Named NGCA first-team All American, ACC Player of the Year, All-ACC, Golfweek/Sagarin All-District first-team, and second-team GTE Academic All-America...played in the East vs. West match at the NCAA Championships...selected to the U.S. Curtis Cup team...led Duke in stroke average (73.39), even or under par rounds (16), average strokes behind leader (1.58), and percentage of rounds counted (.931)...saw action in all 12 tournaments with two victories, nine top 10, and nine top 20 finishes...posted wins at the Arizona Invitational (211) and the Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic (213)...turned in a fourth place or higher finish in seven of her final eight tournaments...finished in the top five in nine of her 12 tournaments...currently ranks sixth of Duke’s career charts list with 19 top 10 finishes...her 73.39 stroke average is the third best for a Duke women’s golfer...recorded three rounds of 67 in three different tournaments, which is the third lowest score to be shot by a Blue Devil...finished as the top Duke individual in six tournaments...picked up medalist honors at the ACC Championships, after shooting a three-day total of 217 to finish tied for second...her best three-day tournament total of the season was 209 at the Golf World/Palmetto Dunes, which is also a Duke best...other top finishes include the Top Cup (T-2nd), Franklin Street Trust/Tar Heel Invitational (2nd), Golf World/Palmetto Dunes (2nd), Casa de Campo (2nd), Lady Gamecock Classic (4th), and the NCAA East Regional (4th)...finished the year ranked No. 2 in the nation (Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings)...participated in four tournaments as an amateur during her sophomore season and fared very well...she won the Harder Hall Invitational and the South Atlantic Amateur...Bauer also played in the LPGA State Farm and tied for 26th place (71-68-73=295, -4)...notched a 35th place finish at the Nabisco Championship (72-78-73-72=295).
1999 Summer Action: Played in the U.S. Open, North and South Amateur (1st), Southern Amateur (Lost in Semis), Eastern Amateur (2nd), Trans National Amateur (Lost in Semis), and U.S. Amateur (Lost in Second Round).
1998-99: Earned numerous honors as a freshman, including NGCA first-team All-America, ACC Co-Player of the Year, NGCA Freshman of the Year, ACC Rookie of the Year, All-ACC, and first-team All-District...held the No. 1 ranking at several points during the season...ranked first on the team in stroke average (73.2), first in even/under par rounds (12), first in average strokes behind the leader (1.93), and first in percentage of rounds counted (.983) after seeing action in each of the 11 tournaments...her stroke average was the lowest for a freshman and the second lowest overall during head coach Dan Brooks’ first 16 years...collected her lowest round of 66 in the third round of the Golf World/Palmetto Dunes, while she fired rounds in the 60s a total of four times...best three-day tournament total of 212 was earned at the Arizona Invitational...was a top five finisher in 10 tournaments...finished das the top Duke individual in seven tournaments...earned medalist honors at the ACC Championship and finished in a tie for first the NCAA East Regional...other top events include a second place finish at the Golf World/Palmetto Dunes and a tie for third in the Bama Fall Preview, the Arizona Invitational, and the Arizona State/Ping Invitational...earned a tie for 15th at the NCAA Championship...finished the year ranked No.3 (MasterCard Collegiate Rankings).
Prep: A three-year letterwinner in golf at Bloomingdale High School in Valrico, Florida...was the No. 1 ranked junior golfer by Golf Week and Golf Digest her entire senior year...a six-time AJGA All-America selection...1997 Rolex Player of the Year...three-time Florida state high school champion...inducted into Florida Sports Hall of Fame as Amateur Female Athlete of the Year in 1998...selected to the Curtis Cup team for 1998...participated in the 1998 U.S. Open...won 16 AJGA events and a total of 29 All-American tournaments...secured two consecutive Rolex Tournament of Champion titles, the only player to win the tournament in back-to-back years...won two Rolex Junior Classics...the USGA Girls Champion in 1997 with medalist record scores of 68-66=134...was the low amateur at the 1997 Nabisco Dinah Shore LPGA tournament, finishing 16th in the event...five-time East Cannon Cup participant...1997 Junior Ryder Cup participant in Spain against Europe...1998 Izzo Cup participant against Sweden...won the 1998 Southern Women’s Championships...secured the 1998 North/South Women’s Championship...three year all-conference, all-district, and all-state selection in high school...lowest round is a 64 during the high school conference tournament her junior year.
Personal: Born March 15, 1980...daughter of Christine Bauer...a member of the National Honor Society
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