Red Raiders set to open season Tuesday at The Bruzzy

Texas Tech Women’s Golf Preview – Fall Tournament #1
Tournament: The Bruzzy presented by Ashley Herrera
Host: North Texas
Dates: Sept. 8-9 (Tue.-Wed.)
Format: Stroke play / 5-count-4 / 54 holes (36-Tue., 18-Wed.)
Golf Course: Trophy Club Country Club / Par 72 / 6,351 yards
Location: Trophy Club, Texas
Live Scoring/Tee Times: Scoreboard

Texas Tech Lineup:

1. Cameron Freund

2. Klara Hurtova

3. Parat Sukanant

4. Angel Yin

5. Tarini Bhoga

Indi. Roisin Scanlon

Participants – 11:

BYU

Illinois

Louisiana-Monroe

Nebraska

North Texas

Oklahoma

Texas A&M

Texas State

Texas Tech

UTSA

Xavier

Schedule of Events:

Monday, Sept. 7: Practice Round

Tuesday, Sept. 8: First and Second Rounds (36 holes), shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. CT with play continuing into Rd. 2

Wednesday, Sept. 9: Final Round (18 holes), shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. CT

What’s Next for Texas Tech:

Sept. 22-23: Red Raider Invitational

Lubbock, Texas // The Rawls Course

Oct. 12-13: Illini Women’s Invitational

Medinah, Ill. // Medinah Country Club

Oct. 19-21: Big 12 Championship

Fairfield, Texas // Freestone Golf Club

Roster Notes:

The Red Raiders’ roster features nine players, including four returners from the 2025-26 team that advanced to the NCAA Championships and five newcomers.
The four returners include three seniors who all made the trip to Carlsbad, California, last May in Maja Ambroziak (Poland), Cameron Freund (Maryland) and Klara Hurtova (Czechia), as well as junior Emily Lee (California), who continues her recovery from a season-ending injury suffered last spring.
Texas Tech welcomes Tarini Bhoga (Texas), who begins her junior season with the Red Raiders after competing at UT Arlington during her first two collegiate seasons. The remaining four newcomers are freshmen from four different countries: Constance Detroye (France), Roisin Scanlon (England/Bahamas), Parat Sukanant (Thailand) and Angle Yin (Hong Kong).
Texas Tech made its fifth all-time NCAA Championship appearance last season (1996, 2015, 2017, 2023, 2026) and will look to make the NCAA Championships in consecutive seasons for the first time in program history. Head coach JoJo Robertson enters her 17th season at Texas Tech in 2026-27 and has guided the Red Raiders to four of the program’s five NCAA Championship appearances.

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