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There's a $1.5M difference between average head coaching salaries for men's, women's teams at KU, report shows
According to KU's annual Equity in Athletics report, at the University of Kansas the average salary of head coaching positions of men’s teams is over $1.5 million more than that of the head coaches of women’s teams. The report, which was due Oct. 15 to the NCAA, was recently requested and acquired by the Journal-World. The report also notes that women's teams, in contrast to men's, lose millions of dollars a year.
Jayhawks finish pool play at the Big 12 Match Play Championship
After two days and four rounds, the Kansas men’s golf team will await the final round of pool play of the Big 12 Match Play Championships at the Houston Oaks Golf Club on Sunday in Houston, Texas.
Jayhawks place 8th at William H. Tucker Intercollegiate
After 72 holes, Kansas men’s golf placed eighth on the team leaderboard at the William H. Tucker Intercollegiate at the UNM Championship Golf Course in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Jayhawks sit in 10th place entering final round at the William H. Tucker Intercollegiate
After to back-to-back rounds Friday, the Kansas men’s golf team made a push in the second round and sits in 10th place on the team leaderboard heading into the final round at the William H. Tucker Intercollegiate at UNM Championship Course.
Jayhawks finish tied for 4th at the Windon Memorial Classic
After the final round at the Windon Memorial Classic, the Kansas men’s golf team finished tied for fourth with a score of 3-over par 855 at the Conways Golf Club in Lake Forest, Illinois.
KU men's golf places 2nd in season opener
Kansas men’s golf team finished in second place out of 16 teams and shot a three round, 8-under par 856 at the Badger Invitational at University Ridge Golf Course.
KU men's golf in 1st place entering final round
Through two rounds at the Badger Invitational, the Kansas men’s golf team is tied for first place on the team leaderboard with Notre Dame at University Ridge Golf Course.
KU men's golf in 2nd place after opening round of Badger Invitational
The Kansas men’s golf team sits in second place after the first round of the Badger Invitational Sunday at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin.
Gary Woodland misses cut at British Open
Kansas golf alum Gary Woodland’s dream of winning back to back majors came to an end on Friday evening at The Open Championship in Northern Ireland. By Matt Tait
Gary Woodland starts with 74 in Round 1 at British Open
Former Kansas golf standout Gary Woodland got off to a slow start at the 2019 British Open in Northern Ireland on Thursday.
Gary Woodland ready for first major since joining golf's elite
The last time he played in one of the PGA Tour’s four major golf tournaments, former Kansas golfer Gary Woodland had to hold off major monster Brooks Koepka to win the U.S. Open. This time, he’ll have to deal with the tournament favorite for the first two rounds. By Matt Tait
U.S. Open champ Gary Woodland honored with celebration in downtown Topeka
A little more than weeks removed from his first major golf victory at the 2019 U.S. Open, Gary Woodland found himself at Kansas basketball practice Tuesday afternoon. By Matt Tait
Gary Woodland adjusts to fame at Rocket Mortgage Classic
In his first tournament since winning the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, former University of Kansas golf standout and Topeka native Gary Woodland is experiencing a whole new way of life on the PGA Tour.
'One of the coolest things to happen to Kansas Athletics': Bill Self captivated by Gary Woodland's U.S. Open victory
Kansas head coach Bill Self has played a couple rounds with pro golfer Gary Woodland, but the very first hole is still a vivid memory for the Hall of Fame coach. It was the first hole at the Lawrence Country Club, which is approximately a 365-yard par-4. Woodland, who played golf at KU from 2004-07, placed his tee shot on the green. He then netted a 20-foot putt for an eagle. Shane Jackson
'You got this, Gary': Amy and the U.S. Open champion
From her perch in front of a TV in Florida, Amy Bockerstette had no doubt. How could she, after she and Gary Woodland had come this far together. "You got this, Gary," she kept repeating as Woodland made his way around Pebble Beach on his way to the U.S. Open title Sunday. "You got this." On the course, Woodland was telling himself the same thing.
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