Written by Caroline Deisley, USC blog contributor
The No. 2 USC women's golf team is off to a comfortable four-stroke lead at the Pac-12 Tournament, after all five competitors scored under par in the opening round on Monday. The Women of Troy are on a quest for their sixth conference title, the last time being in 2013 when they went on to win the NCAA Championship.
Click here for a full recap from the first round at the Pac-12 Tournament.
The Trojans wrapped up the opening round at 10-under 278, four strokes ahead of No. 4 UCLA and seven better than No. 10 Arizona State. The 278 opening round ties USC's best score at the Tournament dating back to the final round of the 2009 Pac-12 Tournament versus Stanford. Junior Tiffany Chan led the Women of Troy with a 67, her fourth round below 70 this season, and she trails the leader by just one stroke. Her 67 round is tied for the third lowest round in USC's history at the Pac-12 Championships.
The Women of Troy return to the links on Tuesday paired up again with crosstown rival UCLA at the Ruby Hills Golf Course in Pleasanton, California. Be sure to follow @USCWomensGolf for updates all week long!
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