2027 Roster - By Name

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T                                  PY
R Name                  Hgt   Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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  Kayla Bryant                Fr        Boca Raton, Florida (Florida Atlantic HS)
  Haley Davis           5-7   So   *    Ocala, Florida (Forest HS)
  Sophia Fullbrook      5-6   Jr   **   Saint Albans, England (Saint Albans School)
  Alexandra Gazzoli     5-8   Jr   **   Palm Coast, Florida (Florida Virtual School/Mantanzas HS)
  Louise Landgraf             Fr        Phuket, Thailand (British International HS)
  Haruhi Nakatani       5-3   So   *    Tokyo, Japan (Robina State HS)
  Layla Pedrique        5-5   Jr   **   West Palm Beach, Florida (Florida Virtual School)
  Elin Pudas Remler     5-4   Jr   *    Gothenburg, Sweden (Filbornaskolan HS/Kentucky)
  Freya Russell         5-5   Jr   *    Troon, Scotland (Marr College HS)

2027 Schedule and Results

2027 EOY Stats
Name                 Tournaments Rounds Par Low Strokes Wins Top10   Ave
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Haruhi Nakatani              3      9     7  65    634    1     2  70.44
Louise Landgraf              3      9     3  64    648    0     0  72.00
Sophia Fullbrook             3      9     4  68    651    0     1  72.33
Alexandra Gazzoli            3      9     4  69    653    0     0  72.56
Elin Pudas Remler            3      9     0  73    670    0     0  74.44

-1- Women's Golf

Seminoles Tied for Second After First Round at Folds of Honor.

Florida State shot even-par 288 in its first 18 holes of the season.

September 7, 2026

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - The Florida State women's golf team opened up the 2026-27 season shooting even-par 288 on Monday, putting the Seminoles in a tie for second after 18 holes at the Folds of Honor Collegiate.

Sitting in third on the team leaderboard for much of the day at American Dunes Golf Club, FSU made a late push on its finishing holes to move into a tie for second with Texas A&M. Both teams trail Kansas, which leads the field by four strokes.

Preseason All-American Sophia Fullbrook anchored the Seminoles with a two-under 70. After shooting an even-par 36 on the back nine, the junior carded a 34 on the front with birdies on Nos. 4 and 6 to go along with seven pars. She finished the day in a tie for fourth on the individual leaderboard.

Haruhi Nakatani was two over par heading into her final two holes, but the sophomore closed with back-to-back birdies on Nos. 8 and 9 to finish with an even-par 72. She is tied for 12th entering Tuesday's second round.

Elin Pudas Remler got off to a fast start for the Seminoles, recording a birdie on the opening hole, No. 10, before adding an eagle on the par-5 13th. Despite a double bogey on No. 8, the junior finished with a one-over 73 and is tied for 16th.

Freshman Louise Landgraf posted a one-over 73 in her first collegiate event, providing the fourth counting score for the Seminoles. Landgraf is also tied for 16th after the opening round.

Florida State shot two-over 290 in round two on Tuesday.

September 8, 2026

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - With Florida State looking to stay within striking distance heading into the final round, Haruhi Nakatani made sure the Seminoles would have every opportunity to do so.

The sophomore birdied three of her final four holes Tuesday, closing with a two-under 70 to lead Florida State in the second round of the Folds of Honor Collegiate at American Dunes Golf Club.

Birdies were harder to come by for the Seminoles on day two, but a strong finish kept them firmly in contention. Florida State shot a 290 (+2), putting them in third place at two-over par for the tournament, one stroke behind second-place Arizona and seven behind Kansas, which maintained its lead from round one.

Nakatani was steady from the start, making nine consecutive pars to open her round and turn in an even-par 36 on the front nine. She found her rhythm on the back nine, making her first birdie of the day on the par-4 10th before closing with birdies on Nos. 15, 16, and 18. Her 70 moved her into a tie for third on the individual leaderboard at two under for the tournament.

Louise Landgraf continued to make an immediate impact in her first collegiate tournament, posting her first round under par with a one-under 71. The freshman made just two bogeys, answering each with a birdie, before closing with another birdie on No. 18. Her second-round 71 moved her into a tie for 11th at one over for the tournament.

Sophia Fullbrook overcame a difficult stretch in the middle of her round to stay in the top 10. The junior made three bogeys over a four-hole span but responded by playing her final eight holes at one under par. Her one-over 73 put her in a tie for seventh at one under through 36 holes.

Elin Pudas Remler carded a four-over 76 as the fourth counting score for the Seminoles.

Florida State shot five-under 283 in the third round Wednesday to win its season-opening event.

September 9, 2026

GRAND HAVEN, Mich. - The Florida State women's golf team opened the 2026-27 season in championship fashion, overcoming a seven-stroke deficit to win the Folds of Honor Collegiate on Wednesday at American Dunes Golf Club.

Entering the final round in third place and seven shots behind Kansas, the Seminoles fired a five-under 283 to finish at three-under for the tournament to narrowly hold off Texas A&M for the team title.

"I am extremely proud of the way we played this week," said head coach Amy Bond. "We got better as the tournament went on, and today the team showed a lot of grit. This was a great start to the season."

Florida State steadied itself during a dramatic finish on the back nine, where the Seminoles were part of a four-way tie for first at one point before pulling away to secure the championship.

Leading the charge for the second consecutive day was Haruhi Nakatani, who capped her round with a clutch par on the 18th hole to secure both the team championship and a share of the individual title - the first collegiate victory of her career.

Nakatani picked up right where she left off Tuesday, when she birdied three of her final four holes. She opened Wednesday with back-to-back birdies on Nos. 1 and 2 before adding three more birdies, including a lengthy putt on the par-4 17th that moved her into a tie for first on the individual leaderboard with one hole to play.

After choosing to lay up on the par-5 18th, Nakatani's third shot went long of the green. The sophomore calmly recovered, getting up-and-down for par by sinking a four-foot putt to finish her round and clinch the Seminoles' team title. She finished at six-under 210 for the tournament and shared medalist honors.

Alexandra Gazzoli delivered her best round of the tournament when the Seminoles needed it most, carding a two-under 70. The junior made an eagle on the par-5 sixth and added a lengthy birdie putt on No. 18 to close her round in style.

Preseason All-American Sophia Fullbrook provided another steady performance, recording one birdie, one bogey and 16 pars for an even-par 72. The junior finished at one-under 215 for the tournament, earning a ninth-place finish and her 10th career top 10 result as a Seminole.

Elin Pudas Remler provided the fourth counting score for the Seminoles, finishing with a one-over 73. The junior also closed with a birdie on No. 18 to help Florida State secure the championship.

The victory marks Florida State's first ever team title at the prestigious Folds of Honor Collegiate, an event the Seminoles co-host with Michigan State and have participated in for three consecutive seasons. It also marks the first time since 2016 that Florida State has won its season-opening event, when the Seminoles claimed the Schooner Fall Classic.

Meanwhile, Nakatani becomes the second Seminole to capture the individual title at the tournament, joining Mirabel Ting, who won the event in 2024.

5th Annual Folds of Honor Collegiate/Sep. 7-9, 2026
American Dunes Golf Club/Grand Haven, Mich./Par 72

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Haruhi Nakatani              1t    72    70    68    210
Sophia Fullbrook             9t    70    73    72    215
Louise Landgraf             18t    73    71    74    218
Alexandra Gazzoli           25     74    77    70    221
Elin Pudas Remler           26t    73    76    73    222

Florida State battled triple-digit heat to shoot rounds of 297 (+9) and 286 (-2) on Monday.

September 14, 2026

FRISCO, Texas - No. 21-ranked Florida State played 36 holes under triple-digit heat Monday at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, and as the temperature got hotter at Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco, so did the Seminoles.

Florida State opened the day with a nine-over 297 before responding with a two-under 286 in the second round, the second-lowest team score of the afternoon. The Seminoles sank 15 birdies in the second round to close the gap on the leaders and set themselves up for a pivotal final round.

Alexandra Gazzoli led the way for the Seminoles. Celebrating her 21st birthday, the junior registered a team-best one-over 73 in round one followed by a two-under 70 in the second round. She birdied three of her final four holes, including lengthy putts on No. 8 and No. 9, to put her into a tie for fifth at one-under for the tournament.

Haruhi Nakatani matched Gazzoli in round two with a two-under 70, getting off to a fast start with four birdies across her first eight holes. After carding a two-over 74 in round one, Nakatani is tied for eighth at even par heading into Tuesday's final round.

Sophia Fullbrook followed her opening-round 75 with a one-over 73, recording 17 pars and one bogey in the second round. Louise Landgraf provided the fourth scorecard for the Seminoles for the first 18 holes, shooting three-over 75 while Elin Pudas Remler rebounded with a one-over 73 to provide Florida State's fourth counting score.

The Seminoles remained fifth after both rounds in the six-team field but narrowed the gap on the teams ahead of them. Florida State is one shot behind No. 3 Texas and four shots behind No. 12 Oregon. No. 15 South Carolina leads the tournament at nine-under, followed by No. 6 Wake Forest at eight-under. Defending national champion and No. 1 preseason-ranked Stanford is sixth at 23-over.

Florida State finished two strokes behind Texas for the fourth spot.

September 15, 2026

FRISCO, Texas - Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco showed its teeth Tuesday in the third round of the Jackson T. Stephens Cup. Playing a full stroke tougher than Monday's 36-hole day, all six nationally ranked teams finished over par, while just three golfers in the field shot under par.

In the end, No. 21-ranked Florida State shot 14-over 302 as a team and was unable to move into the top four and advance to match play. With No. 6 Wake Forest, No. 15 South Carolina and No. 12 Oregon locked into the top three spots throughout the round, the fourth and final spot came down to Florida State and No. 3 Texas.

The two teams were neck-and-neck throughout the challenging third round. Despite five combined birdies on the final three holes, the Longhorns narrowly bested the Seminoles by two strokes to earn the final spot in Wednesday's match play.

After shooting 21-over (297-286-302=885) for the tournament, Florida State finished fifth, ahead of preseason No. 1 and defending national champion Stanford.

Elin Pudas Remler had the best round of the day for Florida State with a one-over 73, which tied for the 10th-lowest round among the stacked field in the third round. She notched a team-high four birdies, including one on the finishing No. 9, to climb seven spots and tie for 19th on the player leaderboard.

Also tying for 19th was freshman Louise Landgraf, who registered back-to-back birdies on Nos. 7 and 8 to shoot two-over 74, her lowest round of the tournament.

Haruhi Nakatani was the top finisher for the Seminoles for the second straight event, shooting five-over 77 to finish tied for 13th after shooting 221 (+5) for the tournament. Matching her finish was Alexandra Gazzoli, who sank birdies on two of her final three holes to shoot six-over 78 and finish at five-over 221 for the tournament.

Jackson T. Stephens Cup/Sep. 14-15, 2026
Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco/Frisco, Texas/Par 72

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Alexandra Gazzoli           13t    73    70    78    221
Haruhi Nakatani             13t    74    70    77    221
Louise Landgraf             19t    75    75    74    224
Elin Pudas Remler           19t    78    73    73    224
Sophia Fullbrook            24t    75    73    78    226

Florida State in fourth after shooting four-under 276.

September 19, 2026

NORMAN, Okla. - Sophomore Haruhi Nakatani fired a career-low five-under 65 to lead No. 21 Florida State in the opening round of the Schooner Fall Classic Saturday at Belmar Golf Club.

The Seminoles carded a four-under 276 and sit in fourth place, six strokes behind tournament leader and 27th-ranked TCU. Host Oklahoma is second at eight-under, followed by Iowa State at six-under.

Nakatani provided the highlight of the day for Florida State, posting the first bogey-free round of her collegiate career. She got off to a blazing start, making birdie on five of her first eight holes before closing with 10 consecutive pars. Her five-under 65 has her tied for first on the individual leaderboard after 18 holes and marks a new career low.

Preseason All-American Sophia Fullbrook also finished under par, shooting a two-under 68 to head into the second round tied for 13th. The junior recorded four birdies, including two on the front nine and two on the back including on the finishing 18th hole.

Alexandra Gazzoli added a one-under 69 to tie for 21st. The junior put together a steady round that included a birdie on the par-5 12th and eight pars on the back nine to finish under par.

The fourth counting score for the Seminoles came from Elin Pudas Remler, who finished with a four-over 74. The junior closed with birdies on two of her final three holes to help Florida State finish the opening round at four-under as a team.

Florida State shot six-under 274 to remain in fourth after 36 holes.

September 20, 2026

NORMAN, Okla. - Four Seminoles shot under par as No. 21 Florida State carded a six-under 274 in the second round of the Schooner Fall Classic Sunday at Belmar Golf Club.

Florida State's 274 was the second-lowest round of the day, moving the Seminoles to 10-under for the tournament and keeping them in fourth place after 36 holes. Iowa State moved to the top of the leaderboard at 19-under, while host Oklahoma and No. 27 TCU are tied for second at 13-under.

Freshman Louise Landgraf led the way for the Seminoles, delivering her best round as a Seminole with a bogey-free three-under 67. After opening with 12 consecutive pars, Landgraf caught fire down the stretch, making birdie on three of her final six holes, including her final hole on No. 4, to finish three-under for the round.

Haruhi Nakatani, Sophia Fullbrook, and Alexandra Gazzoli each carded one-under 69 to help Florida State remain in contention.

Nakatani entered the day tied for the individual lead after firing a career-low five-under 65 in Saturday's opening round. The sophomore briefly moved to nine-under after making birdie on four consecutive holes, but three bogeys later in the round brought her back to six-under for the tournament. Nakatani enters the final round tied for third, just one stroke off the individual lead.

Gazzoli followed a similar path, making four birdies over a six-hole stretch. Despite a double bogey on her final hole, the junior finished one-under 69 and is tied for 18th heading into the final round.

Fullbrook continued her steady play, recording three birdies, two bogeys and 13 pars for a one-under 69. The Preseason All-American made her final birdie on No. 3, her finishing hole, to move into red numbers for the round. She is tied for 15th after 36 holes.

Florida State shot 11-under to place third at the Schooner Fall Classic.

September 21, 2026

NORMAN, Okla. - Freshman Louise Landgraf etched her name into the Florida State record book Monday, firing a six-under 64 as No. 21 Florida State finished third at the Schooner Fall Classic at Belmar Golf Club.

The Seminoles carded a one-under 279 in the final round, which was the toughest of the tournament based on scoring average. The field averaged 72.34 strokes in the third round, compared to 71.67 in the opening round and 71.00 in the second. Florida State finished at 11-under 829 for the tournament, climbing one spot to place third in the 16-team field.

Iowa State ran away with the team title at 30-under, while host Oklahoma finished second at 13-under.

"Overall, it was a really good tournament," said head coach Amy Bond. "I thought Louise and Haruhi played some really good golf. Haruhi was solid from start to finish, and Louise really put it together over the last two rounds. They hit some great shots along the way that led to birdies, and you can make a lot of birdies on that golf course. I'm super proud of them. Third out of 16 teams, I'll take it. We have a few things to clean up, but overall, it's been a really good first three tournaments of the year."

The story of the final round was Landgraf, who followed a bogey-free three-under 67 on Sunday with an even better performance Monday.

Landgraf's spectacular round began with an eagle on the par-5 No. 9, her fifth hole of the day (only player in the field to eagle the hole during the tournament). That momentum continued on the back nine, making birdie on Nos. 10, 12, and 13 before adding another birdie on the par-3 17th to ultimately finish six-under 64, the lowest score of the entire field that included 93 golfers.

With the round, Landgraf became the first Seminole in program history to shoot 64 in a single round. Her six-under score tied for the third-lowest round relative to par by a Seminole freshman in program history.

After opening the tournament with a five-over 75, Landgraf improved in each round, shooting nine-under over the final 36 holes to finish tied for 14th at four-under 206.

Haruhi Nakatani closed the tournament with her third consecutive round under par, carding a one-under 69 to finish at seven-under 203 (new career low for a 54-hole tournament) and tie for fourth. The sophomore briefly moved to the top of the individual leaderboard after reaching nine-under for the tournament through 15 holes, with birdies on Nos. 7, 9 and 12.

Nakatani made two bogeys over her final three holes but still secured her second top-five finish of the season.

Sophia Fullbrook and Alexandra Gazzoli each shot three-over 73 to provide Florida State's final two counting scores of the round. The Seminoles' Preseason All-American, Fullbrook, and Gazzoli each recorded one birdie, four bogeys and 13 pars. Fullbrook finished tied for 28th, while Gazzoli tied for 33rd.

Schooner Fall Classic/Sep. 19-21, 2026
Belmar GC/Norman, Okla./Par 70

Name                       Place  Rnd1  Rnd2  Rnd3  Total
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Haruhi Nakatani              4t    65    69    69    203
Louise Landgraf             14t    75    67    64    206
Sophia Fullbrook            28t    68    69    73    210
Alexandra Gazzoli           33t    69    69    73    211
Elin Pudas Remler           80t    74    76    74    224