The uncertainty that surrounds this season has not turned away Parker Rostowsky, JT Herman and Eli Scott.

This week in Georgia sports, the 2020 golf season began and the No. 3 ranked football team stayed undefeated with a 44-21 win over No. 14 Tennessee.

The three-day tournament began Monday and finished Wednesday, with the women’s team finishing fifth overall and the men finishing 11th.

Austria native Isabella Holpfer made the transition to Athens in August to begin her first season with the Georgia women's golf team this fall.

After a long offseason and a quiet summer, the men’s golf team is back and reunited for the fall 2020 season. While golf is an individual sport by nature, the Bulldogs expressed the importance of team camaraderie.

To highlight conference and university updates as well as other developments within Georgia athletics, The Red & Black sports desk offers the Sunday reads series, recapping this week’s top sports stories.

In a field of six former and one current Georgia golfers at the 2020 U.S. Open Championship, only four made the two-day cut. Harris English, who placed fourth overall, was the only Georgia alumni to finish in the top ten.

Georgia golfer Davis Thompson is sitting tied for 14th in a 144-man field. He is the only amateur in the top 20 after the first day.

Thompson is paired with former Bulldogs Harris English and Brendon Todd, both of which he has played practice rounds with this week. 

Returning from summers spent at home overseas, sophomore Georgia golfers and roommates Celeste Dao, Caterina Don and Candice Mahe’s apprehension about the pandemic has been tempered by cautious optimism heading into their fall season.