The Georgia men’s golf team has competed in two tournaments this month so far, and Nicholas Cassidy has been playing the best golf of his Georgia career.

Georgia traveled to Stanford for the Stanford Intercollegiate where the Bulldogs finished 13th overall.

Georgia defeated Kentucky, Tennessee and LSU in a consolation match after falling to Vanderbilt.

The Georgia women’s golf team finished first in the two-day Illinois Invitational, boasting its second-best score in a tournament in Bulldog history.

The Bulldogs’ traveled to Fort Worth, Texas, for the Colonial Collegiate Invitational and finished in seventh out of 15 teams.

In new terrain at the Mason Rudolph Championship, the No. 5 Georgia women’s golf team finished sixth overall.

One thing Georgia hopes to carry into this next tournament is the performance of the team’s young talent.

The team had the best single round score in school history on Monday as they shot 14-under 274 in the second round. They finished 16-under on the day and held a five shot lead over the competition at the end of the day.

After a disappointing end to 2020, Georgia men's golf looks to improve without a couple key contributors from last season.

The Georgia's men’s golf team opened its season with a trip to Pebble Beach, California in The Carmel Cup on Friday.