WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The Big Ten office announced three Purdue women's golfers to watch this season in senior Danielle du Toit and juniors Kan Bunnabodee and Sifat Sagoo.
Du Toit is the most experienced Boilermaker on the squad, having appeared in 24 events in her previous three seasons. She has posted a team-best 26 rounds of par or better in her career, including three in the COVID-19 shortened spring.
Bunnabodee enters the collegiate season coming off an impressive performance at the U.S. Women's Amateur this summer. Playing in the highly competitive 156-player field, Bunnbodee advanced all the way to the quarterfinals of the event before falling. She won the Amateur Qualifier with a blazing 5-under 66 to advance to the national event and additionally won the 2021 Porter Cup title earlier in the summer. She has 10 appearances at Purdue since arriving on campus in December of 2020.
Sagoo returns for her third season having played in 12 tournaments in her first two years. She recorded the Boilermakers' best finish in the spring with a 54-hole score of even-par 216 to tie for sixth at the Indiana Invitational.
Purdue opens the 2021-22 season Sept. 10 at the Samuel P. Golden Invitational in Dallas, Texas.
Du Toit is the most experienced Boilermaker on the squad, having appeared in 24 events in her previous three seasons. She has posted a team-best 26 rounds of par or better in her career, including three in the COVID-19 shortened spring.
Bunnabodee enters the collegiate season coming off an impressive performance at the U.S. Women's Amateur this summer. Playing in the highly competitive 156-player field, Bunnbodee advanced all the way to the quarterfinals of the event before falling. She won the Amateur Qualifier with a blazing 5-under 66 to advance to the national event and additionally won the 2021 Porter Cup title earlier in the summer. She has 10 appearances at Purdue since arriving on campus in December of 2020.
Sagoo returns for her third season having played in 12 tournaments in her first two years. She recorded the Boilermakers' best finish in the spring with a 54-hole score of even-par 216 to tie for sixth at the Indiana Invitational.
Purdue opens the 2021-22 season Sept. 10 at the Samuel P. Golden Invitational in Dallas, Texas.