The Chattanooga Mocs golf teams are back on campus and preparing for the spring portion of the season. Both teams experienced fall success with the men sweeping titles at Western Carolina’s event in Georgia and one of the ladies earning her first collegiate win in South Carolina. The women’s side brings back the same 6-person roster. Five of the six recorded a top 10 along the way in the 4-tourney swing led by sophomore Esme Hamilton. The guys played in three events claiming a win at the J.T. Poston Invite. It was a clean sweep with A.J. Lintunen earning his first collegiate win. The group's 835 (-17) is the third-best 54-hole total in school history and best tallied outside the Chattanooga metro area. The 835 is lowest since 819 (-45) winning the 2008 Aldila Scenic City Invite at Council Fire. The guys' roster differs from the women with two additions for the spring side of things. They are Utah State transfer Gabe Hunter, a freshman from Alcoa, and the Emerald Isle's Paul Conroy, a freshman and first Irishman on the roster under Mark Guhne. Both enter the mix competing for the starting lineup.  The ladies start a 7-event spring run to the postseason on Feb. 1-2 at the Trinity Forest Invitational in Dallas. The men have five dates opening three weeks later in Hilton Head at the Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate. Both squads are preparing for mid-April postseason work at the Southern Conference Championships with the women headed to Kiawah Island and the men in Reynolds Lake Oconee in Georgia.

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