Saugus Golf

Important Update
Camp dates - June 8 - 18
The Saugus Boys and Girls Golf Summer Camp will now be held at Sand Canyon Country Club. Boys camp will run from 7 - 8:30am and the Girls camp will run from 8 - 9:30am. Be sure you are registered through the Saugus ASB and that Athletic Clearance has been completed.
Email Coach Miner at [email protected] with any questions

Wishing all the Senior Golfers all the best as they graduate tomorrow night.
Congrats Khloe, Kailey, Alyssa and Ashley.
Congrats Deagan, Tyler, Aaron, Gavin and Cooper
Thanks for being a part of Saugus Golf!
Good luck in your future endeavors

Summer Camp info......

Congrats to the Saugus Boys Varsity Team on their 2nd place finish in the Foothill League for 2026

Following a 2nd place finish in the Foothill League, Saugus Boys Golf has 4 individuals heading to the CIF Southern Individual Championships on Monday May 11th at Skylinks Golf Course in Long Beach. The 4 individuals are Tyler Melzian, Aidan Lee, Dallas Segal, and Deagan Humphrey. Congrats Boys!!

Join us this Thursday at Chic-Fil-A located at the Valencia Town Center from 11:30am - 8:00pm and support the Boys Golf program. Be sure to mention Saugus Golf.

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Saugus Boys Golf Wins First League Match Since 2012 Tuesday afternoon marked the end of a 14-year drought for the Saugus boys golf team, as they secured...

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Saugus Girls Golf Report Week #3
Hats off this week for Saugus High Golf Coach Jeff Hallman, who took on the entire agenda for week three with Coach Linam on the sideline recovering from surgery. Coach Hallman took two teams to the upper desert to compete in matches against Palmdale and Quartz Hill. He also orchestrated a tricky, three-way match against Hart and Burbank at Vista Valencia last Tuesday. What’s more, he battled through symptoms of vertigo on Thursday morning, which sent him to the doctor (everything’s good, I’m told), before returning Friday to pass out uniforms to our large team of 25 players. Thanks so much Coach Hallman! As they echo along the fairways of the PGA tour…YOU DA MAN!!!
The first trip was a sojourn to Llano, Ca, a tumbleweed stop off Highway 138 in the upper desert, where the Saugus varsity took on Palmdale along the arid fairways of Crystallaire CC. It was also a lesson in hydration. Remember, we must drink water around the clock to provide our bodies with a coolant system when it comes time to compete. Often times, when athletes wait to drink when they’re thirsty, it’s too late, and they suffer the consequences of cramps, vomiting, and other lovely disorders, while trying to stay competitive. So, make sure you’re drinking a gallon of water a day, which means you’re drinking at home, school, practice, and home again. You almost can’t overdue it. Unfortunately, the above scenario knocked Senior Captain Madilyn Brown out of the Palmdale match after three holes. The others trudged on, with senior Michelle Walker and sophomore Brooke Maxwell tying for medalist honors with solid 45s in their first match over the tricky course. Junior Ellie Castro shot 57 and senior Delaney Hollinger shot 58 to round out the scoring.
One day later, our varsity took on league rival Hart High in a non-league match at Vista. Hart would come out on top 210-231. Once again, it was sophomore Brooke Maxwell leading the way as match medalist with an excellent four-over par 37. Madilyn Brown was next with a seasonal best of 42, followed by Michelle Walker at 46. Delaney Hollinger was next at 52, followed by freshman Regina Lee at 54, and junior Renee De Villa at 55.
Following the match, were seven JVA players duking it out for playing time in league match #1 this week. Leading the way was sophomore Hannah Rutter with a seasonal best of 48. She was followed by Ellie Castro who shot 50 despite a 10 on the last hole. Kayla Cunanan turned in a lifetime best of 51, followed by junior Megan Pote and Danielle Thompson, who each posted 52, also a lifetime best for Danielle, and juniors Bella Hernandez and Grace Fitzgerald who shot 56 and 57 respectively.
On the Chica Course qualifier, sophomore Madelyn Long led the way with a nine-over par 36. Sophomore Melissa Santillan was second for Saugus with a 42. She was followed by freshmen Rachel Villasenor and Tori Bague, and sophomore Kelly Zarate, who each shot 43. Next were freshmen Karlie Gonzales and Mackenzie Crawford with 46s, freshmen Nicole Gonzales and sophomore Laurel De Santis with 47s, freshman Madison Seifert and sophomore Kaia Reichow with 49s, and freshman Morgan Brown at 51.
A day later, our Var/JVA team traveled to Rancho Vista Golf Course in Palmdale to take on Quartz Hill in a non-league match. Quartz Hill won the match 289-310. Renee De Villa led the way for Saugus with a 56, followed by Hannah Rutter at 59. Grace Fitzgerald was next at 64, followed by Kayla Cunanan, 65, Bella Hernandez, 66, and Megan Pote, 67.
The Foothill League matches kickoff later today at Vista and Chica Golf Courses. Both matches begin at 1:30 P.M. Let’s stay hydrated, focus on our short games, and shoot low!

Saugus Girls’ Golf Report, Week #2

A pair of non-league scrimmages were on tap as our varsity took on Royal High of Simi Valley to kick off week two of competition. Travelling on Tuesday, 8/20, to the lovely links of Simi Hills Golf Course, our girls dropped their opening match of the season by a competitive score of 234-243. Leading the way for the home team was sophomore Brooke Maxwell, who shot a seven-over par 42, to be second overall on the day to Simi’s #1 player, who shot 37. Second for Saugus was junior Renee De Villa with a 48. It was Renee’s highest placing on the varsity level since joining the team as a freshman in 2017. Seniors Madilyn Brown and Delaney Hollinger each posted 50s, junior Megan Pote shot 51 in her first-ever varsity match, and freshman Regina Lee shot 56 in her var debut. All in all it was a decent outing for our first match of the year.
One day later, the Saugus girls would even the score with Royal, posting a 228-280 victory over the Simi squad, who were senior-reserve laden. Sophomore Brooke Maxwell continued to shine as match medalist, firing a seven over par 40 at Vista despite a quadruple bogey on hole No. 4. Bouncing back from early qualifier woes, was senior Michelle Walker, who shot 45 on the afternoon to be second in the match overall. Michelle birdied the par 5, ninth hole with a great drive, solid approach shot, and perfect sand wedge pitch to seven feet, where she drained the putt. It’s good to have you back Michelle! Seniors Madilyn Brown and Delaney Hollinger were next at 46 and 48 respectively, with junior Ellie Castro at 49, to round out our top five. Junior Renee De Villa and freshman Regina Lee were next at 52, followed by juniors Megan Pote and Kayla Cunanan at 54, sophomore Hannah Rutter, and juniors Bella Hernandez and Grace Fitzgerald at 56, and junior Danielle Thompson at 73.
In the JVB qualifier on Chica, freshman Karlie Gonzales led the way with a solid 40 to be the medalist. Last week Nicole Gonzales was the medalist in the first qualifier with a 40. This week Nicole shot 51. Freshman Madison Seifert was second with a 47, followed by freshman Tori Bague and sophomore Madelyn Long who both shot 48. Sophomores Kaia Reichow and Melissa Santillan tied with 50s, followed by freshman Morgan Brown at 51. Freshmen Mackenzie Crawford and Rachel Villasenor shot 56 and 57 respectively.