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Caitlyn Macnab Selected to Team International for 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup
4/29/2025 | Women's Golf
ORLANDO, Fla. – Ole Miss women's golf senior Caitlyn Macnab has been selected to be part of Team International at the 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup as one of the coach's picks, as announced live on Golf Channel on Tuesday evening.
This marks the sixth straight year that a Rebel player or coach has received an invite to the event and Macnab's third consecutive year participating.
The annual tournament, held this year at Congaree Golf Club in Ridgeland, South Carolina, features both men's and women's collegiate golfers from the United States facing off against their international counterparts in a team competition. Team USA currently leads the all-time series 15-12-1.
Macnab is the nearing the end of what has been an historic collegiate career and a dominating two-year run in Oxford. The senior leads the SEC with stroke average of 70.00 and is currently ranked No. 22 in the Clippd Scoreboard individual rankings and No. 23 in the WAGR.
The Johannesburg, South Africa, native became the first Rebel in program history to win the SEC Championship individual title with a 54-hole total of 201 (-9) just two weeks ago in Belleair, Florida. Macnab has finished in the top 20 in all nine tournaments this season, including four top-5 finishes, and has tallied a school-record 14 rounds in the 60s this season.
Macnab is not a stranger to being nationally recognized as she's a four-time participant in the Augusta National Women's Amateur and was recently named to the postseason watch list for the ANNIKA Award.
The 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup is set to run June 5-7 in South Carolina. Golf Channel coverage of the tournament is still to be announced.
Rebel men's golfer Michael La Sasso was also invited to participate in the Palmer Cup, competing for the USA Team. Ole Miss is one of only four schools to have both a male and female golfer appear in this year's event.
For all Ole Miss women's golf latest news and information, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissWGolf, on Instagram at OleMissWGolf and on Facebook at Ole Miss Women's Golf. General athletic news can also be found at @OleMissSports on Twitter, Ole Miss Sports on Facebook, and OleMissAthletics on Instagram.
TEAM USA
Carson Bacha (Auburn)
Anna Davis (Auburn)
Adam Duncan (Colorado Christian) E
Ethan Fang (Oklahoma State)
Megha Ganne (Stanford)
Josiah Gilbert (Auburn)
Jackson Koivun (Auburn)
Jasmine Koo (Southern California)
Michael La Sasso (Ole Miss)
Jacob Modleski (Notre Dame)
Sebastian Moss (Louisville)
Mary Kelly Mulcahy (Findlay)
Lauryn Nguyen (Northwestern)
Farah O'Keefe (Texas)
Catherine Park (Southern California)
Macy Pate (Wake Forest)
Kiara Romero (Oregon)
Amanda Sambach (Virginia)
Preston Stout (Oklahoma State)
Jase Summy (Oklahoma)
Kendall Todd (Arkansas)
Jack Turner (Florida)
Wells Williams (Vanderbilt)
Kelly Xu (Stanford)
TEAM INTERNATIONAL
Daniel Bennett (Texas; South Africa)
Carla Bernat (Kansas State; Spain)
Carolina Chacarra (Wake Forest; Spain)
Pablo Ereño (UCLA; Spain)
Charlie Forster (Long Beach State; England)
Elice Fredriksson (Halmstad; Sweden)
Eila Galitsky (South Carolina; Thailand)
Connor Graham (Texas Tech; Scotland)
Justin Hastings (San Diego State; Cayman Islands)
Filip Jakubcik (Arizona; Czech Republic)
Lauren Kim (Texas; Canada)
Ross Laird (Stirling; Scotland)
Caitlyn Macnab (Ole Miss; South Africa)
Phichaksn Maichon (Texas A&M, Thailand)
Maria José Marin (Arkansas; Colombia)
Michael Mjaaseth (Arizona State; Norway)
Meja Örtengren (Stanford; Sweden)
Gabriel Palacios (Utah; Guatemala)
Andrea Revuelta (Stanford; Spain)
Louise Rydqvist (South Carolina; Sweden)
Árni Sveinsson (LSU; Iceland)
Mirabel Ting (Florida State; Malaysia)
Tyler Weaver (Florida State; England)
Lottie Woad (Florida State; England)
This marks the sixth straight year that a Rebel player or coach has received an invite to the event and Macnab's third consecutive year participating.
The annual tournament, held this year at Congaree Golf Club in Ridgeland, South Carolina, features both men's and women's collegiate golfers from the United States facing off against their international counterparts in a team competition. Team USA currently leads the all-time series 15-12-1.
Macnab is the nearing the end of what has been an historic collegiate career and a dominating two-year run in Oxford. The senior leads the SEC with stroke average of 70.00 and is currently ranked No. 22 in the Clippd Scoreboard individual rankings and No. 23 in the WAGR.
The Johannesburg, South Africa, native became the first Rebel in program history to win the SEC Championship individual title with a 54-hole total of 201 (-9) just two weeks ago in Belleair, Florida. Macnab has finished in the top 20 in all nine tournaments this season, including four top-5 finishes, and has tallied a school-record 14 rounds in the 60s this season.
Macnab is not a stranger to being nationally recognized as she's a four-time participant in the Augusta National Women's Amateur and was recently named to the postseason watch list for the ANNIKA Award.
The 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup is set to run June 5-7 in South Carolina. Golf Channel coverage of the tournament is still to be announced.
Rebel men's golfer Michael La Sasso was also invited to participate in the Palmer Cup, competing for the USA Team. Ole Miss is one of only four schools to have both a male and female golfer appear in this year's event.
For all Ole Miss women's golf latest news and information, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissWGolf, on Instagram at OleMissWGolf and on Facebook at Ole Miss Women's Golf. General athletic news can also be found at @OleMissSports on Twitter, Ole Miss Sports on Facebook, and OleMissAthletics on Instagram.
TEAM USA
Carson Bacha (Auburn)
Anna Davis (Auburn)
Adam Duncan (Colorado Christian) E
Ethan Fang (Oklahoma State)
Megha Ganne (Stanford)
Josiah Gilbert (Auburn)
Jackson Koivun (Auburn)
Jasmine Koo (Southern California)
Michael La Sasso (Ole Miss)
Jacob Modleski (Notre Dame)
Sebastian Moss (Louisville)
Mary Kelly Mulcahy (Findlay)
Lauryn Nguyen (Northwestern)
Farah O'Keefe (Texas)
Catherine Park (Southern California)
Macy Pate (Wake Forest)
Kiara Romero (Oregon)
Amanda Sambach (Virginia)
Preston Stout (Oklahoma State)
Jase Summy (Oklahoma)
Kendall Todd (Arkansas)
Jack Turner (Florida)
Wells Williams (Vanderbilt)
Kelly Xu (Stanford)
TEAM INTERNATIONAL
Daniel Bennett (Texas; South Africa)
Carla Bernat (Kansas State; Spain)
Carolina Chacarra (Wake Forest; Spain)
Pablo Ereño (UCLA; Spain)
Charlie Forster (Long Beach State; England)
Elice Fredriksson (Halmstad; Sweden)
Eila Galitsky (South Carolina; Thailand)
Connor Graham (Texas Tech; Scotland)
Justin Hastings (San Diego State; Cayman Islands)
Filip Jakubcik (Arizona; Czech Republic)
Lauren Kim (Texas; Canada)
Ross Laird (Stirling; Scotland)
Caitlyn Macnab (Ole Miss; South Africa)
Phichaksn Maichon (Texas A&M, Thailand)
Maria José Marin (Arkansas; Colombia)
Michael Mjaaseth (Arizona State; Norway)
Meja Örtengren (Stanford; Sweden)
Gabriel Palacios (Utah; Guatemala)
Andrea Revuelta (Stanford; Spain)
Louise Rydqvist (South Carolina; Sweden)
Árni Sveinsson (LSU; Iceland)
Mirabel Ting (Florida State; Malaysia)
Tyler Weaver (Florida State; England)
Lottie Woad (Florida State; England)
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