JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Christin Eisenbeiss is set to represent North Florida women's golf at the NCAA Palm Beach Gardens Regional as an individual from May 8-10 at the PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

This will be Eisenbeiss' third consecutive season making it to the regional round and her first as an individual. She looks to return to the NCAA Championship stage after making it as a freshman in 2021.

The ASUN Co-Golfer of the Year is ranked No. 148 on Golfstat's player rankings with her most recent finish being the runner-up at the ASUN Championship tournament. She has the opportunity to make it to the NCAA finals in Scottsdale, Ariz., if she can place as the top individual from a non-advancing team. 

COURSE REPORT

PGA National Resort's Champion Course (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.)
Par 72 | 5,984 yards
54 holes (Three rounds of 18 holes)

THE FIELD: 12 Teams & Six Individuals

Teams:
LSU
Texas
Northwestern
UCF
Duke
Michigan State
California
Arkansas
Alabama
South Florida
Penn
Quinnipiac

Individuals:
Christin Eisenbeiss, North Florida
Sara Byrne, Miami (FL)
Yanjun Liu, Princeton
Karissa Kilby, FIU
Leah Onosato, Old Dominion
Katherine Lemke, Creighton

TOURNAMENT NOTEBOOK

• This is the fifth appearance for an Osprey in the NCAA regional round and the first time in program history an individual advanced to regionals.
• Eisenbeiss tied for fourth overall in 2021 to advance to the NCAA Championship as a freshman to finish tied for 61st overall in Scottsdale, Ariz.
• In 2022, she helped her team to an eighth-place finish overall, while also share 27th overall in the field.
• Eisenbeiss has a medalist crown from the Lady Paladin, five top-10 finishes and two ASUN Golfer of the Week honors on the year.
• This season, the junior has played in 10 events with a scoring average of 72.47 per round and 11 rounds under par.
• She holds the career program records for best 18-hole score (65), most top-five finishes (10), most rounds under par (30) and most rounds in 60s (13).
• She also received the program's first sponsor's exemption to play in a PXG Women's Match Play Championship earlier this fall.
• This will be Eisenbeiss' first time playing in the state of Florida since playing at home in the UNF Collegiate from Mar. 6-7.
• The NCAA Palm Beach Garden Regionals will tee off Monday morning and conclude Wednesday afternoon.

UP NEXT

Eisenbeiss will head out to Grayhawk Golf Course in Scottsdale, Ariz., from May 19-24 if she can finish as the top individual from a team that will not be advancing to the final round.