Badgers set to tee off Big Ten Championships

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Badgers set to tee off Big Ten Championships

April 23, 2026 | Women's Golf

UW to play three rounds across next three days

By: Charlie Parent

GLENDALE, Calif. — The Wisconsin women's golf team will tee off the 2026 Big Ten Championships Presented by Allstate on Friday at the Oakmont Country Club in Glendale, California. UW will play three rounds across three days, with Sunday's final round airing live on Big Ten Network at 2:30 p.m. CT.

Fans can follow along via @BadgerWGolf on Instagram, Facebook and X, or find live results here.

The Badgers will start five golfers on Friday – Alexia Siehl, Kate Brody, Tammy Wu, Izzi Stricker and Grace Slocum – and Lauren Sammon features as a potential alternate.

Play for round one and two will begin with a shotgun start at 10:30 a.m. CT on Friday and Saturday. The final round will begin at 10:00 a.m. CT Sunday.

Here are five more things to know:

REGULAR SEASON RECAP
UW is in a fine run of form coming off two top-10 finishes after spring break. April was highlighted by a fifth-place finish at the Terrapin Invitational, going +24. Kate Brody led in 11th-place, while Tammy Wu took 14th. In the fall, the Badgers finished top-10 in three-of-five events, including a seventh-place at the Badger Invitational. Alexia Siehl has the marquee individual performance this season, taking fourth at the MountainView Collegiate in March.
LAST TIME OUT
The Badgers wrapped up the regular season in seventh at the Boilermaker Classic. They shot +48, led by Tammy Wu's top-20 performance. She took 19th at +8 in grueling conditions. Kate Brody followed her in 30th, while Izzi Stricker and Grace Slocum tied for 39th. UW shot +14 on Monday's final round to rise two spots.
BIG TEN BRODY
Junior Kate Brody tees off her third Big Ten Championship after finishing as the runner-up last season. She shot four-under at the 2025 Big Ten Championship in Baltimore, leading UW to a sixth-place finish at +11. Brody used a final round 69 (-3) to vault onto the podium. The Michigan native comes into this year's event with three top-30 finishes in the last four events, including 11th-place at the Terps Invitational. She shot +3 in Maryland, going two-under on the final day to rise 11 spots up the leaderboard.
SIEHL'S SENIOR SENDOFF
Senior Alexia Siehl tees off her fourth Big Ten Championships, marking what could be her final collegiate event. After appearing in over 25 career events, the South Carolina native earned her highest-career finish over a month ago at the MountainView Collegiate in fourth-place. She shot seven-under, overall, propelled by a collegiate-low 66 (-6) on Saturday's second-round. She's with three top-25 finishes in the past three seasons.
TAMMY's TIME
Redshirt junior Tammy Wu comes into the weekend with three top-20s in her last four outings. She has the team's lowest scoring average on the season at 73.7, and earned a top-15 at the Terps Invitational weeks ago.