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Moon Invitational
Women’s Golf finish seventh place at Moon Golf Invitational
02.17.2026 | Women's Golf
Farah O’Keefe secures sixth top-10 finish of the season for the Longhorns.
MELBOURNE, Fla. — The No. 9 Texas women's golf team wrapped up competition and finished in seventh place at the Moon Golf Invitational on Tuesday.
Farah O'Keefe carded her third consecutive round of even par 72 and finished T8 on the individual leaderboard for her sixth top-10 finish of the season.
Selina Liao shot her best round in the final round for an even par 72 and finished T25 on the individual leaderboard.
The Longhorns as a team carded a score of 4-over on the final day and finished in seventh place in the tournament field at 16-over. Auburn captured the team title with a score of 7-under for the tournament.
Up next the Longhorns will compete in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, March 2-4 in Hilton Head, S.C. That event will be televised on Golf Channel.
The Lineup
Farah O'Keefe made three birdies and carded her third even par 72 of the tournament. O'Keefe has shot par or better in 16 of her 18 rounds this season. O'Keefe tallied nine birdies overall in the tournament and finished T8. O'Keefe has finished in the top-10 in each of her tournaments this season.
Selina Liao carded an even par 72 on the final day of the tournament and finished T25 on the individual leaderboard. Liao birdied the par-5, 18th hole in the round.
Lauren Kim made back-to-back birdies on holes one and two in her final round and finished T37 on the individual leaderboard.
Cindy Hsu made a pair of birdies in her final round of the tournament.
Alisa Inprasit carded three birdies and shot her best round of the tournament on Tuesday with a 1-over 73.
Texas Scores
T8 Farah O'Keefe 72-72-72 (E)
T25 Selina Liao 74-74-72 (+4)
T37 Lauren Kim 73-74-75 (+6)
T59 Cindy Hsu 74-75-77 (+10)
T66 Alisa Inprasit 79-77-73 (+13)
Texas women's golf head coach Laura Ianello
"This wasn't our strongest week, but even after a mediocre finish, my message to the team was simple: "Good." Moments like this are valuable. They remind us that we must continue to train harder and smarter to be fully prepared for our next event. The conditions were challenging and windy, but ultimately our short games held us back. We didn't capitalize on key birdie opportunities. Over the next 11 days, we will place a strong emphasis on sharpening our wedge play and tightening up scoring inside 100 yards as we prepare for the Darius Rucker. We depart for South Carolina in 10 days for another elite field competing against some of the best teams in the country. We're looking forward to the opportunity and the growth that comes with it."
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