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Florida State junior Charlotte Heath (First-Team) and freshman Lottie Woad (Second-Team) have earned All-American honors for the 2023 season as selected by the writers and editors of Golfweek. Heath is now a consensus First-team All-American as she earned the top honor from both the Women’s Golf Coaches Association, while Woad was selected a First-Team All-American by the WGCA and a Second-Team All-American by Golfweek.
Both Heath and Woad earned All-ACC honors – Heath for third time and Woad for the first time in their careers. Heath was also a finalist for the ANNIKA Award as the National Player of the Year while Woad was selected as both the ACC Freshman of the Year and the National Freshman of the Year (co).
“It’s great for both Charlotte and Lottie to be named All-Americans by both the WGCA and Golfweek,” said Head Coach Amy Bond. “Both Charlotte and Lottie are outstanding golfers and even better people. Our program is blessed to have both players as student-athletes at Florida State. And the best thing – both golfers will be back in our lineup in 2023-24 as our program continues to reach new heights in the ACC and nationally.”
Heath is one of nine players in the nation—and one of only two from the ACC, who was selected as a First-Team All-American by both the WGCA and Golfweek this season. She finished the 2023 season with a career-low and team-leading 70.56 stroke average, her first career individual win, and with eight top-10 finishes in Florida State’s 11 matches during the fall and spring events.
Heath is a five-time All-American selection (Honorable Mention by Golfweek in 2021 and 2022, Honorable Mention by the WGCA in 2022, and First-Team by the WGCA and Golfweek in 2023). She is also a three-time All-ACC selection (2021, 2022, 2023).
Woad, only a freshman, earned All-American First-Team honors by the WGCA and Second-Team honors by Golfweek, All-ACC honors, All-NCAA Raleigh Regional Honors, and was ACC and National Freshman of the Year (co) as she completed her first collegiate season as one of the most decorated players in the nation.
Woad finished with a 71.06 stroke average (fourth-best in school history for a single season), won two individual championships and finished in the top-10 of the individual standings in 10 of 11 events. She tied the school-record with her low round score of 65 in the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic.
Florida State and Wake Forest are the only two ACC teams with multiple players who earned All-American First or Second team honors.
Florida State earned a cumulative team GPA of 3.560 in the spring season with four players (Madison Hewlett, Alice Hodge, Kayla Williams, and Katherine Cook) named to the Academic Dean’s List.
Golfweek First-Team All-Americans
Charlotte Heath, Florida State
Jenny Bae, Georgia
Zoe Campos, UCLA
Hannah Darling, South Carolina
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest
Andrea Lignell, Ole Miss
Ingrid Lindblad, LSU
Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State
Amanda Sambach, Virginia
Rose Zhang, Stanford
Golfweek Second-Team All-Americans
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn, Iowa State
Sadie Englemann, Stanford
Sera Hasegawa, Baylor
Maddison Hinson-Tolchard, Oklahoma State
Jennie Park, Texas A&M
Megan Schofill, Auburn
Latanna Stone, LSU
Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest
Crystal Wang, Illinois
Golfweek Third-Team All-Americans
Kajsa Arwefjall, San Jose State
Amari Avery, USC
Laney Frye, Kentucky
Lion Higo, Pepperdine
Carolina Lopez-Chacarra, Wake Forest
Patricie Mackova, Maryland
Ashley Menne, Arizona State
Celina Sattelkau, Vanderbilt
Chiara Tamburlini, Ole Miss
Mirabel Ting, Augusta
Golfweek Honorable All-Americans
Carla Bernat, Tulane
Phoebe Brinker, Duke
Jensen Castle, Kentucky
Mathilde Claisse, South Carolina
Annabell Fuller, Florida
Megha Ganne, Stanford
Sophie Guo, Texas
Jo Hua Hung, Georgia
Mackenzie Lee, SMU
Hannah Levi, Mississippi State
Hsin-Yu (Cynthia) Lu, Oregon
Caitlyn Macnab, TCU
Caley McGinty, Ohio State
Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest
Silje Ohma, Baylor
Ashleigh Park, Oregon
Catherine Park, USC
Kelly Sim, Northwestern
Jeneath Wong, Pepperdine
Michelle Zhang, SMU
Florida State junior Charlotte Heath (First-Team) and freshman Lottie Woad (Second-Team) have earned All-American honors for the 2023 season as selected by the writers and editors of Golfweek. Heath is now a consensus First-team All-American as she earned the top honor from both the Women’s Golf Coaches Association, while Woad was selected a First-Team All-American by the WGCA and a Second-Team All-American by Golfweek.
Both Heath and Woad earned All-ACC honors – Heath for third time and Woad for the first time in their careers. Heath was also a finalist for the ANNIKA Award as the National Player of the Year while Woad was selected as both the ACC Freshman of the Year and the National Freshman of the Year (co).
“It’s great for both Charlotte and Lottie to be named All-Americans by both the WGCA and Golfweek,” said Head Coach Amy Bond. “Both Charlotte and Lottie are outstanding golfers and even better people. Our program is blessed to have both players as student-athletes at Florida State. And the best thing – both golfers will be back in our lineup in 2023-24 as our program continues to reach new heights in the ACC and nationally.”
Heath is one of nine players in the nation—and one of only two from the ACC, who was selected as a First-Team All-American by both the WGCA and Golfweek this season. She finished the 2023 season with a career-low and team-leading 70.56 stroke average, her first career individual win, and with eight top-10 finishes in Florida State’s 11 matches during the fall and spring events.
Heath is a five-time All-American selection (Honorable Mention by Golfweek in 2021 and 2022, Honorable Mention by the WGCA in 2022, and First-Team by the WGCA and Golfweek in 2023). She is also a three-time All-ACC selection (2021, 2022, 2023).
Woad, only a freshman, earned All-American First-Team honors by the WGCA and Second-Team honors by Golfweek, All-ACC honors, All-NCAA Raleigh Regional Honors, and was ACC and National Freshman of the Year (co) as she completed her first collegiate season as one of the most decorated players in the nation.
Woad finished with a 71.06 stroke average (fourth-best in school history for a single season), won two individual championships and finished in the top-10 of the individual standings in 10 of 11 events. She tied the school-record with her low round score of 65 in the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic.
Florida State and Wake Forest are the only two ACC teams with multiple players who earned All-American First or Second team honors.
Florida State earned a cumulative team GPA of 3.560 in the spring season with four players (Madison Hewlett, Alice Hodge, Kayla Williams, and Katherine Cook) named to the Academic Dean’s List.
Golfweek First-Team All-Americans
Charlotte Heath, Florida State
Jenny Bae, Georgia
Zoe Campos, UCLA
Hannah Darling, South Carolina
Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest
Andrea Lignell, Ole Miss
Ingrid Lindblad, LSU
Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State
Amanda Sambach, Virginia
Rose Zhang, Stanford
Golfweek Second-Team All-Americans
Lottie Woad, Florida State
Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn, Iowa State
Sadie Englemann, Stanford
Sera Hasegawa, Baylor
Maddison Hinson-Tolchard, Oklahoma State
Jennie Park, Texas A&M
Megan Schofill, Auburn
Latanna Stone, LSU
Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest
Crystal Wang, Illinois
Golfweek Third-Team All-Americans
Kajsa Arwefjall, San Jose State
Amari Avery, USC
Laney Frye, Kentucky
Lion Higo, Pepperdine
Carolina Lopez-Chacarra, Wake Forest
Patricie Mackova, Maryland
Ashley Menne, Arizona State
Celina Sattelkau, Vanderbilt
Chiara Tamburlini, Ole Miss
Mirabel Ting, Augusta
Golfweek Honorable All-Americans
Carla Bernat, Tulane
Phoebe Brinker, Duke
Jensen Castle, Kentucky
Mathilde Claisse, South Carolina
Annabell Fuller, Florida
Megha Ganne, Stanford
Sophie Guo, Texas
Jo Hua Hung, Georgia
Mackenzie Lee, SMU
Hannah Levi, Mississippi State
Hsin-Yu (Cynthia) Lu, Oregon
Caitlyn Macnab, TCU
Caley McGinty, Ohio State
Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest
Silje Ohma, Baylor
Ashleigh Park, Oregon
Catherine Park, USC
Kelly Sim, Northwestern
Jeneath Wong, Pepperdine
Michelle Zhang, SMU
