Rachel Heck (born November 22, 2001 is an American amateur golfer. Heck, a native of Memphis, Tennessee started playing golf with her two sisters almost as soon as she could walk, competing in friendly competitions for ice cream.

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Mar 25, 2024 · Rachel Heck, the first woman in Stanford golf history to win an individual NCAA title, announced in a first-person story on nolayingup.com Monday that she will not pursue a...

Mar 25, 2024 · Rachel Heck, who rose to No. 3 in the world amateur rankings as one of the most heralded golf prospects to emerge from Memphis, says she’s no longer planning to play professional golf after her...

Aug 8, 2023 · Among the 156-woman field in the 123rd U.S. Women’s Amateur that began on Monday at Bel-Air Country in Los Angeles, Rachel Heck is teeing it up in the championship for the eighth time—the most of...

4 days ago · Rachel Heck, a former Stanford All-American turned Air Force lieutenant, posted on X a photo of herself in uniform, holding an invitation to this April's Augusta National W omen’ s Amateur.

EVANS, Ga. – Rachel Heck needed a moment to collect herself. The 22-year-old Stanford senior had just played her final nine holes Thursday at Champions Retreat in 6 over and upon exiting the...

Mar 25, 2024 · Rachel Heck is a senior on the Stanford women's golf team, whose impressive career includes NCAA individual (2021) and team (2022) championships, two Curtis Cups (2021, 2022), and eight collegiate victories, tied for the third most in school history.

Former World No.3 amateur golfer Rachel Heck says she has "come to realize" that it is no longer her dream to play professional golf and that she will remain an amateur indefinitely.

Mar 25, 2024 · As Rachel Heck nears the end of her college golf career, she has decided that the LPGA isn’t for her.