Miami's Scarlett Schremmer Sets Scoring Record at Red Sky Classic

By Staff Writer

September 25, 2026

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Scarlett Schremmer at the Red Sky Classic

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Key takeaways

Scarlett Schremmer won the 2026 Red Sky Classic at 17-under 199, breaking the tournament scoring record by four shots.
The Miami sophomore closed with a final-round 6-under 66 and had 19 birdies against two bogeys for the week.
It was her fourth victory in as many months and her second win of the season.
Pepperdine's Eunseo Choi finished second, three shots back.

Miami sophomore Scarlett Schremmer won the 2026 Golfweek Red Sky Classic on Wednesday at Red Sky Golf Club's Fazio Course, closing with a 6-under 66 to finish at 17-under 199 and break the tournament scoring record by four shots.

How did Schremmer close out the win?

Schremmer birdied five of her final seven holes, including a 72-foot putt on the 10th hole. On the par-5 18th, she hit a 5-wood more than 300 yards before making a 5-footer for birdie to seal the record-setting round. For the week, she made 19 birdies against just two bogeys, playing the par 5s in 9 under and the par 4s in 6 under.

The win is Schremmer's second of the season and her fourth in as many months. She sat out the spring season after transferring from Texas A&M last fall and played only two events as a freshman before returning to competitive golf this summer.

Schremmer's four-shot record wasn't just a career-best week — it capped a fourth win in four months.

Pepperdine's Eunseo Choi finished second, three shots back. LSU's Ryleigh Knaub and USC's Jasmine Koo tied for fourth at 13 under, and Pepperdine's Grace Anderson carded an 8-under 64, the second-best round in Red Sky Classic history, to finish tied for fifth.

"The course fit my eye well," Schremmer said afterward.