Throughout most of the year, the Crimson has turned in largely middling performances. And in its last match of the fall season, the trend continued.

The Crimson found itself in the middle all weekend. But it wasn’t necessarily in the fairways—Harvard finished in 12th place in a field of 22 teams, beating out four Ivy competitors.

The Harvard men’s golf team got off to a sluggish start on a wet and rainy day at the Course at Yale, playing its way to a fifth-place finish at the MacDonald Cup this past weekend.

Last year, the Harvard men’s golf team travelled to the Bethpage Red Course in Farmingdale, N.Y., for the McLaughlin and ...

The Harvard men's golf team came in second at the HYP meet, the Crimson's first competition of the year.

The Crimson will take part in the annual Harvard-Yale-Princeton match this weekend, which will provide an early test to a team that has added four strong freshman recruits to a roster that didn’t graduate a single person last year.

Despite dominating its competition at the Century Intercollegiate and finishing nine strokes shy of first place at the Northeast Invitational, the Crimson never quite seemed to get into the swing of things this season.

Each Thursday, The Crimson will compile a series of unique statistics about Harvard's sports scene. Welcome to the Magic of Numbers—without the problem sets. We'll do the math for you.

As the school year comes to a close, Ivy League sports are wrapping up as well. But for Harvard, the ...

They say you can’t win a championship on the first day—but you can lose it. This became all too apparent to the Harvard men’s golf team this past weekend.