It's time to get to know the 2019-20 Auburn women's golf team. With the Tigers next tournament not until February, we will be sitting down with all eight members of this year's team and asking the hard-hitting questions you want to know.
Next up is sophomore Chandler Rosholt.
1. What is the biggest golf highlight of your career?
Rosholt: Making it to the United States Golf Association (USGA) events I've made it to. I've been to two U.S. Women's Ams, two U.S. Junior Girls', and two U.S. Four-Balls, so I've been to two of each of the USGA events.
2. What made you choose to come to Auburn?
Rosholt: I wanted to go to a big SEC school. Also, on my visit to Auburn my sophomore year of high school, I had a really good time and fell in love with the family atmosphere.
3. Do you have any pets?
Rosholt: I have a goldendoodle named "Brewer" after the Milwaukee Brewers. I was born in Wisconsin, so a lot of my family members are die-hard Packers and Brewers fans.
4. What is the best vacation you've ever been on?
Rosholt: I really like traveling to Huntington Beach, California. The town is absolutely beautiful. There are tons of cool little shops all around, and my family always rents the fat bikes to drive around in the sand. It's about a five-hour drive from where my family lives now, so sometimes it's nice to drive over and enjoy the beach.
5. If you could trade places with any famous figure for a day, who would it be?
Rosholt: Blake Lively because she's married to Ryan Reynolds.
6. What is your favorite place to eat in Auburn?
Rosholt: Taco Mama. Since I grew up primarily in Texas, I'm a big Tex-Mex girl, and Taco Mama is one of the best.
7. If you were stranded on a deserted island, what three teammates would you bring with you?
Rosholt: Brooke [Sansom] because she would make me laugh, Megan [Schofill] because she would have a plan, and Elena [Hualde Zúñiga] because we'd have fun and always be dancing.
8. Are you currently watching anything on Netflix?
Rosholt: Yes. I'm currently on Season 6 of The Blacklist, and I am addicted to it. It is so good. I highly recommend it.
9. What does the Auburn Family mean to you?
Rosholt: It's all about tradition and the love everyone has for Auburn. Everyone is so supportive of Auburn. You can be anywhere in the world and if someone sees that logo, you can get a "War Eagle." I've been at the top of a mountain in Arizona and met someone who looked at me and shouted, "War Eagle." It was one of the coolest things ever.