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The Eastern Michigan women's golf team poses with the national semifinalist trophies at the 2026 NCAA Match Play Championship
Photo by: C. Morgan Engel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images
Savannah de Bock was the flight her ball out of the bunker at the NCAA Championships
The women's golf team (L-R), including Head Coach Josh Brewer, Jasmine Leovao, Savannah de Bock, Erina Tan, Baiyok Sukterm, Mariana Vega, Jasmine Leovao, and Assistant Coach Caterina Don, poses with the NCAA Ticket Punched board after earning a berth into the NCAA Championships
Savannah de Bock drives her tee shot down the fairway at the 2026 MAC Championships at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock sinks a put on No. 18 at Firestone Country Club to close her second round of play at the 2026 MAC Championships in Akron, Ohio
Savannah de Bock holds her follow through after hitting an approach shot into the fourth green at the 2026 MAC Championships at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio
Janae Leovao, Mariana Vega, Erina Tan, Baiyok Sukterm, Savannah de Bock, and Jasmine Leovao sit on the fringe of the 18th green at Green Hills Country Club with the team and individual trophies won at the Silicon Valley Showcase, March 31, 2026
Savannah de Bock tees off at the inaugural GameAbove Golf Invitational in Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.
Photo by: Mogie Adamchik
Savannah de Bock in action at The Southern in 2025
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Josh Brewer congratulates Savannah de Bock at the 2025 NCAA Columbus Regional
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock in action in 2025
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock in action at the 2025 MAC Championships
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock in action at the 2025 MAC Championships
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock posed action 2025
Second Place Team Photo River Landing Classic, March 3-4, 2025
Savannah de Bock in action in 2025
Savannah de Bock in action in 2024
Photo by: Walt Middleton Photography
Savannah de Bock wins the Golfweek Red Sky Classic
Savannah de Bock in action at Chambers Bay, Leadership and Golf Invitational
2025-26 Women's Golf Headshots Savannah de Bock

Savannah de Bock

  • Height:
    5-5
  • Class:
    Junior
  • Hometown:
    Ecaussinnes-d'enghien, Belgium
  • High School:
    Institut de l'Enfant-Jésus - Lycée
  • Prev School:
    Georgia
Statistics & RankingsScoreboard/Clippd (NCAA) | World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR)

Awards & Honors:
2024-25 The ANNIKA Award Watch List (Fall)
2025-26 All-Mid-American Conference Second Team
2024-25 All-Mid-American Conference First Team
2023-24 Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team
2x Mid-American Conference Golfer of the Week
 
In the EMU Record Book:
#1 Career Stroke Average: 72.87
#4 Season Stroke Average: 72.5 (2025-26)
#5 Season Stroke Average: 73.1 (2024-25)
#4 Career Win-Loss Percentage: 79.6%
#1 Single Round Score: 65 (Sept. 24, 2024, in Round 2 at Golfweek Red Sky Classic)
#1 54-Hole Score: 204 (70-65-69 at Golfweek Red Sky Classic, Sept. 23-25, 2024)
#1 72-Hole Score: 285 (71-73-72-69 at NCAA Championships, May 22-25, 2026)
 
EMU: Heading into her third season with the Eagles, de Bock has helped rewrite the history of Eastern golf throughout her first two seasons in Ypsilanti… The first Eastern player to earn a berth into an NCAA event with her at-large selection into the 2025 NCAA Columbus Regional, she helped the team earn an at-large berth into the 2026 NCAA Tallahassee Regional before advancing to the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Championships, where they finished third nationally… She is one of 18 players in program history to win an individual tournament after collecting medalist honors at the 2024 Golfweek Red Sky Classic (Sept. 23-25) where she shot a school-record 204 to win… Entering the 2026-27 season, the three-time all-conference honoree is EMU’s career leader in stroke average (72.87) while ranking first in single-round scoring (65), 54-hole scoring (204), and 72-hole scoring (285)… She also ranked fourth (72.5) and fifth (73.1) on the single-season stroke average charts while her 79.6 win percentage stands fourth on the career ledger… As of July 29, ranks No. 146 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings where she holds a career-best of No. 40… 

2025-26: Competed in 12 of the team’s 13 tournaments on the year, posted eight top 20 finishes, six top 10 showings, and two top five placements, including a third-place finish at the MAC Championships (April 26-28)… Shot even-par 210 at the MAC event to earn MAC All-Tournament honors while posting the seventh-best score in program history and the lowest score in a MAC event by an Eastern player in program history… Named All-MAC Second Team… Helped the team qualify for the NCAA Tallahassee Regional where she tied for 26th at 5-over 221 as the Eagles finished fourth to advance to the national event for the first time in program history… Finished tied for 12th at the NCAA Championships after shooting 3-under 285 to break the school’s 72-hole record… Won her quarterfinal against Angela Heo (Texas), 5&3, to help EMU upset the third-ranked Longhorns and reach the semifinals… Earned an NCAA Top 15 Award with her finish at the national tournament… Posted five 54-hole scores to bring her total to 11 of the top 35 scores in program history… Shot even-par 216 to tie for seventh at the Leadership & Golf Invitational (Sept. 15-16) to help EMU to its second team title in as many weeks… Her 216 was the first of three such scores on the year (Alice & John Wallace Invitational and Florida State Match Up), all of which tie for the 27th-best in program history… Shot 9-under 207 at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic (Sept. 22-24) to finish tied for fifth while posting the second-best score in program history behind her own mark of 204 at the same even one year prior… Recorded 17 rounds (of 37) at or below par on the year, including four rounds in the 60s… Finished the season with a 72.5 scoring average, which is fourth all-time in program history, while lowering her career average to 72.87, the best in EMU history by nearly three strokes… Ranked No. 86 on the final Scoreboard/Clippd rankings after opening the year at No. 98… Played in several international tournaments over the summer, starting with the 123rd R&A The Women’s Amateur Championships at Murifield (Scotland) as the tied for 18th in stroke play at even-par 142 to advance to match play… In match play, she reached the semifinals where she fell to eventual champion Valentine Delon of France (WAGR #66)… Entering match play, de Bock was ranked No. 234 in the world and defeated No. 389 Ina Kim-Schaad (USA) in the Round of 32 (3&2), No. 45 Sara Brentcheneff (France) in the Round of 16 (1-up), No. 34 Arianna Lau (Hong Kong) in the Round of 8 (2&1), and No. 84 Camille Min-Gaultier (France) in the quarterfinals (3&2)… Played in the Hulencourt Ladies Open in Belgium (July 2-5) and finished tied for 71st in the professional field… Capped the summer with a tie for fifth place at the European Ladies’ Amateur Championship in Angsbanan, Sweden, as she shot 4-under 284 in the 144-player tournament…

2024-25: Opened the year as one of 25 players named to the 2024-25 Fall Watch List for The ANNIKA Award, the Heisman Trophy of collegiate women’s golf and capped the year playing in the NCAA Columbus Regional, making her the first woman in EMU history to qualify for the competition… Averaged 73.1 stokes, the lowest in program history and the first lower than 74.5 ever at EMU… Recorded three of the lowest 54-hole scores in program history in the fall, including a record-breaking 204 at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic (Sept. 23-25) to break the previous record by seven strokes… That score gave her the win, making her the 15th different EMU player to claim medalist honors (24th all-time win) and helped her earn MAC Golfer of the Week honors… Also shot 211 at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Oct. 21-23) and the 210 at the Hurricane Invitational (Oct. 28-29) for the fourth and third scores in program history, respectively… Named the MAC Golfer of the Week after the Hurricane event… Finished the fall as the national leader for rounds under par as she broke par in 12-of-15 rounds played… Six of those rounds stood as the lowest in program history, including a record 65 at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic, lowering the mark of 66 by Kelsey Murphy set in 2015… Shot three rounds each in 68 and 69… In the spring, posted a best of sixth place in the Gators Invitational (March 7-9) in Florida while adding five more top-20 finishes… Tied for 11th at the MAC Championships to help the Eagles to third place… Named All-MAC First Team… Overall, played in 13 team events and was the team’s top finisher 10 times… Collected six top-10 and five top-20 finishes on the year… Over the summer, competed in The 122nd Women’s Amateur Championship in Nairn, Scotland (T100) before representing Belgium in two European events… Tied for 54th at the European Ladies’ Team Championship in Chantilly, Fance, before helping her nation to the Flight B title and ninth place overall… Individually, she was 2-1-0, including a 3&2 win over Denmark in the final… Finished tied for 44th at the European Ladies’ Amateur Championship in Frankfurt, Germany, shooting 5-under 287…

GEORGIA2023-24: Selected to the Southeastern Conference All-Freshman team... Was a mid-year enrollee and ranked No. 83 nationally... Last fall, she finished fourth at the World Junior Girls Championships and compiled a 3-0 record to help Europe win the Junior Solheim Cup before joining the Bulldogs in January... In eight tournaments, compiled a 73.95 stroke average with six par-or-better tallies in 22 rounds... Notched four top-20 performances, with a best effort of fifth place at the San Diego State Classic... Finished 23rd at both the SEC Championships and the NCAA Auburn Regional…

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrived as one of the world’s top juniors, who was ranked as high as No. 35 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR)... Ranked No. 21 among European Amateurs when she arrived at UGA... Participated in 98 WAGR events between 2018-23, posting eight victories as well as 46 top-10 and 29 top-five finishes... Of those events, 13 were professional tournaments, including the 2022 and 2023 AIG Women’s Open... Won the 2022 European Ladies’ Amateur Championship at Golf de Saint-Germain in dramatic fashion, defeating England’s Charlotte Heath on the fourth hole of a playoff after both golfers finished 72 holes at 19-under 269... Became just the second Belgian to win the European Ladies Am, and the first in 34 years since Florence Descampe in 1988... Member of winning European teams that won the PING Junior Solheim Cup in both 2021 and 2023... Posted a 3-0 record for Europe, which captured a 15-9 victory in the 2023 edition of the Junior Solheim Cup at La Zagaleta Golf Club in Benahavis, Spain... Was 1-2 in the 2021 Junior Solheim Cup at Sylvania Country Club in Ohio to help Europe secure a 13-11 win over the Americans... Notched back-to-back top-five finishes at the World Junior Girls Championship, finishing fourth in 2023 after placing fifth in 2022... Represented Belgium in numerous international events over the past five years, including the 2022 and 2023 World Amateur Team Championships and five consecutive European Girls’ Team Championships from 2019-23...In five appearances in the European Girls’ Team Championships, notched a best stroke play finish of ninth in 2022 and compiled a 8-3-4 record in match play... Qualified for the 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur, where she tied for 63rd... Notched a runner-up finish at the Spanish Ladies International Amateur in her first appearance of the 2023 calendar... In addition to her win at the European Ladies’ Amateur, also recorded victories at the Belgian International Amateur and the King’s Prize tournaments in 2022... Top finishes in 2021 included wins at the Belgian National Junior and the Belgian International Amateur, as well as runner-up showings at the European Young Masters and the Omnium Classic of Belgium... Played an abbreviated schedule in 2020 due to the COVID 19 pandemic and posted a victory at the Rigenee Junior Open and a runner-up effort at the CJGA World Junior Challenge... In 20 tournaments during the 2019 calendar, produced 10 top-10 finishes including a victory at the Omnium Classic of Belgium and runner-up finishes at the Belgian National Junior and the Grad Prix de Merignies…

PERSONAL: Full Name: Savannah de Bock... Daughter of Laurent de Bock and Nathalie Strens... Journalism major.
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