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‘Go beer man!’ Bandon caddies find a favorite at the U.S. Women’s Am

On Friday afternoon along the Oregon coast, a group of caddies gathered at the Arcade Tavern, a favorite watering hole for loopers from nearby Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Wind was howling off the water, and the quarter finals of the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship was screening live from Bandon on a TV behind the bar.

“Beer man! That’s who I’m rooting for,” one of the caddies said, raising a glass of lager as a blond-haired golfer appeared on camera. Several of his buddies returned the toast.

They were referring to Brooke Biermann, 22, of Wildwood, Mo., who was in a taut match against Arianna Lau of Hong Kong. A short while later, the caddies got their wish when Biermann, a recent graduate of Michigan State University, gutted out a 3-and-2 win. 

MSU senior golfer, recent grad advance to final eight at U.S. Women's Amateur

The Michigan State women's golf program is making a big statement on the national stage this week.

Two Spartans have advanced to the final eight at the prestigious U.S. Women's Amateur at Bandon Dunes in Oregon, after each won a pair of down-to-the-wire matches Thursday.

Brooke Biermann, a Missouri native who recently finished her MSU career, went to extra holes in both her matches Thursday, beating Olivia Duan on the 22nd hole in her first match, then edging Cindy Hsu on the 19th hole in her second math. Biermann had a chance to close out her second match with a 2-foot putt on the 18th hole, but she missed it. She bounced back by making a 7-footer on the first sudden-death hole to eliminate Hsu.

Brooke Biermann Facts: 10 Things To Know About The Golfer

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Brooke Biermann had a successful amateur career and is now looking to repeat that in the professional game. Here are 10 things to know about the promising player.

2. She completed her junior career ranked seventh in the AJGA rankings.

3. Brooke attended Michigan State, where her career scoring average of 72.96 was the third best in its history.

4. She competed in the 2025 US Women’s Open at Erin Hills but missed the cut.

5. Her final appearance before turning professional came at the 2025 US Women’s Amateur.

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