Annabelle Pancake-Webb, a 24-year-old former star at Clemson, won for the first time on the Epson Tour at the Greater Toledo Classic.
The Greater Toledo Classic was weather shortened to just 36 holes over the weekend, making Pancake-Webb’s finishing score of -9 even more impressive.
Pancake-Webb entered the final round tied with Juliana Hung and Gile Bite Starkute at -5, and was the only of the three to pair that score with a good second round. She did get some strong competition though from Lauren Olivares, who shot the round of the week at 65 and Mariel Galdiano. Both players were out in front of Pancake-Webb and posted -7 scores.
The rally was on for Pancake-Webb, who had birdies on her final two holes to steal the victory at -9.
This is a big result for a player who has played well since the beginning of May, wracking up six top-15 finishes in her last seven events. Three of those have been top-five finishes and five of them top 10s.
Pancake-Webb now sits at No. 2 in the Race for the Card Standings behind Lauren Olivares. This is Pancake-Webb’s second year on Tour and has been much stronger overall after she missed eight cuts and had just one top 10 in 17 starts in 2025.
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