Scarlett Schremmer DQ'd at LPGA Event Over Yardage Book Rule

University of Miami golfer Scarlett Schremmer faced a major setback after being disqualified from an LPGA event due to a rule violation involving an unauthorized yardage book. Tournament officials enforced Model Local Rule G-11, which strictly regulates the scale and specifications of green-reading and distance materials allowed during competition. The infraction resulted in an immediate disqualification, wiping her scores off the official leaderboard. As a prominent collegiate standout for the Miami Hurricanes playing on a sponsor exemption, Schremmer lost the chance to earn valuable World Amateur Golf Ranking points and compete for top amateur honors. While her amateur status prevented her from claiming official LPGA prize money payouts, the early exit denied her crucial exposure against elite professional fields. The LPGA's strict yardage book policies are designed to maintain traditional shot-making and course-management skills without excessive analytical aids. Despite the administrative misstep, Schremmer is regarded as one of college golf's bright prospects. She will return to NCAA competition with Miami while setting her sights on future LPGA Tour qualifying events.