ST. GEORGE, Utah - Three rounds of 18 holes wasn't enough golf for Haley Dunn (Layton, UT/Layton) as the senior birdied a one-hole playoff to win the 2015 Pacific West Women's Golf Championship.

Down one stroke on the 18th hole, Dunn made par after a shot to get her out of the bunker and put her within striking distance at the hole. She putted for par while Cal Baptist's Tina Yang had a putt for par come up short for a bogey to set up the tie. Dunn finished her 18 holes with a 74, totaling 220 for her three days.

Using the 17th hole as the start of the sudden-death playoff, Dunn's second shot landed just a few feet shy of the pin to set up a birdie attempt on the par-4. Yang had to make a putt from just on the edge of the green about 20 feet away and missed to the left. 

Dunn was able to make the short putt to give her a second individual title after winning it in 2013. Her finish helped give Dixie State a second-place overall finish.

The Red Storm put together a combined 934, edging Academy of Art's 935 for second place. Cal Baptist took an early lead and never looked back, winning the PacWest Team Championship with a 900 total score.

Brittney Bisgrove (McKinleyville, CA/Arcata) finished tied for seventh after today's 81. Cobair Collinsworth (Sandy, UT/Brighton) improved in the final round to a 76 after shooting in the 80's her first two rounds. She took 16th overall.

Coming in right behind Collinsworth, Shelby Madden (Iroquois Falls, Ontario Canada/Iroquois) posted a 79 for a 242 total for 17th, one back of Collinsworth's 241.

Hannah Folks (Saint George, UT/Desert Hills) played her best golf of the tournament with an 85 to finish the third round and took 32nd overall.

Dunn will represent the Red Storm at the NCAA West Regionals with Dixie State looking to earn an at-large bid to the tournament. 

COMPLETE RESULTS