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Pedrique, Layla
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Layla Pedrique
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- West Palm Beach, Fla.
- High School:
- Florida Virtual School
Bio
(As of August 2, 2025)
HONORS
2025 FSU Academic President's List (Spring)
2025-26 FSU Student Athlete Advisory Committee (FSU Athletics)
ON PEDRIQUE (CAREER AVERAGE: 76.36 / SEASON LOW: 71)
A future as bright as any Seminole golfer who began her Florida State career during the spring of 2025…committed to Florida State for the class of 2025 and began her career a semester early in February with an appearance in the Moon Invitational…played in six events (the Moon Invitational, the Briar’s Creek Invitational, the Old Barnwell Match Play Championship, the Florida State Match Up and the Brickyard Collegiate) during her freshman season...was a traveling member of the Seminoles’ roster for the ACC Championship, the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and the NCAA Championship Finals…was a counting score member of Florida State’s starting lineup in the third round of the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and helped the Seminoles win the third regional championship in program history…arrived at Florida State to begin the spring semester of 2025 after graduating from Florida Virtual High School in three years…upon her high school graduation, Seminole head coach Amy Bond suggested the she enroll in the spring of 2025 to become acclimated to the university and the golf program…she was inserted into the Seminoles’ lineup for the team’s championship at the Moon Invitational (Feb. 16-18, 2025)…finished in a tie for 25th place in the Moon with three counting scores including a 1 under par 71 in her first career collegiate round…played one season of middle school golf before concentrating on her junior golf career…earned five junior golf victories...earned one win on the 2024 Florida Junior Tour and advanced to the Round of 16 at the 94th Women’s Amateur championship in 2023…a member along with her sister, Marley, of Team Florida, an awards program that identifies the top 40 junior golfer in the state of Florida…has played on the National stage at several USGA events…qualified for the U.S. Girls’ Junior in 2022 and 2023 and the 2023 U.S. Women’s Four-Ball Championship…co-medalist in the 2022 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship with a score of 64…played in the 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur Stroke Play Championship…earned her way into the 2023 U.S. Junior Golf Championship…named the FSU Academic President’s List with a perfect 4.0 Grade Point Average during the spring of 2025..averages 76.36 strokes in five events and 11 stroke play rounds entering her sophomore season at Florida State.
SUMMER 2025
Advanced to the first round of match play at the 96th Florida Women's Amateur at the Indian Creek Country Club in Indian Creek Village (June 12-15)...in a tie for 18th place with a 2 over par score of 74 after the first round of play...her first round score included three birdies...finished in a tie for 24th place in stroke play with scores of 74-75 for a 36 hole total of 149...fell 4&3 to Madison Moman in the match play round of 32 on June 13...carded a 1 under par 71 in qualifying for the U.S. Girl's Junior Championship at the Heritage Oaks Golf and Country Club in Plantation, Fla...in a tie for 10th place with a first round score of 1 over par 73 at the FSGA Women's Amateur Stroke Play championship...in a tie for 26th place with scores of 73-76 and a two-round total of 149 at the FSGA Women’s Amateur Stoke Play Championship...finished in a tie for 10th place at the FSGA Women’s Amateur Stoke Play Championship...carded a final round score of 66 and finished with scores of 73-76-66 for a 54-hole total of 1 under par 215...played in the Florida Women’s Open at the PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens (August 1-3)…carded scores of 84-80 in her two rounds played...
SPRING 2025 (SEASON AVERAGE: 76.36 / SEASON LOW: 71)
Gained incredible experience as a freshman as she played in six events and was a member of the Seminoles’ travel lineup for the ACC Championship, the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship, and the NCAA Championship Finals…helped the Seminoles win the team titles of the ACC and NCAA Lexington Regional Championships and finish in a program-best third place finish at the NCAA Championship Finals…made her collegiate debut as a member of the Seminoles' lineup at the Moon Invitational and helped Florida State win the team championship...scores of 71-73-76 for a three-round total of 4 over par 220 and a career-best tied for 25th place finish in the individual standings of the Moon Invitational…carded an 1 under par 71 in her first career round in the first round of the Moon Invitational with three birdies and 15 holes scored at par or better in her first career round...was in a tie for third place in the individual standings after the first 18 of 54 holes had been played in the Moon...scores of 79-75 and a two round total of 154 and a tied for 65th place individual finish at the Briar's Creek Invitational...helped the Seminoles to the team title at the Briar's Creek Invitational…first taste of match play as she fell to Chloe Kovelesky of Wake Forest by a 1Up score in 19 holes in the semifinals of the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships...the Seminoles fell to the Demon Deacons, 3-1-1...Florida State finished with a 2-1 record at the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships...scores of 80-75-77 and a three-round total of 232 helped her finish in a tie for 42nd place in the individual standings as she played as an individual at the Florida State Match Up…carded a 75 in the second round of the Match Up and was in a tie for 39th place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 155...finished in a tie for 28th place at the Brickyard Collegiate as one of three Seminoles who played as an individual in the event…carded a 74 in the second round of the Brickyard and finished in a tie for 28th place with a two round total of 158...improved her score by 10 strokes from the first round (84) to the second round (74)…played in the third round of the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and helped the Seminoles win the regional championship…totaled a lineup counting 76 in the third and final round of the regional as Florida State finished with an under par team score of 287 to win the third regional championship in school history…averaged 76.36 strokes in 11 rounds and five tournament appearances during the spring of her freshman season.
BEFORE FLOIRDA STATE
Graduated from Florida Virtual School 2024…graduated high school in three years.
PERSONAL
Born October 3, 2006…Layla is the daughter of Erin and Freddy Pedrique…while the initial idea was to take a redshirt season in the spring of 2025, once Pedrique was approached with the idea of playing quickly, she jumped at the chance…made the most of her first spring semester at Florida State as she quickly became a mentee of Seminole All-American Lottie Woad and adapted many of the World’s No. 1 player and her work ethic.
LAYLA PEDRIQUE'S BEST COLLEGIATE ROUNDS
STATISTICS
| Years | Events | Rounds | Strokes | Avg. | Low | Top 10 |
| 2024-25 | 5 | 11 | 840 | 76.36 | 71 | -- |
| Totals | 5 | 11 | 840 | 76.36 | 71 | -- |
HONORS
2025 FSU Academic President's List (Spring)
2025-26 FSU Student Athlete Advisory Committee (FSU Athletics)
ON PEDRIQUE (CAREER AVERAGE: 76.36 / SEASON LOW: 71)
A future as bright as any Seminole golfer who began her Florida State career during the spring of 2025…committed to Florida State for the class of 2025 and began her career a semester early in February with an appearance in the Moon Invitational…played in six events (the Moon Invitational, the Briar’s Creek Invitational, the Old Barnwell Match Play Championship, the Florida State Match Up and the Brickyard Collegiate) during her freshman season...was a traveling member of the Seminoles’ roster for the ACC Championship, the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and the NCAA Championship Finals…was a counting score member of Florida State’s starting lineup in the third round of the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and helped the Seminoles win the third regional championship in program history…arrived at Florida State to begin the spring semester of 2025 after graduating from Florida Virtual High School in three years…upon her high school graduation, Seminole head coach Amy Bond suggested the she enroll in the spring of 2025 to become acclimated to the university and the golf program…she was inserted into the Seminoles’ lineup for the team’s championship at the Moon Invitational (Feb. 16-18, 2025)…finished in a tie for 25th place in the Moon with three counting scores including a 1 under par 71 in her first career collegiate round…played one season of middle school golf before concentrating on her junior golf career…earned five junior golf victories...earned one win on the 2024 Florida Junior Tour and advanced to the Round of 16 at the 94th Women’s Amateur championship in 2023…a member along with her sister, Marley, of Team Florida, an awards program that identifies the top 40 junior golfer in the state of Florida…has played on the National stage at several USGA events…qualified for the U.S. Girls’ Junior in 2022 and 2023 and the 2023 U.S. Women’s Four-Ball Championship…co-medalist in the 2022 U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship with a score of 64…played in the 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur Stroke Play Championship…earned her way into the 2023 U.S. Junior Golf Championship…named the FSU Academic President’s List with a perfect 4.0 Grade Point Average during the spring of 2025..averages 76.36 strokes in five events and 11 stroke play rounds entering her sophomore season at Florida State.
SUMMER 2025
Advanced to the first round of match play at the 96th Florida Women's Amateur at the Indian Creek Country Club in Indian Creek Village (June 12-15)...in a tie for 18th place with a 2 over par score of 74 after the first round of play...her first round score included three birdies...finished in a tie for 24th place in stroke play with scores of 74-75 for a 36 hole total of 149...fell 4&3 to Madison Moman in the match play round of 32 on June 13...carded a 1 under par 71 in qualifying for the U.S. Girl's Junior Championship at the Heritage Oaks Golf and Country Club in Plantation, Fla...in a tie for 10th place with a first round score of 1 over par 73 at the FSGA Women's Amateur Stroke Play championship...in a tie for 26th place with scores of 73-76 and a two-round total of 149 at the FSGA Women’s Amateur Stoke Play Championship...finished in a tie for 10th place at the FSGA Women’s Amateur Stoke Play Championship...carded a final round score of 66 and finished with scores of 73-76-66 for a 54-hole total of 1 under par 215...played in the Florida Women’s Open at the PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens (August 1-3)…carded scores of 84-80 in her two rounds played...
SPRING 2025 (SEASON AVERAGE: 76.36 / SEASON LOW: 71)
Gained incredible experience as a freshman as she played in six events and was a member of the Seminoles’ travel lineup for the ACC Championship, the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship, and the NCAA Championship Finals…helped the Seminoles win the team titles of the ACC and NCAA Lexington Regional Championships and finish in a program-best third place finish at the NCAA Championship Finals…made her collegiate debut as a member of the Seminoles' lineup at the Moon Invitational and helped Florida State win the team championship...scores of 71-73-76 for a three-round total of 4 over par 220 and a career-best tied for 25th place finish in the individual standings of the Moon Invitational…carded an 1 under par 71 in her first career round in the first round of the Moon Invitational with three birdies and 15 holes scored at par or better in her first career round...was in a tie for third place in the individual standings after the first 18 of 54 holes had been played in the Moon...scores of 79-75 and a two round total of 154 and a tied for 65th place individual finish at the Briar's Creek Invitational...helped the Seminoles to the team title at the Briar's Creek Invitational…first taste of match play as she fell to Chloe Kovelesky of Wake Forest by a 1Up score in 19 holes in the semifinals of the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships...the Seminoles fell to the Demon Deacons, 3-1-1...Florida State finished with a 2-1 record at the Old Barnwell Match Play Championships...scores of 80-75-77 and a three-round total of 232 helped her finish in a tie for 42nd place in the individual standings as she played as an individual at the Florida State Match Up…carded a 75 in the second round of the Match Up and was in a tie for 39th place in the individual standings with a two-round total of 155...finished in a tie for 28th place at the Brickyard Collegiate as one of three Seminoles who played as an individual in the event…carded a 74 in the second round of the Brickyard and finished in a tie for 28th place with a two round total of 158...improved her score by 10 strokes from the first round (84) to the second round (74)…played in the third round of the NCAA Lexington Regional Championship and helped the Seminoles win the regional championship…totaled a lineup counting 76 in the third and final round of the regional as Florida State finished with an under par team score of 287 to win the third regional championship in school history…averaged 76.36 strokes in 11 rounds and five tournament appearances during the spring of her freshman season.
BEFORE FLOIRDA STATE
Graduated from Florida Virtual School 2024…graduated high school in three years.
PERSONAL
Born October 3, 2006…Layla is the daughter of Erin and Freddy Pedrique…while the initial idea was to take a redshirt season in the spring of 2025, once Pedrique was approached with the idea of playing quickly, she jumped at the chance…made the most of her first spring semester at Florida State as she quickly became a mentee of Seminole All-American Lottie Woad and adapted many of the World’s No. 1 player and her work ethic.
Spring 2025
| Tournament | 1-2-3 | Par | Total | Finish |
| Moon Invitational | 71-73-76 | +4 | 220 | T25 |
| Briar's Creek Invitational | 79-75 | +10 | 154 | T65 |
| Old Barnwell Match Play Championships vs. Wake Forest | L, 1Up | |||
| Florida State Match Up | 80-75-77 | +16 | 232 | T42 |
| Brickyard Collegiate | 84-74 | +14 | 158 | T28 |
| NCAA Lexington Regional Championship | S-S-76 | S | 76 | T66 |
LAYLA PEDRIQUE BY THE NUMBERS
- Round: 71 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- 36 Holes: 146 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Tournament Score: 220 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Tournament Score vs Par: +4 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Best Finish: T25 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Top 5 Finishes:
- Top 10 Finishes:
- Top 20 Finishes:
LAYLA PEDRIQUE'S BEST COLLEGIATE ROUNDS
- First Round: 71 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Second Round: 73 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025)
- Third Round: 76 (Moon Invitational, Spring 2025) (NCAA Lexington Regional Championship, Spring 2025)
- Fourth Round:
- March 17, 2025 vs. Chloe Kovelesky, Wake Forest, L, 1Up
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