Chicago State University Women's Golf

Chicago State University women's golf: NCAA Division 1 program in the Northeast Conference, Chicago, IL. Team scoring average 313.9, low player 75.7, 5th player 79.2, 77% acceptance rate. Compare college golf programs on Junior Golf Hub.

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Program overview

Chicago State University is a member of the Northeast Conference. My name is Coach Jean Macon. I was hired as the Director of Golf over men's and women's golf program on March 1, 2024. My coaching Philosophy is simple, I can make you a better player but what is most important is being a better person and student. The following is an overview of our program:

Strength & Conditioning: 3 times a week

Short Game Practice: 4 times a week

Long Game Practice: 4 times a week

Course Management: 4 times a week

Coach Macon Lab: 1 a week

5-6 tournaments played per semester

Academics is extremely important on the golf team and take priority over practice and competition. We have a team study hall once a week and freshmen are required to complete 6 hours of study hall per week.

Harborside International is the best practice facility and golf complex in Chicago. Harborside is our home course and features two, eighteen-hole courses. The short game range is the perfect place to hone your pitching, chipping and putting.

I recruit players that love the game of golf and want to grow as an Individual and team player. When you play for Coach Macon your education is my first concern then your golf swing. Ultimately here at CSU, we want to graduate productive and inspired members of society motivated to chase their dreams.

If you have interest in playing golf for CSU, please reach out. Call Coach Macon at 773-995-3660 or Email hmacon20@csu.edu to discuss opportunities. Looking for 2025/26 Student Athletes to play golf at Chicago State University! Also looking to specifically recruit more African American players! CSU is part of The Black College Golf Coaches Association and Participate in many HBCU's Events. Open to all players that have a passion for the game!

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