Duke University women's golf: NCAA Division 1 program in the Atlantic Coast Conference, Durham, NC. Team scoring average 278.8, low player 68.9, 5th player 72.1, 10% acceptance rate. Compare college golf programs on Junior Golf Hub.
Duke Golf is an NCAA Division I program competing in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The ACC is one of the strongest golf conferences in the country, and we are proud to be among its best programs. In fact, Duke has won 2 of the last 6 ACC Championships (2013, 2017)! We strive to be ranked among the top programs in the country every year, and historically Duke Golf is a top 25 team in national polls. Our tradition of excellence and commitment to the development of our student athletes has enabled the program to produce a multitude of All-Americans, Walker Cup participants, All-ACC performers, tournament champions, and successful professional golfers.
Duke Golf’s tournament schedule includes some of the top events in college golf. We compete against the strongest fields possible, including events outside of our region, to better prepare us for the post-season.
We take our tournament preparation seriously, and we aim to provide our players with the best facilities, technology, and coaching available. Duke has its own championship golf course on campus, and located there is the Karcher-Ingram Golf Center which is home to both the men’s and women’s programs. “KI” is complete with locker rooms, coaches’ offices, a study center, indoor putting green equipped with SAM Putt Lab, entertainment areas, a club repair room, and of course a trophy room! The Duke teams use a private training area adjacent to the driving range for their practice sessions. In addition to the ample teeing ground and multiple putting and short game areas, you will find a heated building with 3 hitting bays containing various technologies including Trackman IV, Swing Catalyst, video cameras, and other training aids.