Methodist University Women's Golf

Methodist University women's golf: NCAA Division 3 program in the USA South Athletic Conference, Fayetteville, NC. Team scoring average 284.0, low player 71.4, 5th player 71.6, 57% acceptance rate. Compare college golf programs on Junior Golf Hub.

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Program overview

Success has been synonymous with Methodist Golf for decades. With 11 NCAA National Championships, most recently in 2015, the Monarchs boast the second most in Division III history.

Another 14 times the Monarchs have finished in either second or third place, and under Head Coach Steve Conley, MU has finished in the Top 7 at the NCAA Championships 29 times in 30 years.

Over the course of its illustrious history, the Methodist men's golf team has seen 62 players accumulate a total of 105 All-America citations, including 27 players who earned awards since 2000. In addition, 16 different players have been named Scholar All-Americans a total of 19 times.

Located on the campus of Methodist University is a 17-acre practice facility with target landing areas and several short game practice areas. The double-ended range has stations for 55 golfers including the renovated Krick Teaching and Technology Center featuring four hitting bays. Also on campus, is a challenging 18-hole private golf course which is only for the PGA Golf Management Program and Golf Team members.

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