The College of Wooster Women's Golf

The College of Wooster women's golf: NCAA Division 3 program in the North Coast Athletic Conference, Wooster, OH. Team scoring average 305.3, low player 77.0, 5th player 78.0, 58% acceptance rate. Compare college golf programs on Junior Golf Hub.

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The College of Wooster Fighting Scots are an NCAA D-III program in the ultra-competitive North Coast Athletic Conference. Our season finds us competing most often in OH, PA, and IN, with select events in MI and KY on occasion. Our March trip finds us in FL, GA, and the Carolinas over a two week span.

We have an impressive array of outdoor facilities, including our own campus 9-hole course that has range, putting, and wedge range areas. Our home course is Wooster C.C. (just blocks from campus), which has the pedigree of having hosted the NCAA D-III National Championship three times.

Our indoor facilities include vast hitting spaces in the recently added 122,00 sq ft Scot Center. Dedicated locker rooms are complemented by a simulator room that has a Foresight simulator and the V1 coaching system.

Coach Danch is a Quarter Century Club PGA Professional. He has been in the golf business for 30 years, including the last 24 as Wooster’s Head Men’s Coach and Director of Instruction. Coach Danch has 5 aces and a career low score of 63, helping to give him a robust repertoire of coaching skills to offer his players.

Wooster is a top private national liberal arts college, ranking 66th in the most recent year’s rankings by US News & World Reports. Our “senior capstone” program is yearly ranked right behind Princeton’s. We like to call ourselves America’s finest college for mentored undergraduate research.

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