AUBURN AUBURN WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Auburn University's women's golf program competes within the SEC, one of college sports' most competitive conferences, representing the institution's 34,195-student body in Auburn, Alabama. Established as a university in 1856, Auburn has developed its athletics program into a nationally recognized powerhouse across multiple sports, with women's golf contributing to that legacy at the Division I-FBS level. The Tigers compete during the spring season, aligning with the traditional college women's golf calendar that culminates in NCAA Tournament competition.

Competing in the Southeastern Conference places Auburn's women's golfers among elite programs nationally, as the SEC consistently produces tournament contenders and individual All-Americans. The program trains at Auburn's home venue, where student-athletes develop their skills while managing the demands of competing against conference opponents like Alabama, Georgia, and Vanderbilt. With a roster of dedicated student-athletes, Auburn women's golf maintains standards expected within one of college sports' premier athletic conferences, balancing competitive excellence with the academic mission of a major research university.

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SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• Louisiana State Louisiana State
• Mississippi State Mississippi State
• Texas A&M University, College Station Texas A&M University, College Station
• Alabama Alabama
• Arkansas Arkansas
• Florida Florida
• Georgia Georgia
• Kentucky Kentucky
• Mississippi Mississippi
• Missouri Missouri
• Oklahoma Oklahoma
• South Carolina South Carolina
• Tennessee Tennessee
• Texas at Austin Texas at Austin
• Vanderbilt Vanderbilt

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