BUTLER BULLDOGS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Butler's women's golf program competes in the Big East Conference as part of a university established in Indianapolis in 1855 with an enrollment of 5,763 students. The Bulldogs operate out of Indianapolis, a city with multiple quality golf facilities supporting the program's development and recruitment efforts. As a Division I-FCS program, Butler fields a competitive roster competing primarily during the spring season against conference opponents and regional tournaments throughout the academic year.

Competing within the Big East Conference places Butler among regionally strong programs in the Midwest and Northeast. The Bulldogs represent one of the smaller Division I schools by enrollment at 5,763 students, which impacts roster size and recruiting reach compared to larger state universities. Women's golf at Butler emphasizes academic-athletic balance while maintaining competitive standards within the conference framework, with student-athletes managing demanding practice schedules alongside rigorous coursework at the Indianapolis-based institution.

KEY FACTS

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BIG EAST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

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• DePaul Blue Demons
• Georgetown Hoyas
• Marquette Golden Eagles
• Providence Friars
• Seton Hall Pirates
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• Connecticut Huskies
• Villanova Wildcats
• Xavier Musketeers

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