DUKE DUKE WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Duke's women's golf program competes within the Atlantic Coast Conference as part of a university founded in 1838 with an enrollment of 16,780 students in Durham, North Carolina. The Blue Devils field a collegiate roster competing during the spring season, representing one of the ACC's competitive entries in women's collegiate golf. Duke's program operates within the context of a Division I-FBS athletic department that fields multiple championship-contending teams across various sports, positioning women's golf as part of a comprehensive varsity athletics structure.

Competing in the ACC, one of college sports' most prestigious conferences, Duke's women's golfers face regular matchups against regional and national powerhouses throughout their spring schedule. The program draws from Durham's location in the Research Triangle, an area with strong academic institutions and established golf traditions. Blue Devils competitors work to advance through conference tournaments and NCAA postseason competition, contributing to Duke's overall Division I athletic profile while maintaining standards consistent with the university's emphasis on both academic excellence and competitive athletics.

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ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

• Boston Boston
• Clemson Clemson
• Florida State Florida State
• Georgia Georgia
• North Carolina State North Carolina State
• Southern Methodist Southern Methodist
• Stanford Stanford
• Syracuse Syracuse
• California California
• Louisville Louisville
• Miami (Florida) Miami (Florida)
• North Carolina North Carolina
• Notre Dame Notre Dame
• Pittsburgh Pittsburgh
• Virginia Virginia
• Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
• Wake Forest Wake Forest

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