GEORGE WASHINGTON REVOLUTIONARIES MEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

George Washington University, founded in 1821 and situated in the nation's capital with 24,500 students, competes in the Atlantic 10 Conference during a spring competitive season. The Revolutionaries program represents one of the oldest institutions in American higher education, competing within a conference that spans the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. As a Division I program, the team balances the demands of collegiate golf against the academic rigor of a research-focused urban university in Washington, DC.

Competing during the spring season, George Washington's golfers participate in the Atlantic 10 Conference schedule alongside programs from universities across multiple states. The team utilizes home venue facilities while traveling throughout the region to face conference competitors. Men's golf at George Washington operates under a coaching staff committed to developing student-athletes who excel both on the course and in the classroom, maintaining the standards expected of a university with deep roots in American educational tradition dating back nearly two centuries.

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