GEORGETOWN HOYAS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Georgetown's women's golf program competes within one of the nation's most prestigious academic institutions, founded in 1789 and now serving 20,031 students across Washington, DC. The Hoyas represent Georgetown in the Big East Conference during the spring season, positioning themselves among a competitive regional cohort of elite universities. As a Division I program, Georgetown women's golf operates within the resource-rich environment of a R1 research institution with deep historical roots in American higher education.

Competing in the Big East Conference places Georgetown's program among schools known for combining athletic excellence with academic rigor, a tradition the university has maintained since its founding more than two centuries ago. The spring schedule allows the Hoyas to prepare thoroughly during the fall and winter months before facing conference opponents and national-level competition. Georgetown's location in the nation's capital provides unique opportunities for recruiting and building a program that attracts student-athletes seeking the combination of high-level collegiate golf and world-class academic facilities available at the 231-year-old institution.

KEY FACTS

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BIG EAST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S GOLF PROGRAMS

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