JACKSONVILLE DOLPHINS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Jacksonville University's women's golf program competes in the Atlantic Sun Conference as part of a university founded in 1934 in Jacksonville, Florida. The Dolphins represent one of the few collegiate athletic programs at the Division I level in the Atlantic coast region, competing during the spring season when most programs conclude their fall schedules. Playing out of Jacksonville's home venue, the program draws from a student-athlete pool at the university, which serves approximately 3,500 undergraduate and graduate students across its campus.

Competing at the ASUN level places the Dolphins among programs that balance competitive excellence with regional accessibility. The women's golf team operates under coaching staff dedicated to developing both competitive golfers and student-athletes who meet the university's academic standards. Jacksonville's location provides natural advantages for a year-round golf climate, allowing the program to maintain training schedules that extend through Florida's mild winters when northern competitors face weather constraints.

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