QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE ROYALS WOMEN'S GOLF

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Queens University of Charlotte fields its women's golf program from its Charlotte, North Carolina campus, where the institution has operated since its founding in 1857. The Royals compete in the ASUN Conference at the NCAA Division I level, competing primarily during the spring season. With an enrollment of 1,873 students, the university supports its athletic programs as part of the broader institutional mission in North Carolina's largest city.

The program represents one of Queens' varsity sports offerings in the Charlotte metro area, where the institution has established itself as a competitive Division I presence. Spring competition allows the Royals to develop their lineup throughout the academic year before heading into postseason tournaments typical of collegiate golf calendars. The women's golf team competes for ASUN Conference honors alongside other regional programs, with opportunities to advance through conference championships toward NCAA tournament qualification.

Queens athletics continue to build competitive depth across its roster as the program balances recruitment and development. The Royals' participation in ASUN Conference play connects them to a network of mid-major Division I programs across the eastern United States, providing consistent competition and tournament opportunities throughout their spring schedule.

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