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The Southern Conference has published its women's golf standings for the 2026-27 season, an early look at how member schools line up in the sport. Conference announcements of this kind typically give fans and athletic programs a first reference point for the upcoming college golf year.
- 2Women's Golf Team Finishes Seventh At Autumn Harvest▼Women's Golf Finishes Seventh At Autumn Harvest
The St. John's women's golf team closed out the Autumn Harvest tournament in seventh place. The result wraps up the program's latest fall competition, with details of individual scores and the winning team not yet specified. Coverage comes from the university's athletics site as college golf's autumn season winds down.
- 3Marley Zhang Named MIAC Women's Golf Athlete of the Week▼Women's Golf: Marley Zhang Chosen MIAC Athlete of the Week
Macalester College golfer Marley Zhang has been named the MIAC Athlete of the Week for women's golf. The conference honor recognizes her recent performance on the course for the Scots, giving the program an early-season spotlight in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
- 4No. 4 WashU Golf Places Fourth at Tartan Invitational▼No. 4 WashU Golf Finishes Fourth at Tartan Invitational
The Washington University in St. Louis women's or men's golf team, ranked fourth nationally in Division III, finished fourth at the Tartan Invitational tournament. Details on individual scores, the host venue, and which programs finished ahead of the Bears were not immediately available, but the result represents a step down from the team's top-five national ranking.
- 5College golf's scenic Red Sky Classic delivers in photos●Photos: College golf's most scenic stop delivers at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic
The Golfweek Red Sky Classic, widely regarded as college golf's most picturesque tournament stop, has concluded with a new photo gallery showcasing the event. The images highlight both the stunning mountain backdrop and the on-course action as men's and women's college teams competed at the scenic venue, drawing attention from golf fans following the fall college schedule.