NAIA Women’s Golf allows student-athletes to compete in collegiate golf while earning an education that prepares them for success beyond the course. With programs across North America, the NAIA offers competitive golf opportunities, athletic scholarships, and recruiting pathways for golfers looking to continue their careers at the collegiate level.
NAIA Women’s Golf programs combine individual performance with team competition, creating an environment where precision, consistency, and course management are essential. From fall invitationals to spring conference championships, every round contributes to the journey toward the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship, where the nation’s top collegiate golfers compete for a national title.
NAIA Women’s Golf has helped develop standout athletes who earned national recognition and elevated the sport, including Maddi Kamas, who led the NAIA in scoring average, along with Casara Hong and Kelly Hellman. More than scores, the NAIA experience is about discipline, growth, and competing with purpose The Right Way to Play®.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – British Columbia held on to the No. 1 spot in the final fall edition of the 2026-27 NAIA Women’s Golf Coaches’ Top 25 Rating, despite a charge from Southeastern (Fla.), which collected a rating-high seven first-place votes. British Columbia finished with 443 points and three first-place votes, edging Southeastern’s 436 points. […]
