Vanderbilt Women’s Golf | Dores Finalize Schedule

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt girls’s golf unveiled its 2025-26 schedule on Friday, that includes 4 fall tournaments and 4 spring occasions previous to postseason play.

Vanderbilt returns all 5 gamers who featured within the Commodores’ lineup on the NCAA Championships final season – seniors Lynn Lim and Tillie Claggett, juniors Sara Im and Ava Merrill and sophomore Angelina Tolentino. The Dores posted a Sixteenth-place end whereas Merrill completed tied for 14th individually, each marking program bests over the previous decade.

“It literally seems like yesterday that we were talking about our final round at LaCosta and here we are now talking about the start of a new season,” head coach Greg Allen mentioned. “It actually is true that point flies if you’re having enjoyable and I’m having a blast being the pinnacle girls’s golf coach at Vanderbilt.

“I’m probably more excited about the names on our roster than I am the golf courses on our schedule. We have a group of highly competitive young ladies with high standards and good morals and values – and that fires me up.”

For the fourth-straight season, the Commodores open the season within the Carmel Cup on the honored Pebble Beach Golf Links. Vanderbilt took residence the 2024-25 Carmel Cup title. The fall slate continues with the annual Mason Rudolph Championship at Vanderbilt Legends Club on Sept. 19-21.

“We are pumped to start the season once again at Pebble Beach,” Allen mentioned. “We are so grateful for this opportunity.”

The fall concludes with the Ron Moore Intercollegiate (Oct. 3-5) in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and The Ally at Old Waverly (Oct. 20-22) in West Point, Mississippi.

Spring begins with a return journey to the Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 1-3) the place Vandy completed tied for second final season. The Dores then enterprise West to the Alice & John Wallace Classic on the Monterey Golf Club in Palm Desert, California. Two acquainted stops spherical out the common season in South Carolina with the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate (March 2-4) at Long Cove Club in Hilton Head, and the Clemson Invitational (March 27-29) in Sunset.

“I feel like the schedule is a good one that allows us to compete against tough teams on good golf courses,” Allen mentioned. “It gives us an opportunity to get better every time we play and that’s the goal, to learn and grow every time we compete, to get one day better every time we start our day.”

For a third-straight season, the SEC Women’s Golf Championship is headed to Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida, April 17-21. NCAA Regional motion is ready for May 11-13 earlier than the championship returns to Omni La Costa in Carlsbad, California, May 22-27.