GREENSBORO, N.C. – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) women's golf team gears up to compete in The Southern Conference (SoCon) Tournament at Columbia Country Club in Blythewood, South Carolina, from April 20-22.      
      
Course: Columbia Country Club in Blythewood, S.C. 
Par / Yardage: Par 72 | 6,219 yards   
Follow Along: Clippd 
        
THE FORMAT        
The first round will begin on Monday at 8:30 a.m. followed by the second round on Tuesday and final round on Wednesday. 
       
Schools Competing (8)        
UNCG, Chattanooga, ETSU, Furman, Mercer, Samford, The Citadel, Western Carolina, Wofford 
         
LAST TIME OUT FOR THE SPARTANS     

• UNCG concluded the regular season at the North Carolina Cup hosted by North Carolina on April 4, at the UNC Finely Golf Club in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.    

• The Spartans finished the one-day event with a score of 33-over-par (593) with rounds of 293-300 for fifth place.   

• Julia Baeumken led the way for the Spartans, placing in a tie for 12th with a three-over-par (143) with rounds of 72-71.   

SPARTANS THIS SEASON        

• The Spartans opened the 2025-26 season with a seventh-place finish at the Golfweek Caledonia from Sept. 7-9 at Caledonia Golf Club in Pawleys Island, South Carolina. UNCG turned in an overall score of 19-over par (871).        

• Then the Spartans traveled to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to take part in the Blessings Collegiate Invitational. UNCG finished in 10th place with an overall score of 92-over-par (956) with rounds of 318-322-316.       

• The Spartans competed in the Evie Odom Invitational, hosted by Old Dominion from Oct. 16-18 at Princess Anne Golf Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia.     

• The Blue & Gold carded a 42-over-par (882) with rounds of 297-289-296, finishing in a tie for ninth place. Baeumken led the way with a two-over par (212) performance in three rounds of action to finish tied for seventh overall.          

• Baeumken won The SoCon Golfer of the Week on Oct. 22, 2025.      

• The Spartans returned home for the UNCG Collegiate on Oct. 20–21 at Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. UNCG carded an overall score of 24-over-par (885) behind rounds of 298-293-294, winning the tournament for their first program win since the Puerto Rico Shootout on March 4, 2025.     

• UNCG hosted the Advance Golf Partners Collegiate from Feb. 1-3 at the Hammock Creek Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.        

• The Spartans carded an overall score of 35-over-par (899) with rounds of 308-299-292 for a shared second place finish with Lipscomb.      

• UNCG recorded 29 birdies and 166 pars across the tournament, which ranked fourth and second, respectively.    

• UNCG played in the Reynolds Lake Oconee Invitational from Feb. 20-22 at the Great Courses Golf Course in Greensboro, Georgia.    

• UNCG carded rounds of 291-283-301 to finish the three-day tournament in second place with an overall score of 11-over-par (875).     

• The Spartans paced the entire tournament in par fours with a 4.12 average.   

• UNCG played in the Low Country Invitational from March 9-10 at the Indigo Run Golf Course in Hilton Head, South Carolina.    

• The Spartans finished the tournament in fourth place with a score of 59-over-par (923) behind rounds of 313-306-304.  

• UNCG competed in the Mimosa Hills Intercollegiate from March 30-31 at the Mimosa Hills Golf Club in Morganton, North Carolina.    

• The Spartans finished in fourth place in the two-day tournament with a 49-over-par (913) behind rounds of 316-295-302.  

• Chanelle Mwangi, Lulu Leetham, Kasey McIlvaine and Baeumken own four spots in the SoCon's top ten stroke average per tournament.   

• The Spartans enter the tournament with eight Top 10 finishes and are ranked No. 113 in the Clippd rankings.  

2025 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT  

• Furman won the title at 34-over-par (898) after rounds of 295-305-298. 

• The Spartans placed fourth out of the nine teams from the conference at 57-over-par (921) after posting 303-314-304 on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. 

• UNCG finished seven strokes ahead of ETSU (928) and three short of Mercer (918). 

• McIlvaine led the Spartans and tied for seventh at nine-over-par (225) after carding rounds of 74-77-74. 

• Furman's Audrey Ryu won the individual title at even-par (216). 

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UP NEXT        
The team and individual winners of the 2026 SoCon Championship will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.