2026 Women's Golf Schedule
REDLANDS, Calif. – The University of Redlands Women's Golf team begins the spring portion of their schedule, announced by Head Coach Jamie Zantua on February 9 at the West Coast Classic hosted by Lewis & Clark College and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) in Riverside at Victoria Club.
That tournament will be the first of eight total events when you include the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) and NCAA Division III National Championships.
Following the opening tournament the Bulldogs play in SCIAC No. 1 hosted by California Lutheran University (CLU) on February 21-22 at Olivas Links Golf Club.
In March they head to Peoria, Arizona for the George Fox University (GFU) Westbrook Village Invitational on March 7-8 at Westbrook Village Golf Club, the Jekyll Island Invitational in Georgia on March 20-22 at Jekyll Island Golf Club, and then at the UC Santa Cruz Invitational in Pacific Grove on March 28-29 at Pacific Grove Golf Club.
Redlands' final tune-up tournament before the SCIAC Championships will be SCIAC No. 2, which they host in Beaumont at Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon on April 3-4.
That tournament and the SCIAC Championships are separated by two days short of three weeks when they play in Santa Anita on April 23-25 at Santa Anita Golf Club.
If Redlands qualifies, they play on May 19-22 just a couple of hours away in Palm Desert for the NCAA Division III National Championships at Desert Willow (Firecliff).
Previous Competitions (Dates, Location)
- West Coast Classic (Feb. 9-10, Riverside): First appearance.
- SCIAC No. 1 (February 21-22, Ventura): The Bulldogs took fifth place with a 624 (321-303).
- GFU Westbrook Village Invite (March 7-8, Peoria, Arizona): The Bulldogs tied for fifth with a 606 (311-295).
- Jekyll Island Invite (March 20-22, Jekyll Island, Georgia): Took 10th after three rounds. Shot a 946 (319-320-307).
- UC Santa Cruz Invite (March 28-29, Pacific Grove): Finished fourth with a 620 (293-327).
- SCIAC No. 2 (April 3-4, Beaumont): Redlands shot a 621 (308-313) finishing third.
- SCIAC Championships (April 23-25, Santa Anita): Redlands bounced back with a strong 284 first round that had them tied for first. The 284 was the second-lowest team total in program history. Over the final two rounds, however, they fell to fourth place and finished with an 892 (284-303-305). That total is the third-lowest across three rounds in program history.
- NCAA Championships (May 19-22, Palm Desert): Redlands will look to build off their fifth-straight sixth place or better finish. In Virginia last spring they went from 18th place to 14th then to seventh and eventually finishing in a tie for sixth with a four-round total of 1,208 (319-295-290-304). Their 585 during rounds two and three are the seventh-lowest total and their 889 over the final three rounds is the second-lowest in program history.
