STATESBORO, Ga. - The Georgia Southern Women's Golf team invites women to take a swing at the game of golf (or simply improve their skills) at the Southern Women Golf Clinic on Saturday, November 11, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This is the fourth clinic hosted by the team.

Participants will join the women's golf team to learn more about the program and the game of golf from team members Ansley Bowman, Julianna Collett, Autumn Gabe, Ashlynn Joyner, Sarah Noonan, Ella Ofstedahl, Natalie Petersen, graduate assistant Lauren Coe, assistant coach Jenna Wylie and head coach Emily Kuhfeld.  

The Southern Women Golf Clinic is perfect for both new and past clinic participants. The session will include two stations - one at the driving range and one on the putting green where budding and seasoned golfers will receive hands-on instruction. This year, participants will also be able to "play a hole with a coach" and learn about course management and club selection all while supporting the women's golf program. In addition, attendees will get to meet four new team members and the new assistant coach plus hear about exciting program updates.

A light breakfast will be provided as well as a personal tour of the Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center.

The event is only $60 with all proceeds benefiting the women's golf program at Georgia Southern University whose team members hail from England, Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.

The event is open to the public. Register for the Southern Women Golf Clinic today at GSEagles.com/SouthernWomen!

The Southern Women Golf Clinic will take place at Athletic's less traveled facility, Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center,  a 25-acre facility that consists of a team clubhouse,  dedicated practice putting green, three-green short-game area,  two-tiered practice tee,  driving range and three practice holes.

PLEASE NOTE: The event is open to participants ages 16 years and older.? Registration for the Southern Women Golf Clinic closes on Friday, November 10, 2017, at 12:00 p.m.

The Southern Women athletics events are supported by Georgia Southern University's Athletic Foundation and Southern Women. This ongoing partnership between the Foundation and the Georgia Southern Alumni Association provides women of Eagle Nation the opportunity to familiarize themselves with Georgia Southern's 17 Division I varsity sports, the opportunity to learn new skills and meet student-athletes.  Past events have included the Southern Women Golf Clinic and the Night at the Shooting Sports Education Center.


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The Southern Women Golf Clinic is supported by Georgia Southern University's Athletic Foundation and Southern Women.

The Athletic Foundation's (GSUAF) primary goal is to provide the University's student-athletes with the opportunity to compete for a championship ring and earn a college education while developing them as future leaders in their respective communities. The mission of the GSUAF is to provide private financial support for athletic scholarships, facilities and staff enhancement for the University's Athletics Department.  All of the activities of the Athletic Foundation are conducted with the highest regard for academic and athletic excellence and within the guidelines established by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents, conference affiliations and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

The mission of Southern Women is to provide a forum for women of Georgia Southern to connect with one another for personal and professional growth with the objective of encouraging interest and participation by all alumnae in the programs of the University and the Georgia Southern Alumni Association.