Furman University clinched the 2025 Southern Conference Women’s Golf Championship, finishing nine strokes ahead of second-place Chattanooga. Audrey Ryu excelled, winning individual medalist honors with an even-par 216 and contributing four birdies in the final round. This victory marks Furman’s 21st league title and secures their automatic entry into the NCAA Regionals. Ryu not only claimed the championship but also received the SoCon Pinnacle Award for her exceptional academic achievements alongside her athletic performance. The NCAA Tournament field will be revealed on April 23.
By the Numbers
- Furman scored +34 (898) over three rounds.
- Audrey Ryu finished with an even-par 216, winning by three strokes.
State of Play
- Furman has won eight of the last ten SoCon titles.
- This year’s championship was held at Solina Golf Club in West Columbia, S.C.
What’s Next
The Paladins will prepare for the NCAA Regionals scheduled for May 5-7, needing to maintain their competitive performance. Ryu’s recent accomplishments are likely to elevate her profile heading into the postseason.
Bottom Line
Furman’s dominance in women’s golf showcases their commitment to excellence, both on the course and in academics. Audrey Ryu’s remarkable dual achievement underscores the potential for further success in NCAA competition.
