CARROLLTON, Ga. - Year three of Division I golf is set to begin this fall and head women's golf coach Will Snodgrass announced today his schedule that will see the Wolves compete in 11 tournaments plus the Inaugural United Athletic Conference Championships. 

The new campaign begins the same way as the year prior at the Tiger Classic at Clemson on August 24.  

On September 14-15, the Wolves will be in Paducah, Kentucky to compete once again in The Velvet hosted by Murray State. Last season, UWG finished third in this same event, shooting a final round 291 which at the time set a Division I era record for lowest single round. 

The third tournament of the fall takes UWG to Columbia, Missouri for the Johnie Imes Invitational hosted by Missouri at The Club at Old Hawthorne on September 21-22. 

Next, the Wolves go to another tournament where they made history, competing at the Lady Red Wolves Classic in Jonesboro, Arkansas for the third consecutive season. In 2025-26, UWG used a second-round 283 to set a new 18-hole record while also setting a 54-hole team record in the process and finishing third. 

October 19-20 takes the Wolves to Edisto Island, South Carolina for the Edisto Island Invitational hosted by the College of Charleston. 

After the Holiday break, the Wolves open the spring portion of the schedule on February 1-3 at the UCF Challenge at Eagle Creek in Orlando, Florida. 

Next up is a short trip to Glencoe, Alabama for the Chris Banister Golf Classic. That event takes place on March 7-9 at the Robert Trnt Jones Silver Lakes and is hosted by Jacksonville State. 

The Wolves remain in the state of Georgia on March 21-23, competing for a third consecutive year at the Georgia State Invitational at Rivermont Golf Club.  

A new event on the schedule for the Wolves is the Golfweek/Stifel Spring Challenge. It's hosted by Goflweek Magazine and played at Caledonia Golf and Fish Club on Pawleys Island, South Carolina on March 29-31. 

UWG stays in Georgia once again for the final regular season event, taking on the field at the Brickyard Collegiate on April 5-6. 

The inaugural UAC Championships are set for April 23-25 in Celina, Texas. It will be played at 1876 Country Club, a new venue set to open on Labor Day Weekend of this year.