SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN'S GOLF LEARN. GROW. BE GREAT. COME BE A PART OF OUR FAMILY. 🤙

The on-campus, 18-acre Huskey/Dietrich Golf Practice facility opened in the fall of 2016. The state-of-the-art complex, is located behind Gamecock Park just down the road from Williams-Brice Stadium and is minutes from the University's main campus with a 400-yard driving range and 10 acres of fairways. The facility features FOUR Tif-Eagle green complexes w/Tif-Grand collars totaling 29,100sqft, TWO 419 bermuda tee boxes, totaling 1.5 acres, TWO wedge tees (1, TIGHT! Tahoma wedge tee & 1, 419 wedge tee) totaling 5,000sqft and a 2-acre fishing pond.

Since 2012, South Carolina and Long Cove Club have partnered to put on one of the nation's premier collegiate events in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate on Hilton Head Island, S.C.

The annual event, which takes place in March, features one of the best fields in the country every year. The field features double-digit numbers of top-25 programs every year.

Country music star Darius Rucker is heavily involved and he puts on a private concert for all the teams after the conclusion of the practice round every year.

An army of volunteers help make everything extremely special. It's also tradition for teams to stay at beach houses in Sea Pines, a gated community close to the course.

The tournament made history in 2022, teaming up with Golf Channel to air the entirety of the three-day, 54-hole event live (21 hours of air time and coverage). It was the first ever all-women's college event to be shown live on the Golf Channel. The 2025 event was broadcast live for the fourth-straight season by Golf Channel who will continue its support of the event and women's collegiate golf going forward.

The Dodie Academic Enrichment Center, which opened in 2010 in the athletics village area of campus, is the primary home for our student-athletes to learn and eat. The $13 million dollar facility houses two large study lounges, three computer labs, 12 seminar rooms, 20 tutor rooms and 21 offices with a full-time staff of academic advisors.

The Dodie also houses a 2,000 square foot kitchen with a cafeteria that seats 200 people. A full-time staff of chefs provides fresh food daily with expansive breakfast, lunch and dinner options for our student-athletes.

The University of South Carolina's campus is located in the heart of downtown Columbia, which serves as the state's capital.

Our great university is part of a select group of higher-learning institutions to earn the Carnegie top-tier designation in both research activity and community engagement. According to national publications like Kiplinger’s Inc., Forbes and U.S. News and World Report, our programs stack up against the best in the nation and around the world.

You are guaranteed to have a one of a kind experience attending our University with a thriving urban community surrounding our campus that has a great local food scene, excellent shopping and an abundance of entertainment options.

Columbia is affectionately known as the "Soda City" by locals, but not because any soda was invented or manufactured here. Instead, the nickname comes from an old abbreviation of Columbia to "Cola."

In 1786 the South Carolina Assembly voted to move the state capital to Columbia, a more geographically, centralized location than Charleston.

Columbia, the largest city in the state, is located in the center of South Carolina at the junctions of Interstates 20, 26 and 77 - it was South Carolina's first planned city (wide streets arranged in a grid pattern) and the second planned city in the United States (Savannah, Georgia was the first).

It is centrally located and you are 2 hours from the coast (Charleston, Hilton Head Island and Myrtle Beach), 2 hours from the mountains (Greenville and Asheville), 60 minutes from Augusta (home to the ANWA and The Masters), 90 minutes from Charlotte and 3 hours from Atlanta.