Long Beach State University Athletics
Women’s Golf Releases 2026-27 Schedule
8/4/2026 4:30:00 PM | Women's Golf
The season begins with the program’s first International competition in Japan.
LONG BEACH, Calif. – Long Beach State Women's Golf has announced their 2026-27 competition schedule, featuring 11 tournaments with a wide variety of action throughout the year.
The season begins with a first for the program, as Long Beach State will head to Japan to take part in the Pan-Pacific University Golf Super League on September 2-4. Hosted by regular Bruin Wave Invitational participant Nihon University, the tournament marks the first time that the program has competed outside of the USA.
The Beach will then return to the Leadership and Golf Invitational hosted by Seattle, before competing in another first time tournament to finish September, the Rudolph Championship hosted by Vanderbilt in Tennessee. Long Beach State will then play in Denver's Ron Moore Intercollegiate for the first time in many years, before heading back to Ocean Course Hokuala for the Rainbow Wahine Invitational.
In the Spring, the Beach is still planning on another dual match with San Diego State before hosting on the first weekend again, returning to Monterey Country Club for the Alice and John Wallace Women's Golf Classic on February 13-15. The Beach will then play in the Bruin Wave Invitational once again, before taking on another tournament LBSU has not played in in many years, the Juli Inkster Invitational which will be played at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco.
The Beach is committed to returning the GameAbove Invitational, co-hosted by USC and Eastern Michigan March 15-16 before closing the season with the Silverado Showdown in Napa and the Big West Championship, hosted this year at The Saticoy Club in Somis, Calif.
Three seniors in Erin Lee, Emma Kang and Alyson Sor return for the Beach in 2026-27 as the Beach gets the season started with a thrilling International trip in September.
The season begins with a first for the program, as Long Beach State will head to Japan to take part in the Pan-Pacific University Golf Super League on September 2-4. Hosted by regular Bruin Wave Invitational participant Nihon University, the tournament marks the first time that the program has competed outside of the USA.
The Beach will then return to the Leadership and Golf Invitational hosted by Seattle, before competing in another first time tournament to finish September, the Rudolph Championship hosted by Vanderbilt in Tennessee. Long Beach State will then play in Denver's Ron Moore Intercollegiate for the first time in many years, before heading back to Ocean Course Hokuala for the Rainbow Wahine Invitational.
In the Spring, the Beach is still planning on another dual match with San Diego State before hosting on the first weekend again, returning to Monterey Country Club for the Alice and John Wallace Women's Golf Classic on February 13-15. The Beach will then play in the Bruin Wave Invitational once again, before taking on another tournament LBSU has not played in in many years, the Juli Inkster Invitational which will be played at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco.
The Beach is committed to returning the GameAbove Invitational, co-hosted by USC and Eastern Michigan March 15-16 before closing the season with the Silverado Showdown in Napa and the Big West Championship, hosted this year at The Saticoy Club in Somis, Calif.
Three seniors in Erin Lee, Emma Kang and Alyson Sor return for the Beach in 2026-27 as the Beach gets the season started with a thrilling International trip in September.
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