SAN ANTONIO — UTSA head women’s golf coach Summer Batiste has announced the program’s 2026-27 schedule, which is highlighted by the return of a home tournament and trips to five other states and Canada.
The 22nd season of UTSA women’s golf will get underway Sept. 8-9 with The Bruzzy, which will be hosted by North Texas at Trophy Club Country Club’s Whitworth Course.
The Roadrunners then will travel north of the border to compete in the Canadian Collegiate co-hosted by Kent State and Michigan on Sept. 21-22 at Beacon Hall Golf Club in Aurora, Ontario.
UTSA will make a return visit to the University of Denver Golf Club in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, for the Ron Moore Intercollegiate on Oct. 2-4 before wrapping up the fall slate on Oct. 12-14 with the Golf Iconic Classic at New Mexico State Golf Course.
The Roadrunners will fly to Boca Raton, Florida, to begin their spring season on Feb. 1-3 at the FAU Paradise Invitational at Osprey Point Golf Club.
UTSA is back in the Lone Star State for the Texas Golf Throwdown on Feb. 15-16 at The Woodlands Country Club’s Tournament Course.
The Roadrunners then will head to Georgia for the Reynolds Lake Oconee Invitational, which will be hosted by Mercer on Feb. 26-28 at Great Waters Golf Course in Greensboro.
For the first time since 2022, UTSA will host a home event with the Alamo Invitational scheduled for March 9-10 at San Antonio Country Club.
Up next on the docket will be the Coach Mo Classic, hosted by Furman and North Florida on March 29-30 at St Johns Golf & Country Club in St. Augustine, Florida.
The Roadrunners once again will play in The “Mo”Morial, which Texas A&M will host April 5-6 at Traditions Club in Bryan, Texas.
The American Conference Championship is set for April 19-21 at Southern Hills Plantation Club in Brooksville, Florida.
The NCAA Regional round is scheduled for May 10-12 and the NCAA Championship will be held May 21-26 at Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California
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