Baylor University Women's Golf

Jay Goble enters his 15th season as head coach of the Baylor women's golf program in 2025-26, building Baylor into one of the nation's top programs, taking the Bears to unprecedented heights over his decade and a half in Waco. Goble has coached the only 10 All-Americans in program history to 24 different All-America honors. He led Baylor to its first conference championship, first NCAA Regional title, first No. 1 national ranking, and the only three top-10 NCAA Championship finishes in program history. He's led the Bears to 23 team tournament championships and 21 individual tournament titles over his first 14 seasons. Ten of Goble's teams have advanced to the NCAA Championship including seven of the last eight that have been played (2020 was canceled because of COVID-19). All told, Baylor has advanced to 12 of 13 possible NCAA Regionals and 10 of 14 possible NCAA Championships during his tenure. Additionally, Goble has coached 23 different players to 33 total Big 12 All-Tournament Team

Maddie Luitwieler-Caruana joined Jay Goble's staff on June 20, 2024. In her first season on campus the Bears didn't miss a beat, as she played a key role in helping the Baylor become one of just seven teams to reach the NCAA Championship in seven of the last eight full seasons. Primarily walking with Silje Ohma this season, she helped lower the junior's stroke average from 75.17 to 73.43, while walking with her to a career-high five top-10 finishes, including a career-best runner-up at the PDI Intercollegiate. BU's win in Orlando, gave the squad a team win for the seventh-consecutive season, with the Bears' 30-under 834 ranking as the third-best team round in school history. She also helped the team to a strong tie for fourth at the Folds of Honor Collegiate in her first event with the team. The Katy, Texas, native came to Baylor after a season as the director of operations and assistant coach for the 2024 Big 12 Champion Texas Longhorns.