Creighton University Women's Golf

Debbie Conry enters her 33rd season as head coach of the women’s golf program in 2025-26. Hired on July 25, 1993, she is the longest tenured active head coach at Creighton.. Over the years, Conry’s teams have shown strong commitment to academics while also representing their program and institution with the utmost respect. That dedication and persistence paid off in 2021-22, as Conry was named BIG EAST Coach of the Year and the Bluejays had their first postseason qualifier to NCAA Regionals. She added another major award in May of 2025 when she was recognized with Creighton's prestigious Leader for Life Award. In addition to an extensive travel schedule of meets all over the Midwest, Conry’s teams practice at some of Omaha’s finest courses. Oak Hills Country Club, Happy Hollow Country Club, Shoreline Golf Club and Platteview Country Club all host Creighton practices on a regular basis. The McGraw Family Indoor Golf Facility opened in February of 2025, giving the golf program a long-needed indoor facility to help the program make strides during the winter months. On the course, CU is golfing better than ever. Since joining the BIG EAST in 2013 CU has shaved more than 30 strokes off its team scoring average, going from 334.3 (in 2013-14) to 304.24 (in 2022-23). Creighton's 2024-25 team saw a youth movement, with three freshmen, four sophomores and a junior transfer. CU matched its best finish ever at the BIG EAST Championship, tying for third place, as sophomore Katharine Marsh