Columbia University Women's Golf

With over 25 combined years as both an NCAA Division I collegiate golf coach, NCAA Division I athletics administrator and standout collegiate golfer, Amy Weeks begins her 12th year as head coach of Columbia’s women’s golf program in 2025-26. The former Oklahoma State Head Women’s Golf Coach and Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator, Weeks joined the Columbia women's golf program as a volunteer assistant coach in October of 2011 and was later named Head Women’s Golf Coach in August 2014. Weeks saw three first-years turn the Lions into an Ivy League contender in 2025-26. Rookies, Christine Chang, Sarah Shao and Emily Luo were in the starting lineup all season long and ranked No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 among teammates in stroke average. Chang posted a stroke average of 74.32, setting a new Columbia record, which previously belonged to Jacqueline Chulya (2016-17). Shao's stroke average was also a top 10 mark, ranking sixth all-time at 75.45. The 2025-26 season saw Columbia post three straight Top 5 team finishes to close out the spring. Among them, Columbia finished fifth out of 12 teams at the first More Than Golf Invitational, co-hosted by Columbia and the ANNIKA Foundation at Old Barnwell. The new tournament was designed to provide an exceptional, high-quality golf experience and the opportunity for participants to advance their careers. Columbia concluded the 25-26 campaign with a historically good Ivy League Championship performance. The Lions tied for third, ne

Katie Rudolph is in her second season as an assistant coach on the Columbia women's golf staff. She was hired in March of 2024 and has over 20 years of exper...

Yuki Miyazawa enters his third year as the Associate Director of Sports performance since joining the Columbia staff in July of 2022. Miyazawa works directly...