University of Louisville Women's Golf

A former collegiate All-American and one of the top all-time players in the state of Kentucky, Whitney Young was tabbed the head coach of Louisville's women’s golf program on July 1, 2019. In her sixth season at the helm of the Cardinals, Young guided them back to the NCAA Tournament as they were tabbed for the Lexington Regional. The Cardinals best round as a team came in the final round of the regional where they fired off an 8-under-par 280 in the final round of the season. The Cardinals came away with a tournament win when they captured The Robbie Tournament victory back in October. Transfer Thienna Huynh finished tied for first at The Robbie for the first tournament win of her career. Huynh finished with five Top-20 finishes, second most on the team behind Carmen Griffiths. Griffiths led the team with six Top-20 finishes and 11 rounds at par or better. In the summer of 2024, Young received a five-year contract extension that goes through the 2029 season. Young was also named to the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame as part of their Class of 2024 in June. In the 2023-24 season, Carmen Griffiths had another strong season and so did graduate student Hana Ryskova. Between the two of them, they totaled nine Top-20 finishes, 30 rounds at par or better and 10 rounds in the 60's. Ryskova had the highest individual finish with third place at the Boilermaker Classic. The par both advanced to the NCAA Regionals as individuals and Ryskova finished tied for 16th overall, her fourth Top-20 f

Tristyn Stasi was named an assistant coach of the Louisville women's golf team in the summer of 2025. Stasi joins the Cardinals after spending the previous three seasons competing on the EPSON Tour. Stasi competed at the University of Illinois for her collegiate career from 2016 to 2021. She finished her career with the Illini with a 73.40 career scoring average, which currently ranks fourth all-time in program history. She earned an All-Big Ten season honor in each of her five seasons with the Illini. She was a first team All-Big Ten in the COVID-shortened 2019-20 season and second team All-Big Ten in each of her other four seasons. She won two events during her collegiate career, including the 2018 Cardinal Cup at ULGC. She shot a career best 6-under-par 210 to claim the title, which is tied for the third lowest 54-hole tournament total in program history. She also claimed the individual title at the Schooner Fall Classic in the fall of 2019. Stasi also competed in two Augusta National Women's Amateur tournaments while she was in college, including the inaugural tournament back in 2019.