Early Spring Classic

The Early Spring Classic is a collegiate women's golf tournament that typically takes place over two days, featuring 36 holes of stroke play competition. The event is hosted by various institutions and usually draws 10 to 15 collegiate teams, mostly from NCAA Division I and II programs, with approximately 70 to 90 individual competitors participating. This tournament acts as an important early-season event, offering teams and individual golfers an opportunity to compete in a structured format that emphasizes stroke play scoring. Teams and players typically qualify through invitations based on regional rankings and previous season performance, focusing on creating a competitive field.