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Savannah State University is Georgia's oldest public historically Black university, founded in 1890 as the Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youth. Located on Savannah's waterfront, it offers bachelor's and master's degrees in business, sciences, education, and liberal arts. Highlights include HBCU pride, NCAA Division II Tigers athletics, maritime academy, coastal research, and strong community legacy.

State

Georgia

Student Population

2,945

Acceptance Rate

46%

GPA Range

2.5-3.2

SAT Range

810-990

Common Majors

Biology, business, criminal justice, psychology, computer science

"SSU's Tiger pride ignites HBCU family on our scenic waterfront campus. Off-campus, Savannah's historic squares, River Street eats, and Tybee beaches recharge; students love small classes, spirited games, Greek life, cultural festivals, mentorship, and empowering legacy that launches Black excellence."

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 2

Tuition (no scholarship)

$16,218

Conference

Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

74

Avg Women's Scores

92

Men's Team Notes

Savannah State women’s golf typically scores in the 90s per round, with several players carding in the 80s and 90s and occasional scores in the 70s. The Lady Tigers compete in multi‑round tournaments, working to lower their average and improve their position through more consistent counting‑round play.

Women's Team Notes

Savannah State men’s golf posts team totals around 310–315 per 18 holes, with several players carding in the 70s and others in the 80s. The Tigers compete in multi‑round events, regularly finishing near the top of mid‑level fields and showing solid counting‑round consistency and tournament‑experience growth.

Coaches

Men's Coach

Christopher Miller

Women's Coach

Christopher Miller

Men's Email

millerch@savannahstate.edu

Women's Email

millerch@savannahstate.edu

Men's Coach Bio

Christopher Miller heads Savannah State men's golf within SIAC competition, guiding Tigers through Southeast schedules including SCAD Fall Dual, Savannah State Spring Invitational (3rd place), and SIAC Championship (5th). As Golf Program Manager from Savannah base, he develops HBCU talent targeting postseason while hosting key events at local courses.

Women's Coach Bio

Christopher Miller leads Savannah State women's golf alongside men's program in SIAC, fostering unified development at this HBCU. His oversight emphasizes competitive growth through shared regional invitationals like Cherokee Valley Bash and HBCU Golf Championship, prioritizing academic success and team performance from Savannah facilities.

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