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University of Arizona

The University of Arizona is a large public research university in Tucson known for its strong science and engineering programs, vibrant student life, and a sunny desert‑campus vibe. Students often rave about the close‑knit campus feel, the energy around basketball games, the easy access to outdoor recreation in the Southwest, and the mix of city‑like amenities with a walkable campus.

State

Arizona

Student Population

46,000

Acceptance Rate

85–88%

GPA Range

3.5–3.8

SAT Range

1150–1300

Common Majors

business, psychology, communications, engineering (especially aerospace, electrical, and mechanical)

“How the campus feels like a single neighborhood spread out under the desert sun, that the pre‑game rallies and tailgates pull everyone together, that some classes move so quickly you barely have time to catch up, and that the campus energy can feel quiet until you plug into your major or club and suddenly it all feels like home.”

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 1

Tuition (no scholarship)

In-state: $13,300; Out-of-state: $40,000

Conference

Big 12 Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

71.82

Avg Women's Scores

72.45

Men's Team Notes

Wildcats ranked top-25 nationally with 287.28 team average across 36 rounds, securing 2 tournament wins and multiple top-5 finishes. Strong Pac-12 performances led by low-amateur contention and consistent sub-280 rounds fueled postseason regional qualification.

Women's Team Notes

Lady Wildcats posted 289.8 team average with 3 wins including Clover Cup victory, firing program-record 17-under totals. Elite birdie stats from freshmen stars plus depth across 12 events established national contention through balanced invitationals.

Coaches

Men's Coach

Jim Anderson

Women's Coach

Giovana Maymon

Men's Email

jimanderson@arizona.edu

Women's Email

gmaymon@arizona.edu

Men's Coach Bio

Jim Anderson is the University of Arizona men’s head golf coach, leading the Wildcats in the Big 12 Conference. A long‑time figure in collegiate golf, he has guided the program through multiple conference and tournament‑level successes, with the team consistently competing in NCAA‑regional‑level events. Anderson emphasizes a strong team culture, individual‑development, and tournament‑ready preparation, keeping Arizona among the more competitive programs in the conference.

Women's Coach Bio

Giovana Maymon is the University of Arizona women’s head golf coach, bringing a strong national‑level coaching and recruiting background to the Wildcats. A former NCAA‑Championship‑caliber player at Baylor and assistant coach at Texas A&M, she has helped programs reach match‑play and individual‑title contention. Maymon focuses on developing a disciplined practice environment, technical excellence, and mental‑toughness to rebuild Arizona women’s golf into a consistent Big 12 contender.

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