Top Ranked Wake Forest Women’s Golf to Defend Conference Title in Greensboro

GREENSBORO, N.C. - Seeking to defend its 2024 ACC Championship and claim its fourth conference title since 2019, No. 9 Wake Forest women's golf will travel to nearby Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. for the 2025 ACC Women's Golf Championship.

During the 2024 championship, senior Carolina Chacarra and sophomore Macy Pate were part of the squad that took first place in stroke play to advance to the championship semifinals. The Demon Deacons defeated North Carolina and Clemson in match-play to win the conference title.

Also to note, Wake Forest boasts a strong individual title history with alum Rachel Keuhn securing the individual title in 2024 and Emilia Miglaiccio doing so in 2019.

In the Deacs' last time out as a squad, they recorded a fourth-place finish in a field of 15 at the Charles Schwab Collegiate in Fort Worth, Texas. Most recently, Chacarra and Pate competed at the Augusta National Women's Amateur, where Chacarra shot 210 (-6) through three rounds and placed ninth overall at Augusta National.

This year's championship format features three rounds of stroke play, where the top six teams will then advance to the first round and semifinals of match-play on Friday and the final round on Saturday. The 2025 season features a larger opponent field, with newcomers Stanford, Cal and SMU competing for their first ACC championship.

Wake Forest will tee off hole 1 at 7:30 a.m. with No. 1 Stanford and No. 4 Florida State on Wednesday. Round two will commence that afternoon following the conclusion of round one.

Live Coverage
The 2025 ACC Championship semifinal and final matches will stream live on ACC Network Extra beginning at 1:30 p.m. on Friday. Tony Simeone and Suzy Whaley will be on the call for all matches. Coverage of the championship match will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning.

Wake Forest Lineup
Carolina Chacarra

Season scoring average: 70.54
Season high-finish: 1st, Jackson T. Stephens Cup
Season low round: 66, Jackson T. Stephens Cup

Chloe Kovelesky

Season scoring average: 71.10
Season high-finish: 1st, Lady Bulldog Invitational
Season low round: 67, Lady Bulldog Invitational

Macy Pate

Season scoring average: 73.13
Season high-finish: T2, Charles Schwab Collegiate
Season low round: 69, three times

Anne-Sterre den Dunnen

Season scoring average: 73.21
Season high-finish: 5th, Moon Golf Invitational
Season low round: 67, Moon Golf Invitational

Sky Sload

Season scoring average: 75.43
Season high-finish: T23, Jackson T. Stephens Cup
Season low round: 69, Moon Golf Invitational

Monday Tee Times (Live scoring via Golf Stat)

Sky Sload - 7:30 AM ET with Andrea Revuelta (STAN) and Alexandra Gazzoli (FSU)
Anne-Sterre den Dunnen - 7:40 AM ET with Kelly Xu (STAN) and Amelia Williamson (FSU)
Macy Pate - 7:50 AM ET with Megha Ganne (STAN) and Sophia Fullbrook (FSU)
Chloe Kovelesky - 8:00 AM ET with Paula Martin Sampedro (STAN) and Mirabel Ting (FSU)
Carolina Chacarra - 8:10 AM ET with Meja Örtengren (STAN) and Lottie Woad (FSU)

2025 ACC Women's Golf Championship Seed/Team (Scoreboard Ranking):

Seed 1: Stanford (1)
Seed 2: Florida St. (4)
Seed 3: Wake Forest (9)
Seed 4: North Carolina (12)
Seed 5: Virginia (13)
Seed 6: Duke (23)
Seed 7: SMU (32)
Seed 8: Cal (37)
Seed 9: Clemson (39)
Seed 10: NC State (44)
Seed 11: Virginia Tech (46)
Seed 12: Louisville (47)
Seed 13: Miami (53)
Seed 14: Boston College (78)
Seed 15: Notre Dame (83)

Live Scoring

Live Stats

Course Overview

Sedgefield Country Club - Greensboro, NC
Par 71 - 7,130 yd

The Donald Ross designed golf course at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina opened for play in 1926. Since that time, it has fueled Greensboro's passion for golf and attracted tournament play to the Triad. The par 71 course offers five sets of tees that provide a fun, yet challenging time for golfers of all skill levels. Sedgefield is also home to the PGA Tour's Wyndham Championship.