The USC women’s golf program has announced a partnership with Forge, adding a new development to the Trojans’ 2026–27 season as they continue competing among the leading teams in NCAA women’s golf.
The announcement, dated October 20, 2026, comes during a competitive fall schedule for USC, which entered the season as the defending national runner-up and began the campaign ranked No. 2.
The partnership gives USC another off-course development to highlight as the program pursues further success in collegiate golf.
USC Women’s Golf Continues Strong 2026–27 Season
The Trojans have already made an impressive start to the season under head coach Justin Silverstein.
In September, USC won the Golfweek Red Sky Classic in Colorado with a remarkable 47-under-par total of 817, establishing a new program and tournament scoring record.
The Trojans finished 14 strokes ahead of second-place Miami, demonstrating their strength in one of the fall season’s competitive fields.
USC followed that success with a third-place finish at the Stanford Intercollegiate on October 18, recording a 7-under-par total of 845.
Those performances have kept the program in the spotlight ahead of its remaining fall competition.
Partnership Announcement Adds to USC’s Season
USC’s October 20 announcement identifies Forge as a new partner of the women’s golf program.
The available information does not establish the partnership’s precise responsibilities, duration or financial arrangements.
Further details will be important in understanding how the relationship fits into the program’s operations and what direct benefits it may provide to USC’s student-athletes.
The announcement comes as partnerships and outside support remain relevant subjects across college athletics.
For USC, the development also arrives during a period in which its women’s golf team is pursuing another national championship opportunity.
Trojans Preparing for East Lake Cup
USC’s next scheduled competition is the East Lake Cup, taking place October 26–28 at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
The event forms part of the Trojans’ four-tournament fall schedule before the program returns to competition in January.
The team’s spring calendar includes the Battle of LA against UCLA, the Therese Hession Regional Challenge, and the Big Ten Women’s Golf Championships.
USC will also seek another NCAA postseason appearance after finishing as the national runner-up in 2026.
What Comes Next for USC Women’s Golf?
The partnership with Forge adds another storyline to a season already featuring strong tournament performances and significant expectations for the Trojans.
While further information is needed to establish the partnership’s full scope, USC’s competitive priorities remain clear.
The program will look to build on its early-season results, continue preparing for major collegiate events and position itself for another NCAA championship run.
With the East Lake Cup approaching, attention will return to the course as USC aims to maintain its place among the leading women’s college golf teams in the country.