2026-27 Women's Golf Roster
Roster

Claire Swathwood
- Class:
- Junior
- High School:
- Carmel HS
- Hometown:
- Carmel, Ind.
- Prev School:
- Memphis
Prior to TCU | Memphis (2024-26)
Enjoyed a two-year run in Tennessee ... Notched three top-10's and seven top-10's throughout her tenure as a Tiger ... Started all 21 tournaments across her freshman and sophomore campaigns ... Tallied three sub-70's and 10 par-or-better rounds ... Played the No. 1 or No. 2 in Memphis' lineup in seven-of-10 events in 2025-26 ... Competed to a 537-180-27 head-to-head record her sophomore year ... Posted a 74.0 season scoring average ... Improved her year-over scoring average from her freshman year by 1.8 strokes ....Carded six par-or-better rounds ... Was the Tigers' highest-placing finisher in a team-leading four tournaments, including the American Athletic Conference championship, where she tied for 12th ... Tied for sixth at the Lady Red Wolves Classic to match her best collegiate finish ... Signed for a three-under 213 ... Placed T8 at two-under 214 in the Diamante Intercollegiate ... Finished no worse than 21st in six of her final eight outings ... As a freshman, turned in one top-10 and three top-20's ... Tied for sixth at the at the Advance Golf Partners Collegiate with a score of one-over 217 ... Claimed 15th place at the American Athletic Conference Championships ... Delivered a countable score in 89 percent (48-54) of her career rounds played.
High School
Was a top-500 world junior ... Led Carmel High School to consecutive IHSAA Girls Golf State Championships in 2022 and 2023 ... Twice earned all-state honors ... Teed it up at the Women's Western Junior on three occasions (2021, 2023-24) ... Tied for 13th at the National High School Invitational ... Placed T20 at the Dye Junior Invitational ... Also competed at the North and South Junior Amateur.
Personal
Is a 2024 graduate of Carmel High School ... Daughter of Jason and Leslie Swathwood ... Is majoring in general communications with a primary emphasis in journalism ... Co-founded her high school social media team ... Promoted all varsity athletics programs across all platforms, generating more than 15,000 combined followers ... Became proficient in graphic design through the endeavor ... Was a two-time DECA international qualifier ... Graduated with an honors diploma ... Earned her high school's Thomas Cunningham Memorial Scholarship, given annually to a student who displays exceptional character and involvement in school and athletics ... Her favorite professional golfers are Max Homa, Justin Thomas and Nelly Korda ... Cites her hometown sport performance coach, Michael Christman, as the person who motivates her to work hard ... If given the choice, her preferred superpower would be teleportation, so she "doesn't have to waste time driving places" ... Lists Schitt’s Creek as her favorite television show ... Her biggest golf ick is players with slow routines ... Hobbies besides golf include disc jockeying, cooking and trivia ... Chose TCU for its program resources and coaching staff ... Says the one word to describe her on the golf course is "steady" ... Born Aug. 12.
Enjoyed a two-year run in Tennessee ... Notched three top-10's and seven top-10's throughout her tenure as a Tiger ... Started all 21 tournaments across her freshman and sophomore campaigns ... Tallied three sub-70's and 10 par-or-better rounds ... Played the No. 1 or No. 2 in Memphis' lineup in seven-of-10 events in 2025-26 ... Competed to a 537-180-27 head-to-head record her sophomore year ... Posted a 74.0 season scoring average ... Improved her year-over scoring average from her freshman year by 1.8 strokes ....Carded six par-or-better rounds ... Was the Tigers' highest-placing finisher in a team-leading four tournaments, including the American Athletic Conference championship, where she tied for 12th ... Tied for sixth at the Lady Red Wolves Classic to match her best collegiate finish ... Signed for a three-under 213 ... Placed T8 at two-under 214 in the Diamante Intercollegiate ... Finished no worse than 21st in six of her final eight outings ... As a freshman, turned in one top-10 and three top-20's ... Tied for sixth at the at the Advance Golf Partners Collegiate with a score of one-over 217 ... Claimed 15th place at the American Athletic Conference Championships ... Delivered a countable score in 89 percent (48-54) of her career rounds played.
High School
Was a top-500 world junior ... Led Carmel High School to consecutive IHSAA Girls Golf State Championships in 2022 and 2023 ... Twice earned all-state honors ... Teed it up at the Women's Western Junior on three occasions (2021, 2023-24) ... Tied for 13th at the National High School Invitational ... Placed T20 at the Dye Junior Invitational ... Also competed at the North and South Junior Amateur.
Personal
Is a 2024 graduate of Carmel High School ... Daughter of Jason and Leslie Swathwood ... Is majoring in general communications with a primary emphasis in journalism ... Co-founded her high school social media team ... Promoted all varsity athletics programs across all platforms, generating more than 15,000 combined followers ... Became proficient in graphic design through the endeavor ... Was a two-time DECA international qualifier ... Graduated with an honors diploma ... Earned her high school's Thomas Cunningham Memorial Scholarship, given annually to a student who displays exceptional character and involvement in school and athletics ... Her favorite professional golfers are Max Homa, Justin Thomas and Nelly Korda ... Cites her hometown sport performance coach, Michael Christman, as the person who motivates her to work hard ... If given the choice, her preferred superpower would be teleportation, so she "doesn't have to waste time driving places" ... Lists Schitt’s Creek as her favorite television show ... Her biggest golf ick is players with slow routines ... Hobbies besides golf include disc jockeying, cooking and trivia ... Chose TCU for its program resources and coaching staff ... Says the one word to describe her on the golf course is "steady" ... Born Aug. 12.
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