Amy Weeks

Coach Weeks serves as Head Coach for the women's golf program at Columbia University.

With over 25 combined years as both an NCAA Division I collegiate golf coach, NCAA Division I athletics administrator and standout collegiate golfer, Amy Weeks begins her eighth year as head coach of Columbia’s women’s golf program in 2021-22. The former Oklahoma State Head Women’s Golf Coach and Associate Athletic Director/Senior Woman Administrator, Weeks joined the Columbia women's golf program as a volunteer assistant coach in October of 2011 and was later named Head Women’s Golf Coach in August 2014.

In 2019-20, Columbia accumulated a school-best 302.5 stroke average (10 rounds) before play was halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Alexis Florio (74.80), Christine Shao (74.90) and Jennifer Wang (75.10) led the Lions before play was suspended in late March.

Sporting another young team, Columbia put together an impressive 2018-19 season. The Lions combined to finish third at the 2019 Ivy League Championship. First-year Jennifer Wang became the third player in school history and just the second first-year student-athlete since Michelle Piyapattra to earn First Team All-Ivy League honors after she finished second at the 2019 Ivy League Championship. Wang led throughout most of the weekend. First-year Alexis Florio led the squad in scoring average (76.18) and sixth place finish at the Wofford Low Country Intercollegiate, senior captain Amy Ding concluded her stellar career with five top-25 finishes including a 12^th place finish at the Princeton Invitational.

Featuring Columbia’s youngest team in years in 2017-18, Weeks guided the Lions to a fourth place finish at the Ivy League Championship while senior Nancy Xu earned Second Team All-Ivy League honors after placing seventh at the 2018 Ivy League Championship. In addition, Columbia took second place at the Picciotto Memorial Intercollegiate and missed claiming the title by one stroke.