Missy Farr-Kaye returns to T-Time to give us an inside look at women’s college golf and how much the landscape has changed since her first appearance in 2024. From the growing influence of the transfer portal and NIL to new eligibility rules and roster decisions, Missy explains what coaches, players, and parents are navigating behind the scenes.
The conversation also goes beyond recruiting. Missy shares how ASU uses statistics and course strategy to develop smarter players, why the U.S. National Development Program is so important, and what it really takes to transition from college golf to the professional level. They also discuss resilience, team culture, personal branding, and why being coachable can make such a difference at every level of the game.
In This Episode:
How the transfer portal is changing women’s college golf
The impact of NIL and the lack of transparency around offers
What recruits should really consider when choosing a college
Why relationships, team culture, and player development matter
How ASU uses statistics to improve course strategy and scoring
Avoiding unforced errors and knowing when to play aggressively
How the U.S. National Development Program supports young golfers
New pathways from collegiate golf to the professional tours
The mindset and resilience needed to succeed as a professional
Why personal branding and social media matter for today’s players
Missy Farr-Kaye is the head coach of Arizona State Women’s Golf and one of the most accomplished figures in collegiate golf. She has helped ASU win NCAA National Championships as a player, assistant coach, and head coach. Throughout her career, Missy has developed elite collegiate and professional players while building a team culture centered on hard work, smart course management, resilience, and having fun along the way.
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