Justine Bayle

Played at the University of Tampa for the 2025-26 season.
Competed in 20 rounds across 7 events during the 2025–26 season.
Recorded an outstanding season scoring average of 74.50, finishing +3 relative to par.
Capped her exceptional campaign at the NCAA DII Women's National Championship (May 12–14), carding a 75-74-72 for a 221 (+5) total to claim a tie for 5th place out of 102 elite competitors (97–4).
Captured co-medalist honors at the World Golf Invitational (Feb. 9–10) with a brilliant even-par 216 (73-70-73), advancing to a dramatic four-hole playoff and logging a perfect 89–0 head-to-head regular tournament record.
Fired a 224 (+8) at the Lady Moc Classic (Feb. 23–24) to lock down another top-10 finish, tying for 9th in a 93-player field (84–8).
Secured a tie for 6th of 66 at the Patriot Invitational (March 16–17) with a 222 (+9) summary, highlighted by an opening-round 74 (60–5).
Turned in a strong autumn performance at the William Beall Fall Classic (Oct. 6–07), matching a final-round 73 to finish tied for 10th out of 90 players with a 229 (+13) total (80–9).
Placed tied for 13th of 49 at the season-opening Seminole State Fall Warm Up (Sept. 8–09), shooting 77-73 for a 150 (+6) package (36–12).
Finished tied for 24th of 74 at the Lynn Invite (March 30–31) after posting consecutive steady rounds of 75 for a 228 (+12) score (50–23).
Closed out the highly decorated year with a dominant 496–61 head-to-head record (.890).

Played in 26 rounds during the 2024–25 season.
Her scoring average for the year was 74.27 (+3).
Recorded five rounds of par or better.
Finished in the top 10 in three tournaments, including a win and multiple top-5 placements.
She recorded her lowest round, a 68 (-4), in the first round of The Patsy Rendleman Invitational.
Lowest 54-hole total was 219 (+3)
Achieved 219 three times: at the LeeAnn Noble Memorial, the Saint Leo Invitational, and the World Golf Invitational.
At the World Golf Invitational, she placed 3rd out of 87 players, finishing with rounds of 74-72-73 and earning 84 head-to-head wins.
Medalist at The Patsy Rendleman Invitational with a 220 (+7) total, finishing 1st out of 38 players.
In the Space Coast Collegiate Championship, she tied for 8th place with a 223 (+7), including a second-round 71.
Tied for 16th out of 71 players at the Saint Leo Invitational, where she shot 72-74-73.
She tied for 22nd place at the Sunshine State Conference Championships, finishing with a 226 (+13).
Her season included a total of 505 head-to-head wins across nine tournaments.