Emily Glaser

Biography

Emily Glaser is entering her 14th season guiding the University of Florida’s women’s golf program. Announced as UF’s head coach on June 8, 2012, the former LPGA Tour player and collegiate All-American has brought experience as a student-athlete, coach and professional with an attitude for winning that has followed her at each stop along her career path. Last season (2024-25), a young Gators squad laid the ground work behind five tournament victories, a runner-up finish at the SEC Championship, T3 at NCAA Regionals and advancing to the NCAA National Championships for the first time since 2019. Individually, freshman Jessica Guiser won the Gators Invitational becoming the second UF freshman to earn medalist honors at the 53rd Gators Invitational while Glaser was tabbed to the WGCA National Coach of the Year Watch List. Closing out the successful season on a strong note and momentum into next season, redshirt-freshman Addison Klonowski finished T24 with a final round of 2-under for the best best finish by a UF freshman golfer at the NCAA National Championships since Tiffany Chuddy (T16) in 2005. The Gators qualified for the National Championships for the first time since 2019 behind sophomore Paula Francisco's runner-up finish with a 54-hole score of 4-under 209 at the Charlottesville Regional, as she was just one shot behind medalist honors. Francisco led through the first two rounds and opened her second start in regionals with a career-low 4-under 67, her second of the postse