Randolph-Macon College Women's Golf

Albaugh is the Director of Instruction at Magnolia Green Golf Club in Moseley, Va. In four years with the Yellow Jackets, Albaugh has coached the team to a Top-30 GolfStat ranking among Division III schools, 14 Top-5 team finishes in tournaments and two ODAC crowns (2013 and 2014). For her efforts, she has garnered ODAC Coach of the Year accolades twice. In 2013, Albaugh was ranked ninth on the list of Best Teachers in the state of Virginia by . In just four years, Albaughs squad has received several individual awards. She has coached a three-time First Team All-ODAC recipient, the 2013 ODAC Rookie of the Year and the 2014 ODAC Player of the Year. Prior to coaching at R-MC, Albaugh led the womens golf program at the University of Richmond. Albaugh helped UR to unprecedented success, leading the Spiders to a fourth-place finish at the 2009 CAA Championship. In 2008-09, the Spiders posted five top-5 finishes, the most in program history. Under the direction of Albaugh, Richmond took third-place at the 2007 Colonial Athletic Association Championship and, with three freshmen in the lineup, guided the 2006 squad to a fourth-place finish in the conference. In her first year, Albaugh took the Spiders into the top-100 of Golfstat's national rankings for the first time in program history. Richmond posted seven top-10 finishes in 11 tournaments in 2005-06, including four top-five finishes, and three times taking third in a tournament. Albaugh joined the Penn State women's program as assistant coach in 2003.  While at PSU, Albaugh was an assistant under head coach Denise St. Pierre. She also served as a head instructor at the Penn State Golf Camps and as an instructor at the Penn State Alumni golf schools. Before arriving at Penn State, Albaugh taught at the Dana Rader Golf School in Charlotte, N.C., a Golf Magazine Top-25 Golf School. While there, she mentored under Dana Rader and Julie Cole, who are two of the top LPGA teaching professionals in the nation. She also served as a teaching assistant for Dr. Jim Suttie, who is ranked among Golf Digest's Top-15 Greatest Teachers and is the 2000 National PGA Teacher of the Year. Albaugh graduated from Methodist College in 2002 where she helped the team to a National Championship as a senior and was named an All-American on the course and an Academic All-American for her performance in the classroom.