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Tuttle Named To SEC Community Service Team
June 17, 2026 | Women's Golf
ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia's Karoline Tuttle has been named to the Southeastern Conference's Community Service Team for women's golf, the league office announced on Wednesday.
Tuttle is a redshirt junior from Lake Mary, Fla., who joined the Bulldogs' roster last fall after competing two seasons at Florida. She is now a two-time SEC Community Service team honoree, previously being honored in 2024 while in Gainesville.
Tuttle quickly became a leader among the UGA Athletic Association's community service efforts after arriving in Athens. She volunteered to assist with Special Olympics events at both Clarke Central High School and Stroud Elementary School. Tuttle also aided the UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee's (SAAC) "Spooky Dawgs" event, with Bulldog student-athletes hosting participants in the Clarke County Mentor Program for game and activities around Halloween. She is an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes/Athletes In Action and has assisted outreach efforts of those organizations as well.
Tuttle, who is a member of UGA Athletics' LEAD Academy, represented Georgia on the SEC's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in February. She traveled to Birmingham for meetings where the committee Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) engaged with campus leaders and conference office staff. SAAC provides a conduit of communication to the conference office on issues related to student-athlete experience, student-athlete wellness and playing rules.
Tuttle is a redshirt junior from Lake Mary, Fla., who joined the Bulldogs' roster last fall after competing two seasons at Florida. She is now a two-time SEC Community Service team honoree, previously being honored in 2024 while in Gainesville.
Tuttle quickly became a leader among the UGA Athletic Association's community service efforts after arriving in Athens. She volunteered to assist with Special Olympics events at both Clarke Central High School and Stroud Elementary School. Tuttle also aided the UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee's (SAAC) "Spooky Dawgs" event, with Bulldog student-athletes hosting participants in the Clarke County Mentor Program for game and activities around Halloween. She is an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes/Athletes In Action and has assisted outreach efforts of those organizations as well.
Tuttle, who is a member of UGA Athletics' LEAD Academy, represented Georgia on the SEC's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in February. She traveled to Birmingham for meetings where the committee Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) engaged with campus leaders and conference office staff. SAAC provides a conduit of communication to the conference office on issues related to student-athlete experience, student-athlete wellness and playing rules.
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