Ball State University Athletics
Zoé Allaux - Women's Golf
Zoé Allaux
- Title:
- Graduate Assistant
- Email:
- zoe.allaux@bsu.edu
A highly accomplished collegiate and international golfer, including earning 2021-22 American Athletic Conference (AAC) Freshman of the Year honors, Zoé Allaux enters her second season as a graduate assistant coach for the Ball State women’s golf program in 2026-27.
Allaux’s impact was felt immediately, as her guidance helped the Cardinals close the 2025-26 campaign with the first sub-300 scoring average in program history at 299.24. In addition, she helped the team produce a score of -2 (862) at the 2025 Diamante Intercollegiate, marking the first time the Ball State women’s golf program had finished a 54-hole tournament below par.
The Cardinals are off to an even hotter start in the 2026-27 campaign, finishing its fall slate with a 295.13 scoring average, including a new program standard 54-hole score of -6 (858) set at The Brittany Kelly Classic. The team has also posted a pair of rounds at -7 (281), for the lowest rounds in program history, topping the previous mark of -6 (282) shot in the final round of the previously mentioned 2025 Diamante Intercollegiate.
Prior to beginning her coaching career at Ball State, Allaux played two seasons collegiately at both Central Florida (2021-23) and East Carolina (2023-25), graduating from ECU with a bachelor’s degree in communications.
Over 33 collegiate events between the two programs, including a pair of NCAA Regional appearances, Allaux finished her collegiate career with a 74.42 scoring average. Of her 98 collegiate rounds, 25 were played at-or-below par, including a career-low round of -7 (65) on her way to a 10th-place finish at the 2021 Bryan National Collegiate.
She was UCF’s top finisher at the 2022 NCAA Ann Arbor Regional, shooting +8 (221) to place 18th among the field at the University of Michigan Golf Course. She also competed at the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Regional.
Along with her success on the course, Allaux was a two-time AAC All-Academic Team honoree and a three-time WGCA All-American Scholar. Along with her collegiate accolades, Allaux was a member of the French National Team (2017-2021) and entered her collegiate career ranked 704 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings.
She was a member of the team that won the Championne de France U16 as a club player and finished third in the French International Ladies Championship in 2020 and won the French National Club Championship with her club team. She was also selected by the French National Team to compete in the 2020 European Girls Team Championship.
Alongside her playing and now coaching career, Allaux has worked are an international athlete recruiter for College Sports America. In her role, she serves as an international ambassador, expanding the sport agency’s global reach and visibility. Her effort has helped bring four French players to the United States.
She has also served as a Godmother for the French Golf Association's "Le Trophy des Jeunes", which supports young golfers and their families by facilitating access to golf tournaments through financial aid. State side, she has also worked with US Golf Kids, planning and executing golf tournaments for young players across the country.
Allaux’s impact was felt immediately, as her guidance helped the Cardinals close the 2025-26 campaign with the first sub-300 scoring average in program history at 299.24. In addition, she helped the team produce a score of -2 (862) at the 2025 Diamante Intercollegiate, marking the first time the Ball State women’s golf program had finished a 54-hole tournament below par.
The Cardinals are off to an even hotter start in the 2026-27 campaign, finishing its fall slate with a 295.13 scoring average, including a new program standard 54-hole score of -6 (858) set at The Brittany Kelly Classic. The team has also posted a pair of rounds at -7 (281), for the lowest rounds in program history, topping the previous mark of -6 (282) shot in the final round of the previously mentioned 2025 Diamante Intercollegiate.
Prior to beginning her coaching career at Ball State, Allaux played two seasons collegiately at both Central Florida (2021-23) and East Carolina (2023-25), graduating from ECU with a bachelor’s degree in communications.
Over 33 collegiate events between the two programs, including a pair of NCAA Regional appearances, Allaux finished her collegiate career with a 74.42 scoring average. Of her 98 collegiate rounds, 25 were played at-or-below par, including a career-low round of -7 (65) on her way to a 10th-place finish at the 2021 Bryan National Collegiate.
She was UCF’s top finisher at the 2022 NCAA Ann Arbor Regional, shooting +8 (221) to place 18th among the field at the University of Michigan Golf Course. She also competed at the 2023 NCAA Palm Beach Regional.
Along with her success on the course, Allaux was a two-time AAC All-Academic Team honoree and a three-time WGCA All-American Scholar. Along with her collegiate accolades, Allaux was a member of the French National Team (2017-2021) and entered her collegiate career ranked 704 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings.
She was a member of the team that won the Championne de France U16 as a club player and finished third in the French International Ladies Championship in 2020 and won the French National Club Championship with her club team. She was also selected by the French National Team to compete in the 2020 European Girls Team Championship.
Alongside her playing and now coaching career, Allaux has worked are an international athlete recruiter for College Sports America. In her role, she serves as an international ambassador, expanding the sport agency’s global reach and visibility. Her effort has helped bring four French players to the United States.
She has also served as a Godmother for the French Golf Association's "Le Trophy des Jeunes", which supports young golfers and their families by facilitating access to golf tournaments through financial aid. State side, she has also worked with US Golf Kids, planning and executing golf tournaments for young players across the country.
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