5. USC
If USC is the University of Spoiled Children, the golf team is as pampered as anybody on campus. The team has access to eight swank courses in L.A., including Hillcrest, Lakeside and Riviera. No wonder the Women of Troy continually crank out stellar teams. USC won the 2003 NCAA title and has produced three of the last 10 NCAA medalists (Jennifer Rosales, 1998; Mikaela Parmlid, 2003; Dewi Schreefel, 2006).

Unlike archrival UCLA, however, USC doesn't heavily rely on homegrown talent. This season's juggernaut, ranked fourth in the nation, has just two Californians; the rest come from Hawaii, Texas, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, the Netherlands and Spain. USC's top two players are Schreffel, a senior from the Netherlands, and Belen Mozo, above, a sophomore from Spain who in 2006 became the first player since 1972 to win the British women's amateur and the British girls junior in the same year.