Kalen Anderson's team picked up its fourth win of the year on Sunday, taking the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic hosted at the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens.
The field also included three other top-25 teams in No. 8 USC, No. 11 Texas and No. 20 Ole Miss.
"This group played extremely disciplined golf this weekend in very windy, tough conditions," said head coach Kalen Anderson. "They stayed committed to the process, which paid dividends. I'm proud of this team and where we're headed."
Freshman Louise Rydqvist had five birdies on her Sunday card en route to a final round 69 (-3) and finished tied for fifth with freshman teammate Hannah Darling at 3-over 219. Tai Anudit and Mathilde Claisse tied for 11th at 5-over 221. Junior Justine Fournand was the final counting score for the Gamecocks on Sunday, carding a 2-over 74 to tie for 25th at 11-over.
Alabama's Polly Mack claimed medalist honors at 3-under 213, which gave the fifth-year junior from Berlin, Germany her first collegiate victory. With rounds of 70-74-69, Mack earned a four stroke win over two of the country's top freshmen in Carolina Lopez-Chacarra of Wake Forest and Amari Avery of USC. Mack completed her wire-to-wire victory with back-to-back birdies on the final two holes.
"We are very excited, but not surprised, that Polly (Mack) is the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic individual champion," said Alabama head coach Mic Potter. "Polly has all the tools to become one of the top players in women's golf, so this is only the beginning for her."
South Carolina and Alabama Athletic Communications contributed to this report.