
Senior Jude Elgert shined on Tuesday while shooting two rounds at par or better. His efforts helped pave the way for the Bulldogs to shoot a season low 18-hole score in round three of the Siouxland Invite.

Senior Jude Elgert shined on Tuesday while shooting two rounds at par or better. His efforts helped pave the way for the Bulldogs to shoot a season low 18-hole score in round three of the Siouxland Invite.

Junior Landon Weinandt and freshman Wyatt Groves emerged as the top competitors for the Bulldogs on a condensed day one of the Siouxland Invite on Monday (Sept. 14).

Jacob Dowd shot even par in round three and the Bulldogs finished 10th as a team at the 11th annual Blue River Classic. Eighty-eight players represented 11 institutions at Highlands Golf Course.

After struggling through round one, the Bulldogs improved their play in round two while led by sophomores Tyler Weismann and Calvin Zabloudil. Action will resume on Thursday morning.

The 11th annual Blue River Classic is up next for Concordia Men's Golf. The Bulldogs will co-host the tournament along with Doane on Sept. 9-10 from Highlands Golf Course.

Sophomore Calvin Zabloudil made a serious run at a tournament title while leading the Bulldogs to a fifth-place team finish at the Mount Marty Invite. Zabloudil tied for third.

Spurred by tournament co-leader Calvin Zabloudil, the Bulldogs reside in third place at the conclusion of day one of the Mount Marty Invite. Zabloudil shot a two-under-par 70 in round one.
Concordia Men's Golf opens the 2026-27 season motivated to improve its standing within the GPAC. The depth has been strengthened and the roster is overall more experienced.

The Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Golf program was honored on Aug. 5 as a 2025-26 PLATFORM Golf Team Academic Award recipient by the GCAA.
Seven years since his graduation, Nolan Zikas remains an inspiration. The fight continues for the class of 2026 Hall of Famer and cancer survivor. Says Zikas, “I knew there was a bigger meaning to life and that I couldn’t give up.”
Concordia Men's Golf opens the 2026-27 season motivated to improve its standing within the GPAC. The depth has been strengthened and the roster is overall more experienced.
Seven years since his graduation, Nolan Zikas remains an inspiration. The fight continues for the class of 2026 Hall of Famer and cancer survivor. Says Zikas, “I knew there was a bigger meaning to life and that I couldn’t give up.”
A roster makeover has taken place for Concordia Men's Golf, which has welcomed seven freshmen to the 2025-26 team. Veterans Jacob Dowd, Jake Richmond and Brock Rogers remain in place to lead the way.
For a sixth-straight year, Drew D'Ercole has been a fixture for Concordia Golf. In his extended stay as a Bulldog, D'Ercole has laid the groundwork for a future athletics career while shining in his respective roles.
While Drew D'Ercole has used up his eligibility, Bulldog Men's Golf brings back five seniors, including standout Justin Webert. Concordia seeks to move up the GPAC ladder in 2024-25.
Eight of the nine Bulldogs who carded season averages in the 70s last season return to the 2023-24 squad. Depth will again be a strength as Concordia looks to build upon a record-breaking season behind fifth-year standout Drew D'Ercole.
Omaha native Ivan Yabut combines a big game with a big smile and a big heart. The sport of golf has provided Yabut a platform for reaching others and spreading the joy the game has given him.
Led by proven performers Ivan Yabut and Drew D'Ercole, Concordia Men's Golf believes it is primed to move up from last season's GPAC placement of sixth. The Bulldogs return all five competitors who played in last spring's conference championships.
Preseason preparation has begun in earnest as the first week of classes has arrived. Since last season concluded in late April, the Concordia Men’s Golf team has set its sights on making a move within the GPAC.
After a seventh-place GPAC finish, the Concordia men’s squad is looking improve in 2020-2021.