Women's Golf

Two-thirds of the annual Concordia Bulldog Spring Invitational is in the books following action on a windy Tuesday (April 2) at Highlands Golf Course in Lincoln, Neb. The Bulldogs currently sit in eighth place.

Head Coach Brett Muller and the Concordia Women's Golf program are preparing to host the 54-hole Concordia Spring Invitational on April 2-3. The two-day event will include competitors from 14 institutions.

In resuming the 2023-24 season, the Bulldogs battled the elements and came away with a third-place finish at the Graceland Invite. Emery Custer placed fifth individually.

The Concordia Women's Golf program has announced a 2024 spring schedule featuring four official varsity events. The 2024 GPAC Championships are set for April 22-23 at Spencer Golf Club.

With a chance for bragging rights within the state, Concordia Women's Golf placed fifth at the Nebraska Intercollegiate. Sophomore Emery Custer placed 13th as the Bulldogs' top performer.

Strong winds wreaked havoc on the field of 30 golfers who played round one of the Nebraska Intercollegiate on Friday (Oct. 6). Logan Eschliman topped the Bulldogs by shooting an 88 (tied for 11th place).

Led by sophomore Emery Custer, Concordia Women's Golf placed seventh at the Hastings Bronco Invite. Custer shot an 82 in both rounds and placed in a tie for 12th individually. Only one tournament remains on the fall schedule.

Sophomores Emery Custer and Maddie Lewis came close to collegiate personal bests on Monday (Sept. 25) while leading Concordia Women's Golf in round one of the Hastings Invite. The Bulldogs reside in fifth place as a team.

Emery Custer equaled a career low with an 81 and the Bulldogs moved up a spot in the final team standings at the Buena Vista Invite. Concordia shot 360-342–702 for the tournament in Storm Lake, Iowa.

On the first of two days at the Buena Vista University Fall Invite, sophomore Emery Custer headlined the efforts of Concordia Women's Golf with an 85. As a team, the Bulldogs shot 360 and are in eighth place.