WKU Women’s Golf bid farewell to a remarkable season as they wrapped up their campaign at the NCAA Regional hosted by Michigan State. Junior Catie Craig, in her final round, displayed resilience and skill, capping off her collegiate journey with a memorable performance.
Final Round Performance
Craig exhibited composure in the final round, carding a 5-over 77 at the East Lansing Regional. Throughout the round, she maintained consistency, securing pars on 12 of 18 holes and adding a birdie to her tally on the par-72, 6,325-yard Forest Akers Golf Course.
Historic Season
Craig’s solid performance in the tournament concluded a historic season for herself and the WKU Women’s Golf Program. The team’s season was marked by significant achievements, including two victories and an impressive nine top-three finishes out of 10 tournaments. Craig’s individual success earned her an at-large bid to the regional, where she showcased her talent as the 74th ranked golfer in the nation.
Family Ties and Tying for 58th
In a heartwarming twist, Craig’s tie for 58th place in the field saw her sharing the spot with her sister, Caroline, who competes for the Indiana Women’s Golf Team. Their parallel journey in the tournament adds a unique familial bond to the competitive atmosphere.
Coach Adam Gary’s Leadership
Under the guidance of Head Coach Adam Gary, the WKU Women’s Golf Team soared to new heights. The team clinched their 11th team title of the year, a testament to Coach Gary’s leadership and the collective effort of the Lady Topper Golf program. This remarkable feat solidifies Coach Gary’s legacy as the most successful head coach in the program’s history.
As the curtains close on a memorable season, WKU Women’s Golf reflects on their achievements with pride and gratitude. Despite the conclusion of this chapter, the team’s journey is marked by resilience, excellence, and a relentless pursuit of success on the golf course.
Results – Final
T-58. Catie Craig – 77, 76, 77– 230
