ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Concordia-St. Paul men's golf team heads south to Andover, Kansas for the Newman Fall Invite next week. The three-round tournament is set to take place Monday, October 12 and Tuesday, October 13 at the Terradyne Country Club.
Tournament and Course Information
Terradyne is home to an award-winning 18-home championship course designed by renowned golf course architect Donald Sechrest. It features rolling rye grass fairways, numerous sand and grass bunkers, and bent grass greens, all contributing to a memorable experience. Terradyne is one of the top courses in Kansas, rated four stars by Golf Digest magazine and recognized by Golfweek Magazine as one of America's best courses.
16 teams are slated to compete at the Newman Fall Invite with, CSP, Central Missouri, Southeastern Oklahoma, Central Oklahoma, Missouri Western, Minnesota Crookston, Pittsburg State, RogerState, Southern Arkansas, Northeastern State, Newman, Washburn, Arkansas-Fort Smith, Missouri Southern, Rockhurst and Minnesota State making up the field.
Weckwerth Picks Up NSIC Weekly Honors
After setting a new program 54 hole record with a score of 198 (-12) and finishing in fourth place at the Skip Wagnon Invitational, freshman golfer Brennan Weckwerth was named NSIC Men's Golfer of the Week. It is the third time this season the golfer has earned the weekly award. Across all three rounds Weckwerth tallied 12 birdies and 39 pars, while dropping just two shots.
Last Time Out
CSP managed a sixth place team finish at the Skip Wagnon Invitational, setting a program record with a team score of 824 (-15) across all three-rounds. Weckwerth led the record setting effort with a 198 (-12) and a fourth place finish.
Tyler Gandrud carded a 210 (E) across all three-rounds of play to finish in a tie for 39th place, Gandrud capped the tournament with a 67 (-3) in each of the final two rounds. Josh Esterley carded a 210 (E) for the tournament as well, finishing in a tie with Gandrud.
Sean Leutner rounded out the scoring for CSP with a 215 (+5) to finish in 59th place. Carson Boe set a new 54 hole career low with a score of 217 (+7).
