ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Concordia St. Paul women's golf team warps up the fall portion of its schedule at the Indian Creek Shootout next week. The two round tournament is set to take place October 19-20 at the Indian Creek Golf Club in Elkhorn, Nebraska.
Tournament and Course Information
Nine teams are slated to compete at the Indian Creek Shootout with CSP, Minnesota-Crookston, Nebraska-Kearney, Iowa Western Community College, Sioux Falls, Augustana, Wayne State, Missouri Southern and Black Hills State making up the field.
Indian Creek, a championship level golf course in Omaha, Nebraska, boasts 27 challenging and meticulously maintained holes in three distinct nine hole layouts. The bentgrass greens, averaging 6,300 square feet each, ensure a smooth and consistent playing surface. The tees, fairways and rough feature a ryegrass/bluegrass blend, creating a lush and picturesque setting.
Strategically placed across the course are 65 bunkers, complementing the 37 acres of expertly groomed fairways. With tees averaging 1,800 square feet, the course offers a variety of options suitable for golfers of all skill levels, ensuring a premier golfing experience.
Last Time Out
The Golden Bears finished in 13th place at the Central Region Preview last week, putting together a three-round team score of 917 (+65). The highlight of the tournament for CSP came in the third round, where they shot a 291 (+7) to set a new program single round low, beating out the previous single round score of 297 (+9).
Addi Wood notched an 11th place finish at the tournament, using a 70 (-1) final round to move up 20 spots with a 54 hole score of 221 (+8). The third round score marked the 10th career round of par or better for the sophomore, which is the most in program history, ahead of Rachel Gray's five. Additionally Wood's 10 rounds of par or better have come across 36 career rounds.
Wood also holds the lowest career scoring average among golfers with at least 30 career rounds at 75.31, besting Sophie Hills' previous record of 79.91.
Junior Ella Matzke put together a strong third round as well, with a 71 (E) in the final 18 holes for a three round score of 229 (+16) and a 39th place finish. Matzke recorded both a new single round low with a 71 (E) and a new 54 hole low of 229 (+16), besting her previous low of 241.
Hattie Hemthong turned in a 73 (+2) third round to card a 230 (+17) for the tournament to finish in 46th place. Freshman Lexi O'Donnell shot a 248 (+35) and Mila Jenniges carded a 241 (+28) to round things out for CSP.
