The University of Indianapolis men’s golf team recently concluded competition at the Las Vegas Desert Classic, held at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada. The Greyhounds finished in 20th place among a field that included 10 nationally ranked programs, placing just behind 16th-ranked Central Missouri.
Individual Performances
Senior Jackson Watkins led the UIndy team, achieving the highest individual finish for the second consecutive weekend. He tied for 76th place with a total score of +13 over three rounds, including a one-over round on Tuesday.
Alexander Nestun, returning to competition after the Intercollegiate at Nemacolin, matched Watkins’ result with a tie for 76th place, following a final round of 75 (+3). Isac Fredriksson and Joseph Armfield both tied for 95th place at +18, while Drew Rowen completed the lineup with a score of +26, including a round of 78 (+6) on the second day.
Looking Ahead
UIndy will have a break in competition before traveling to Richmond, Kentucky, for the Findlay Spring Invitational at Boone’s Trace National Golf Club on March 23-24. The Greyhounds previously participated in this event during the 2023-24 season, finishing fifth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was UIndy’s overall finish at the Las Vegas Desert Classic?
The UIndy men’s golf team finished in 20th place.
Who recorded the best individual finish for UIndy?
Senior Jackson Watkins recorded the Hounds’ best individual finish, tying for 76th place.
When is UIndy’s next competition?
UIndy will compete at the Findlay Spring Invitational in Richmond, Kentucky, on March 23-24.
How important are events like the Las Vegas Desert Classic for collegiate golfers’ development?
