Tom Watson, a senior golfer from the University of New Orleans, has been named to the second-team All-Louisiana by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Throughout the season, Watson participated in all 11 tournaments, boasting a team-best stroke average of 72.636, marking it as one of the top averages in the school's history. His performance included 12 rounds under par, with his notable finish at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate where he shot 208 to place third. Watson now joins a select group as the 22nd All-Louisiana golfer in the program's history, with accolades reflecting his outstanding contributions during his college tenure.

By the Numbers
  • Tom Watson recorded a stroke average of 72.636, a top-eight single-season average in school history.
  • He completed 12 rounds under par, with seven of those in the 60s and made 101 birdies across the season.
State of Play
  • Watson ended his two-year career with a scoring average of 73.278, fourth-best in school history for those with over 40 rounds.
  • He achieved a total of six top-20 finishes and four top-10 placements this season.
What's Next

With Watson receiving All-Louisiana honors, further recognition may come as he looks to transition to professional golf opportunities, leveraging his collegiate success. His achievement could inspire further support and interest in UNO's golf program, particularly in attracting new talent.

Bottom Line

Tom Watson's recognition as a second-team All-Louisiana selection underscores his dedication and exceptional performance, enhancing the reputation of the University of New Orleans golf program. This accomplishment highlights the potential for further achievements, both at the collegiate and professional levels.