Max Feistmantl, a senior golfer from LSU New Orleans, has been recognized as a COBALT Golf All-American Scholar, awarded by the Golf Coaches Association of America. He graduated with a degree in business management boasting a GPA of 3.636. Over his two-year tenure, he participated in 14 tournaments, achieving notable finishes, including two rounds under par and a personal best 54-hole score of 210. This award honors student-athletes who excel academically while contributing to their teams competitively.

By the Numbers
  • Feistmantl averaged 74.4 strokes per round over 14 tournaments.
  • He recorded five top-20 finishes, three of which were in the top 10.
State of Play
  • Feistmantl becomes the 16th All-American Scholar from his program's history.
  • The program has produced at least one All-American Scholar in eight of the last ten seasons under Coach Jeff Lorio.
What's Next

With Feistmantl's recent achievement, the focus will be on maintaining strong academic and athletic performance within the program, as the team aims to build on this recognition in the upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

Feistmantl's recognition underscores the importance of the balance between academics and athletics, showcasing the successful growth of LSU New Orleans golf under Coach Lorio's leadership.