Tyler Falk has been the head coach for the men's and women's golf teams since the spring of 2016.
This is the first collegiate coaching appointment for Falk, who has been playing in the professional ranks since graduating from Northwest Christian University in 2014. While serving as the interim head coach during his first year with the team, Falk led the Beacons to a second-place finish at the CCC Championship and guided Josh Goins to an Individual conference championship and a berth at the NAIA national championship tournament.
Falk had a highly decorated four-year career at NCU that included three All-CCC awards and one All-American nod. He burst onto the scene as a freshman, earning CCC Player of the Year honors after owning a 74.1 stroke average.
As a senior in 2014, Falk won the Cascade Conference Championship and was the first Beacon to ever qualify for the NAIA National Tournament. That year he also set a school record with a 72.1 stroke average, won four tournaments and snagged his second Player of the Year award.
Over the next two years, Falk spent time on various tours and played on numerous PGA tour and Web.com tour qualifiers. In 2015 his scoring average was 69.8. He has also worked as a caddy at extremely private and prestigious golf courses in Indian Wells, California and at Bandon Dunes Golf resort.
Falk graduated from NCU in 2014 with a bachelors degree in business administration.
