2023-24 Men's Golf Roster
Biography
| Year Statistics Logs |
| 2022-23 |
2023-24 |
| Event |
Date |
Finish |
Score |
| Fall Hardrocker Invitational |
9-18/19-23 |
6th |
147 (72-75) |
| SMU Bishop Mens Invitational |
9-22/23-23 |
T19 |
220 (72-76-72) |
| WWU Invitational |
9-25/26-23 |
T26 |
225 (72-77-76) |
| Beartooth Invitational |
10-2/3-23 |
T19 |
224 (72-76-76) |
| Yellowjacket Fall Invitational |
10-16/17-23 |
T18 |
221 (74-72-75) |
| Battle in the Desert |
2-26/27-24 |
T56 |
229 (76-79-74) |
| Hanny Stanislaus Invitational |
3-25/26-24 |
T62 |
228 (79-70-79) |
| RJGA Palm Valley Classic |
4-8/9-24 |
T28 |
215 (72-73-70) |
| GNAC Championships |
4-22/23-24 |
T14 |
217 (71-72-74) |
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| Career Bests |
| Category |
Total |
Date |
Event |
| 1-Round Total |
70 |
3-25-24 |
3 times |
| 2-Round Tournament |
147 |
9-18/19-23 |
Hardrocker Invitational |
| 3-Round Tournament |
215 |
4-8/9-24 |
RJGA Palm Valley Classic |
*Date of last occurrence if multiple
| Awards |
| Category |
Season |
| 2nd Team All-GNAC |
2023-24 |
| 2nd Team All-GNAC |
2022-23 |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2023-24 |
| Year-By-Year Career Summary |
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2023-24: In his senior season, Garner finished with the 16th best scoring average in the GNAC at 74.2...he finished with five top-20 finishes including a 6th place finish at the Hardrocker Fall Invitational where he shot his best two-round tournament of 147 (72-75)...shot his personal best (70) for the third time in his MSUB career at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational...shot his best three-round tournament of 215 (72-73-70) at the RJGA Palm Valley Classic...named Second Team All-GNAC and Academic All-GNAC.
2022-23: Garner had an immediate impact as one of the Yellowjackets top golfers...held a season scoring average of 75.74...had three top-10 performances including a t-5th finish at the Hardrocker Fall Invitational, a 6th place finish at the Yellowjacket Fall Invitational, and a 9th place finish at the NNU Poppy Ridge Invitational...shot his best round of the year (70) at the Yellowjacket Invitational...named Second Team All-GNAC.
University of Arkansas-Monticello: As a sophomore competed as the team's No. 1 player in four fall events in 2021…top performance came at the Derrall Foreman Invitational, where he carded a three-round total of 5-under-par 211 (72-69-70)…finished his sophomore campaign with a scoring average of 73.1 strokes per round…as a freshman in 2020-21 competed in all seven of the team's events and capped his debut collegiate season by taking ninth in the Great American Conference Championships.
Lakeside High School: Four-year letterwinner on the golf team…three-time all-state selection, four-time all-conference pick, and was a player of the year finalist as a junior and senior…senior season highlights included tying the school record with a 6-under-par 66 in Bryant, Ark., and winning the individual Arkansas 6A South conference title by shooting a 4-under-par 68…holds the course record at Coronado Golf Club in his hometown, and also tied for 10th at the U.S. amateur Qualifier with a 5-under-par 139 (70-69).
Coach Buie on Garner: “I am thrilled Carson has decided to follow me up to MSUB. He is a great student-athlete majoring in education and will be a perfect fit for our team. He is a very reliable student-athlete that gets it done in the classroom and on the golf course. Carson comes from a great golf family, and they are even better people. Both his brother and sister competed at Arkansas State in golf, and he is following in their steps at a high level. He was a standout player from day one as a freshman for me at UAM in the 2020-21 season and made every travel five we played. Last year he progressed to an even lower scoring average at just over 73 per round. When he made a visit here in December, he meshed well with the players and he is another piece to add to our already deep roster for next year."
Garner on choosing MSUB: "I played for Coach Buie my freshman year at UAM, and in that time it was clear that I did not want to play for anyone else. When he made the move to Billings, he brought me up for an official visit, and I immediately fell in love with the campus and city. After meeting the team and athletic staff, I knew that this is where I needed to be. The atmosphere here is amazing, and the school is even better. I can't wait to compete with these guys, and I'm blessed to call myself a Yellowjacket."
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