The Ball State women’s golf program has added University of Iowa transfer Allison Lindley to its roster.
Lindley, who was ranked as the second-best player from Indiana in the class of 2013, will be a sophomore this season.
“Allison is a tremendous athlete and golfer,” Ball State head coach Katherine Mowat said in a statement. “I recruited her as a junior golfer, and I have always liked her game. She will have an immediate and great impact on our team, and I look forward to coaching her for the next three years.”
Her freshman season at Iowa, Lindley competed in eight tournaments, three of which she finished in the top 20, while posting a 78.91 stroke average. She also placed sixth at the Indiana Open Championship.
The women’s golf team begins their season on Sept. 7 at Illinois State’s Redbird Invitational in Normal, Ill.
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