ANDERSON, Ind. - The Anderson University athletics department and Athletic Director Marcie Taylor have announced Steve Kreiger as the Anderson head men and women's golf coach.
A three-time NCAA All-American, and University of Indianapolis Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, Kreiger brings a strong blend of competitive playing experience, professional instruction, and top-tier executive leadership to the athletic department.
"I'm looking forward to building programs that play aggressive and disciplined golf and take pride in representing Anderson University in every tournament," Steve Kreiger said. "We'll build teams that compete hard, support each other and are good stewards of the Anderson University community."
Kreiger spent nearly a decade as PGA Class A Golf Professional at Killbuck Golf Club in Anderson, providing individual and group instruction while managing golf operations, lesson programs and member relations. His deep roots in the Indiana golf community include being an Indiana PGA State Open Runner-Up, a two-time fourth-place finisher, and an Indiana PGA Team Champion.
"The driving range builds their game but the putting green protects their score," Kreiger added. "Our practice routines will reflect the importance of both."
In addition to his extensive athletic credentials, Kreiger has a highly successful twenty-five-year career in corporate executive leadership. While employed by US Mobility he established a proven track record of driving massive strategic growth and building high-performing teams. Most recently, he served as Chief Revenue Officer at Sieger Arx, where he integrated purpose-driven models through charitable partnerships.
"We are thrilled to welcome Steve Kreiger to lead our men and women's golf programs into a new era of competitive excellence," Marcie Taylor said. "Steve's experience as a championship-level collegiate golfer, combined with his technical mastery as a PGA professional and his elite corporate leadership background, makes him the perfect mentor for our student-athletes."
Kreiger earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Education from the University of Indianapolis.