The Lindenwood men's golf team finished its 2010-11 season on Thursday evening with a 21st place finish at the NAIA National Championship. The Lions shot a three-round score of 926 and missed the cut by just 13 strokes. The top individual finisher for Lindenwood was Erik Isacsson who tied for 66th with a mark of 229.

Other scores for Lindenwood were Greg MacAulay shooting a 231, Paul Colditz carding a 236, Richard Docherty scoring a 238, and Oscar Isacsson shooting a 239.

Round One
Bad weather marred the first round of the men's golf national championship as Lindenwood's round was delayed several times. The delays appeared to hurt the Lions as they were just eight-over for the front nine but 22-over on the back nine.

Lindenwood finished the round with a score of 314, which placed it in 25th place. The Lions were still only nine shots back though of the cut position.

Greg MacAulay led Lindenwood by shooting a five-over 76. He was even par through 11 holes before being affected by the delays. Erik Isacsson was second by shooting a 77. Like MacAulay, he started strong as he was just one-over after 13 holes, sparked by two birdies.

Paul Colditz also rolled in two birdies and he finished with an 80. The final team score on the day came from Docherty who shot an 81. Oscar Isacsson was the lone golfer with a better back nine and he finished with an 83.

Round Two
Lindenwood improved during its second round even though that round was also affected by rain and took place over two days. The Lions shot a 306, eight shots better than round one.

MacAulay moved into the top 30 after shooting a one-over 72. He made three birdies and 12 pars on his round, and was one-under on the back nine. Oscar Isacsson shot a 76 for the second round which included 13 pars and a birdie.

Colditz shot a 78 for the round, Docherty shot an 80, and Erik Isacsson shot an 81. All three of those golfers had one birdie.

Round Three
Lindenwood repeated its second round score of 306 during the third round, led by Erik Isacsson who shot the best round of the tournament for the Lions. Erik Isacsson birdied six of his first 13 holes and was three-under at one point. He finished the round with an even-par 71.

Docherty and Colditz also broke 80 on the day. Docherty carded a 77 after he scored a par on the final seven holes of the day. Colditz had one more shot than Docherty after a round which included 13 pars. Other scores of the day were Oscar Isacsson with an 80 and MacAulay with an 83.