Madison College Men's Golf

Chris Soulier is entering his first season as the head golf coach at Madison College after being hired in August 2024.  Chris has spent the past 30 years working as a performance, helping golf, baseball, and softball athletes develop and polish their skills to play at the next level, whether that be college or professional. He has worked with top coaches to grow his own coaching skills, including alongside Dr. Tom House and his organization of top performance coaches. Chris played collegiate baseball at Faulkner State Community College, where he was an infielder. As a prep athlete, Chris competed in three sports at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua, Wisconsin. His daughter, Samantha, played golf at NCAA Division II Minnesota State University, while his son, Braden, played baseball at NJCAA Division II Bryant & Stratton College and NAIA Viterbo University. Chris currently resides in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. In his free time he enjoys golfing, throwing a baseball, weightlifting, running, cross country skiing, bowhunting, and hiking.

Kokott is currently a PGA Golf Instructor having taught over 7,000 individual lessons in 20-plus years in the business. In 2002, Kokott was named the Wisconsin PGA Teacher of the Year. He led the 2015 WolfPack to a Region IV title and a fifth place finish at the NJCAA Division III National Tournament. Kokott has studied with top instructors David Leadbetter and Chris Gaughan, attended PGA teaching and coaching summits, completed the LPGA Teacher Education Program for Accessible Golf, partcipated in the 2000 Future of Golf Conference, is a certified GolfPsych mental game instructor, and has received specialized training as a Fit2Golf instructor. Prior to beginning a career as a PGA instructor, Kokott spent two years as co-head golf coach at UW-Milwaukee, his alma mater.   Kokott is a graduate of Thomas More High School in South Milwaukee, and excelled at golf in his four seasons as a letter winner. He then took his talents to the links for UW-Milwaukee where he lettered all four years, and was named team MVP his junior and senior seasons. He graduated in 1975 with a Bachelor of Business Administration-Finance degree, then received his graduate degree (Masters of Business) in 1977. After UW-Milwaukee, Kokott won the 1981 Wisconsin State Open, was a 1993 Wisconsin PGA Assistant Player of the Year, won the 1995 Wisconsin PGA match play championship, and was the 1997 Wisconsin PGA champion. Kokott played in the Western Open, the Greater Milwaukee Open, and won seven North Florida winter tour events. Boone, Roy Breneman, Gary "Big Dog" Bridge, Mike Burmeister, Trevor Clair, Kristina Davenport, Mike Davis, Ashley Drew, Danielle Eichstedt, Adam Erickson, Jamie Flentje, Mya Frey, Ryan Hauser, Steve Heeren, Lois Hoffmann, Anna Howden, Eric Inman, Donald Jones, Jim Julian, Sam Kalinowski, Leo Kegler, Bill Kokott, Bill Langfoss, Jeremy Larke, Tyler Mace, Kinsey Marin-Cabello, Gabriel Mayfield, Mike Mills, Kris Palmer, Jamal Parker, Toby Position, Vacant Relerford, Tarmaris Ruchti, Terry Schrage, Parker Schwartz, Matt Sims, Cari Sims, Cory Spaeth, Jacob Stenklyft, Denise Van Veghel, Mike Verhelst, Jason Vesterdahl, Scot Weiss, John Wickert, Jim Williams, Malcolm Wilson, Jenalee Wirag, Katlynn  Full Staff  expand

Scheer is entering his 16th year as a golf coach for Madison College. Scheer served as head coach for the Madison College golf team in three stints, with his first and longest being for nine years from 1992-2001. He also led the program from 2009-2011, and after a one year hiatus, returned to the head coaching role from 2013-14. Bill is now an assistant coach for Bill Kokott, whom he split head coaching duties with for the 2014 season. During Bill's tenure as head coach, his teams won six conference and five state titles. He produced six national qualifiers and two All-Americans, while receiving state coach of the year honors five times. Scheer was a two-sport athlete at Monona Grove H.S. where he earned golf team MVP honors in three straight years and also served as team captain. After high school, Scheer attended Madison College to play golf for the late, Doug Redsten. He qualified for the national tournament and earned all-conference, all-state, and all-region honors. The Bridges Golf Course Breneman, Gary "Big Dog" Bridge, Mike Clair, Kristina Davenport, Mike Davis, Ashley Drew, Danielle Eichstedt, Adam Flentje, Mya Frey, Ryan Hauser, Steve Heeren, Lois Hoffmann, Anna Howden, Eric Inman, Donald Julian, Sam Kafka, Nathan Kalinowski, Leo Kegler, Bill Kokott, Bill Larke, Tyler Mace, Kinsey MarÃn-Cabello, Gabriel Mayfield, Mike Mills, Kris Page, Jake Palmer, Jamal Parker, Toby Position, Vacant Rowles, Josh Ruchti, Terry Scheer, Bill Schrage, Parker Schwartz, Matt Sims, Cari Sims, Cory Spaeth, Jacob Stenklyft, Denise Van Veghel, Mike Verhelst, Jason Vesterdahl, Scot Wickert, Jim Williams, Malcolm Wirag, Katlynn  Full Staff  expand Bill Scheer is entering his 16th year as a golf coach for Madison College. Scheer served as head coach for the Madison College golf team in three stints, with his first and longest being for nine years from 1992-2001. He also led the program from 2009-2011, and after a one year hiatus, returned to the head coaching role from 2013-14. Bill is now an assistant coach for Bill Kokott, whom he split head coaching duties with for the 2014 season. During Bill's tenure as head coach, his teams won six conference and five state titles. He produced six national qualifiers and two All-Americans, while receiving state coach of the year honors five times. Scheer was a two-sport athlete at Monona Grove H.S. where he earned golf team MVP honors in three straight years and also served as team captain. After high school, Scheer attended Madison College to play golf for the late, Doug Redsten. He qualified for the national tournament and earned all-conference, all-state, and all-region honors. The Bridges Golf Course

Samuel Anhalt is entering his first season as an assistant coach for the Madison College golf team after being hired in July 2025. Samuel is familiar with junior college golf after competing for two seasons at Heartland Community College in Normal, Illinois. He transferred to UW-Whitewater, where he earned his bachelor's degree in Accounting.  At Lake Mills High School, Sam was a three-sport athlete competing in golf, football, and basketball. He participated in golf for four years, playing three on varsity. Sam was a sectional qualifier as a junior and lost his senior season to the Covid pandemic. Samuel currently works as a tax accountant. In his free time, he enjoys reading, working out, biking, researching, and golfing.