Marywood University Men's Golf

Patrick Vogelsang was named Marywood University's head men's and women's golf coach for the 2026-27 season, announced Director of Athletics Andrew Smith on Tuesday. Vogelsang takes over the Pacers programs in their inaugural season in the Middle Atlantic Conference.  Vogelsang previously served as the head boys and girls golf coach at Morris Catholic High School in Denville, N.J. During his four years, he led the Crusaders to their first district championship in the school's 60-plus year history. Vogelsang coached the school's only two state tournament participants. His Morris Catholic teams maintained a 3.5 GPA throughout his coaching career.  He serves as an adjunct professor in Marywood University's School of Education. Vogelsang helped in the creation and implementation of the physical education credential program. He has taught courses on physical education curriculum and instruction, and adapted physical education. Previously, he was the Assistant to the Dean of Health Sciences in 2024.  Vogelsang has spent his career coaching in four different sports. He coached 14 seasons of high school football, leading Washington Union High School to the 2011 California Division III State Championship. He coached two years of high school baseball, leading Riverside (Belle, W.Va.) to a 2014 state runner-up. Vogelsang also spent two years coaching high school ice hockey. He was the director of golf and hockey and Trail's End Summer Camp.  He returns to intercollegiate athletics following a four-year career as an assistant football coach. He began as the tight ends and special teams quality control coach at Division II's Florida Institute of Technology, helping the squad to an upset win over No. 1 ranked West Georgia. Vogelsang spent two years as the quarterbacks and skills coach for Misericordia University. Most recently, he was the tight ends coach at Wilkes University.  Vogelsang received his bachelor's degree in history with an education certification from Fresno State in 2012. He earned a master's degree in educational leadership from Montclair State University in 2020. 

O'Hara officially joined the Men's Golf coaching staff after serving in a volunteer capacity with the program for the previous three seasons.  In 2014-15, O'Hara helped guide the Pacers to a CSAC Championship and NCAA tournament appearance where Marywood finished 20th in the country.   For over 37 yeras, O'Hara worked at Tobyhanna Army Depot in Tobyhanna where he last served as the Division Chief of the Range Threat Division.  Prior to that, he was a Branch Chief of the Multple Threats Emitter Systems Branch.  For nearly 20 years prior, O'Hara was a Branch Chief of various branches in Communciations and Avionics Directorates.   O'Hara has received many awards throughout his distinguished career, including the Army Achievement Medal, the Commanders Achievement Medal, Performance Awards, Special Acts Awards and numerous letters of recognition and appreciation.   O'Hara currently resides in Olyphant.  Dennis O'Hara Assistant Men's Golf Coach 4724 Dennis O'Hara officially joined the Men's Golf coaching staff after serving in a volunteer capacity with the program for the previous three seasons.  In 2014-15, O'Hara helped guide the Pacers to a CSAC Championship and NCAA tournament appearance where Marywood finished 20th in the country.   For over 37 yeras, O'Hara worked at Tobyhanna Army Depot in Tobyhanna where he last served as the Division Chief of the Range Threat Division.  Prior to that, he was a Branch Chief of the Multple Threats Emitter Systems Branch.  For nearly 20 years prior, O'Hara was a Branch Chief of various branches in Communciations and Avionics Directorates.   O'Hara has received many awards throughout his distinguished career, including the Army Achievement Medal, the Commanders Achievement Medal, Performance Awards, Special Acts Awards and numerous letters of recognition and appreciation.   O'Hara currently resides in Olyphant. 

Grundman's 15th year as Marywood University's Assistant Director of Athletics and Recreation, fifth year as Head Men's Golf Coach and first as Head Women's Golf Coach. In just his fourth season as Men's Golf Coach, Grundman led the Pacers to the 2015 CSAC Championship and NCAA tournament, where the Pacers finished tied for 20th.  According to GolfStat, Marywood finished the 2014-15 season ranked #49 in the country in Division III.  Under Grundman's leadership, numerous players have earned All-Conference accolades and Michael Thomas won the 2015 CSAC Championship. Grundman again led the Pacers to the NCAA Division III Championships and another CSAC title in 2016 while having Nicholas Johson finish as the Conference individual runner-up and placing four players (Johnson, Michael Thomas, Dalton Deardorff and Jesse Bingaman) on the CSAC First Team.  Grundman also began serving on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee for Men's Golf in the 2015-16 academic year. Grundman previously served as Marywood's Head Men's Basketball Coach for 12 seasons, leading the program to its most successful season ever in 2008-09 when the Pacers finished with a 15-11 record overall and a 9-7 record in Conference play.  That season, the Pacers reached the post-season for the third time in program history and for the first time in program history had two players earn First-Team All-Conference Honors.  In 2010-11, Marywood again qualified for the CSAC playoffs and was selected to participate in the ECAC South Region tournament.  Grundman came to Marywood after a very successful stint as Head Coach at nearby Lackawanna Junior College.  During his last season at Lackawanna, Coach Grundman led the Falcons to a 19-9 record, falling one win shy of returning to the NJCAA Division II National Championship game.  Grundman's Falcons battled four times in the Region XIX championship game, hanging title banners three times during his seven seasons at the helm of the program.  Grundman compiled a 153-47 (.765 winning percentage) record while at Lackawanna and earned three NJCAA Division II Region XIX Coach of the Year awards.  A native of Johnson City, NY, Coach Grundman served as an assistant coach at Broome Community College from 1992-1994 and at Binghamton University from 1985-1991.  Grundman also served several years as Assistant Men's Tennis Coach for the Pacers.  A graduate of Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, NY, Grundman holds a Business Management and Economics degree.  He currently resides in Dunmore.   MEN'S GOLF TOTALS:     WOMEN'S GOLF TOTALS:     The 2015-16 academic year marked Eric Grundman's 15th year as Marywood University's Assistant Director of Athletics and Recreation, fifth year as Head Men's Golf Coach and first as Head Women's Golf Coach. In just his fourth season as Men's Golf Coach, Grundman led the Pacers to the 2015 CSAC Championship and NCAA tournament, where the Pacers finished tied for 20th.  According to GolfStat, Marywood finished the 2014-15 season ranked #49 in the country in Division III.  Under Grundman's leadership, numerous players have earned All-Conference accolades and Michael Thomas won the 2015 CSAC Championship. Grundman again led the Pacers to the NCAA Division III Championships and another CSAC title in 2016 while having Nicholas Johson finish as the Conference individual runner-up and placing four players (Johnson, Michael Thomas, Dalton Deardorff and Jesse Bingaman) on the CSAC First Team.  Grundman also began serving on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee for Men's Golf in the 2015-16 academic year. Grundman previously served as Marywood's Head Men's Basketball Coach for 12 seasons, leading the program to its most successful season ever in 2008-09 when the Pacers finished with a 15-11 record overall and a 9-7 record in Conference play.  That season, the Pacers reached the post-season for the third time in program history and for the first time in program history had two players earn First-Team All-Conference Honors.  In 2010-11, Marywood again qualified for the CSAC playoffs and was selected to participate in the ECAC South Region tournament.  Grundman came to Marywood after a very successful stint as Head Coach at nearby Lackawanna Junior College.  During his last season at Lackawanna, Coach Grundman led the Falcons to a 19-9 record, falling one win shy of returning to the NJCAA Division II National Championship game.  Grundman's Falcons battled four times in the Region XIX championship game, hanging title banners three times during his seven seasons at the helm of the program.  Grundman compiled a 153-47 (.765 winning percentage) record while at Lackawanna and earned three NJCAA Division II Region XIX Coach of the Year awards.  A native of Johnson City, NY, Coach Grundman served as an assistant coach at Broome Community College from 1992-1994 and at Binghamton University from 1985-1991.  Grundman also served several years as Assistant Men's Tennis Coach for the Pacers.  A graduate of Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, NY, Grundman holds a Business Management and Economics degree.  He currently resides in Dunmore.