Methodist University Women's Golf

Inczauskis enters his seventh year as the Head Womens Golf Coach and Assistant Director of the PGA Golf Management Program.  He was selected the WGCA GolfPride Division III East Region Coach of the Year in 2012 and 2013.  He also received the McLean Foundation Methodist University Athletics Coach of the Year award in 2012. Inczauskis continues to lead a team with historic success in NCAA Division III womens golf and has kept the dynasty alive with National Championships in 2010, 2011, and 2012.  The Methodist womens golf program has won 25 National Championships including a stretch of 15 consecutive national titles.   This past season, the Monarchs featured three National Scholar-Athletes in Gina Battistone, a two-time honoree, Gabriella Gunawan and Danielle Burns. Over the past 21 years, Inczauskis has had extensive teaching, coaching, and tournament experience with a wide variety of students and events, from amateur to professional.  He has been a Head Professional at three different facilities and is a PGA Master Professional in Instruction.  He served as the Director of Instruction and Head Professional for the universitys PGA Golf Management Program from 2005-2009. Inczauskis has attained the All But Dissertation (ABD) designation from Northcentral University (2013) and is completing a doctorate in Sports Organizational Management and Leadership.  As a member of the University faculty, he completed a Master of Business Administration degree at Methodist (2007).  He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration from Governors State University (1992) as well as an Associate of Science degree from Moraine Valley Community College (1989). Tom Inczauskis Head Women's Golf Coach Tom Inczauskis enters his seventh year as the Head Womens Golf Coach and Assistant Director of the PGA Golf Management Program.  He was selected the WGCA GolfPride Division III East Region Coach of the Year in 2012 and 2013.  He also received the McLean Foundation Methodist University Athletics Coach of the Year award in 2012. Inczauskis continues to lead a team with historic success in NCAA Division III womens golf and has kept the dynasty alive with National Championships in 2010, 2011, and 2012.  The Methodist womens golf program has won 25 National Championships including a stretch of 15 consecutive national titles.   This past season, the Monarchs featured three National Scholar-Athletes in Gina Battistone, a two-time honoree, Gabriella Gunawan and Danielle Burns. Over the past 21 years, Inczauskis has had extensive teaching, coaching, and tournament experience with a wide variety of students and events, from amateur to professional.  He has been a Head Professional at three different facilities and is a PGA Master Professional in Instruction.  He served as the Director of Instruction and Head Professional for the universitys PGA Golf Management Program from 2005-2009. Inczauskis has attained the All But Dissertation (ABD) designation from Northcentral University (2013) and is completing a doctorate in Sports Organizational Management and Leadership.  As a member of the University faculty, he completed a Master of Business Administration degree at Methodist (2007).  He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration from Governors State University (1992) as well as an Associate of Science degree from Moraine Valley Community College (1989).