Men's Golf

Nate Adams
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
North Dakota State men’s golf head coach Ekren Miller has announced the hiring of former Bison Nate Adams as an assistant coach on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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Adams returns to NDSU, where he was a standout golfer from 2019-2024. During his time in Fargo, Adams was named to the All-Summit League first team in both his junior and senior seasons. In his victory at the GCU Invitational in 2023, he shot a career-low round of -7, tied for one stroke back of the program record.
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Adams recorded three career victories and carded the second lowest 54-hole tournament score in program history with a mark of -13. He holds the program record for most career rounds in the 60s with 25 and ranks third all-time in career top-10 finishes with 17. Over his final two seasons in Fargo, Adams posted the second-lowest and third-lowest individual scoring seasons in program history, with averages of 71.57 and 71.89, respectively.
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The Maple Grove, Minnesota native has also spent time playing on the Dakotas Tour. In 12 total events, Adams posted six top-10 finishes, including three top-fives. He returned to southern Minnesota as a golf professional, teaching as a part of the Three Rivers Park District.
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Adams returns to NDSU, where he was a standout golfer from 2019-2024. During his time in Fargo, Adams was named to the All-Summit League first team in both his junior and senior seasons. In his victory at the GCU Invitational in 2023, he shot a career-low round of -7, tied for one stroke back of the program record.
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Adams recorded three career victories and carded the second lowest 54-hole tournament score in program history with a mark of -13. He holds the program record for most career rounds in the 60s with 25 and ranks third all-time in career top-10 finishes with 17. Over his final two seasons in Fargo, Adams posted the second-lowest and third-lowest individual scoring seasons in program history, with averages of 71.57 and 71.89, respectively.
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The Maple Grove, Minnesota native has also spent time playing on the Dakotas Tour. In 12 total events, Adams posted six top-10 finishes, including three top-fives. He returned to southern Minnesota as a golf professional, teaching as a part of the Three Rivers Park District.












