Zen approach is key to Lobo golfer Mesa Falleur's success
Mountain West Men's Golf Championship May 3-5 Omni Tucson National Resort Tucson, Arizona It’s not a secret where Mesa Falleur’s game is at right now. Not to his coach. Not to his teammates.
Certainly not to himself. “I’m playing really well,” New Mexico’s senior golfer chuckled Wednesday. In late March, Falleur finished 12-under-par at The Goodwin to win his second individual title of the ...
Mountain West Men's Golf Championship May 3-5 Omni Tucson National Resort Tucson, Arizona It’s not a secret where Mesa Falleur’s game is at right now. Not to his coach. Not to his teammates.
Certainly not to himself. “I’m playing really well,” New Mexico’s senior golfer chuckled Wednesday. In late March, Falleur finished 12-under-par at The Goodwin to win his second individual title of the 2025-26 season.
The Muskogee, Oklahoma native has also finished top 15 in four of his last five tournaments, a run that’s helped buoy UNM to No. 21 in the NCAA rankings — the best in the Mountain West. In turn, Falleur himself has rocketed to 21st in the NCAA rankings (the second-best placement of any Mountain West golfer) and 72nd in the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR).