PUEBLO, Colo. (Aug. 17, 2022) – Colorado State University Pueblo's golf program, headed by Director of Golf Josh Koschke, have announced the hiring of Tammy Lim as the new Assistant Golf Coach for the ThunderWolves.
 
Now on campus, Lim joined the ThunderWolves after most recently serving as a golf instructor in Pueblo West, Colo. In her time as an instructor, Lim works with kids of ages as young as five and as old as 17 at a Junior Camp. 
 
Lim teaches the kids the basics of the golf swing, putting and chipping. She also has a select number of clients she instructs.
 
"The addition of Tammy is going to positively effect so many people and aspects of Pack Golf," says Koschke. 
 
"Having a young female who played at the NCAA level just recently and is involved in nurturing and loving Pueblo Golf checks all the boxes." Koschke concluded by stating, "I look forward to mentoring her and helping her find herself a developmental path in the coaching profession. We could not be happier to add her to our family!"
 
As a former Division I athlete, Lim joins the Pack with strong NCAA experience, as she played golf at New Mexico State in 2017-18 and then at Missouri Western from 2019 to 2021. She graduated from Missouri Western with a degree in Business Management in the spring of 2021.
 
Lim will join a golf program that is led by two-time RMAC Coach of the Year Koschke and one that has been the most successful in the region over the course of the past two seasons.