Despite losing most of their varsity roster to graduation, the Lindbergh girls golf team is focused on having a successful 2026 season.

“We’re a very cohesive group,” Lindbergh head coach Mike Tyler said. “They all play together really well.”

Senior Madison Keating returns for the 2026 season after having an impressive 2025 campaign in which she placed 29th overall at the Missouri Class 4 girls golf state championships.

“Madison leads by example and has been on fire this season,” Tyler said. “She’s earned multiple Gateway PGA junior tour victories with impressive scores, and she consistently puts herself in contention to win. With her sights set on continuing her golf career at the collegiate level, she continues to raise the bar both on and off the course.”

Tyler is also looking for seniors Sidney Martin, Senna Paredes, Eva Quevreaux, Emma Vizcarra and Aryanna Kilian to take on a leadership role on this year’s team.

“This team really roots each other on, no matter what the situation is, and that’s extremely rare nowadays,” Tyler said. “They genuinely want their teammates to do well.”

Anne Mabie returns in 2026 after having an impressive freshman season in which she tied for 61st at the Missouri Class 4, District 1 girls golf tournament.

“She was a member of our varsity tournament team last year,” Tyler said. “She returns with a lot of experience for such a young player.”

The Flyers start the 2026 season on Sept. 1 against Lafayette and Parkway West at Forest Hills Country Club.