Adam Craig has been named Head Men's Golf Coach at Tiffin University.

Adam Craig served for eight seasons as the Head Coach at Bluffton College for both the women's and men's golf programs. While coaching at Bluffton he had 2 All HCAC players along with one team championship and two individual champions.

For three seasons prior to being hired at Bluffton University, Craig served as the assistant director of golf at the University of Findlay. In his first season as a coach at Findlay, 2013-14, Craig helped lead the women's program to their first ever appearance at the DII National Championship. The women finished eighth and has qualified for the event each year since. Craig has helped coach five tournament champions, six All-GLIAC players, four DII All-East Region players, two NCAA DII individual top-20 finishers, one all-American and one U.S. Women's Open qualifier.

Prior to coaching at the college level, Craig was the assistant professional at the Findlay Country Club for four years. Craig played for the University of Findlay from 2003-08 where he earned four varsity letters and was named All-GLIAC in his sophomore season. He was a member of the Oilers in 2007, helping lead the team to a GLIAC Team Championship.

He is an active member of the PGA and has many Top 25 finishes in Northern Ohio PGA events. He placed in the Top 10 in the 2012 Assistants Championship.

Craig resides in Findlay with his wife, Erin, son, Luke, and daughter, Wren.

"First, thank you to Bluffton University and their support and commitment to golf over the last 8 years," said Craig. "Building golf programs from the ground up was a journey. Seeing the commitment of my colleagues, players and staff is one of the most rewarding aspects of my coaching career. I will never forget the Bluffton community! I am extremely excited and blessed to take over the Dragons men's program. I want to thank Athletic Director Kelly Daniel for this opportunity to be a part of Dragon Nation! I also want to thank the previous coaches at Tiffin. Through their conversations and encouragement it will surely make this transition seamless. I am ready to continue the winning culture they have created. Lastly, THANK YOU to my family. I would not be where I am without their love, support, and encouragement."

"We want to welcome Adam and his family to Dragon Nation," said Athletic Director Kelly Daniel. "With the experience Adam brings, we are looking forward to his leadership and intend to carry on the success of our Dragons Men's golf program. His commitment and passion are a winning combination and will support our efforts to ensure student success in athletics and academics."