Women's Golf
Klara Karteus
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
Klara Larteus joined The University of Tulsa women's golf program as an assistant coach in July of 2026.
Karteus joins the Golden Hurricane after serving as a PGA Associate Golf Professional at the Athens Country Club in Athens, Georgia, where she worked with golfers of all ages and skill levels while continuing her development as one of the game's rising coaches. Prior to joining the Athens County Club, she served as a PGA Associate Golf Professional at Princess Anne Country Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Karteus has built a strong foundation in player development through her work as a PGA Associate Professional. She has specialized in instruction, course management, short game development, and competitive preparation while working with junior, amateur, and adult golfers.
A former collegiate golfer, Karteus enjoyed an accomplished collegiate career before transitioning into coaching. She spent her first two seasons at the University of Iowa before transferring to Old Dominion to finish out her collegiate career.
As a student-athlete at Old Dominion, Karteus competed in 20 tournaments over two seasons, posting a 76.1 career scoring average in 59 rounds. She recorded a career-low 68 at the Evie Odom Invitational and earned multiple top-30 finishes during her collegiate career.
During her time at Iowa, she played named team MVP and received the Leadership Impact Award as a freshman. She appeared in 11 tournaments over her two years and during her freshman season she claimed five top-25, including four top-10s.
Karteus was ranked top-400 in the world when she signed with Iowa. She won the Championnat de Romande and competed in the 2019 Ladies European Team Championship, the 2018 Girls European Team Championship and the 2018 Girls World Championship. She shot 1-over at the world championship and placed 19th. Her amateur resume also includes top-four results at the Ladies European Tour Access Series and the Belgium International, a third-place finish at the Swiss National Championship and a runner-up placing at the Ticino Championship.
Karteus joins a Tulsa program that is coming off back-to-back American Conference Championships and advanced to its 22nd NCAA Regional appearance. Tulsa recorded seven top-five finishes during the season and had four golfers earn All-American conference honors.
Karteus joins the Golden Hurricane after serving as a PGA Associate Golf Professional at the Athens Country Club in Athens, Georgia, where she worked with golfers of all ages and skill levels while continuing her development as one of the game's rising coaches. Prior to joining the Athens County Club, she served as a PGA Associate Golf Professional at Princess Anne Country Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Karteus has built a strong foundation in player development through her work as a PGA Associate Professional. She has specialized in instruction, course management, short game development, and competitive preparation while working with junior, amateur, and adult golfers.
A former collegiate golfer, Karteus enjoyed an accomplished collegiate career before transitioning into coaching. She spent her first two seasons at the University of Iowa before transferring to Old Dominion to finish out her collegiate career.
As a student-athlete at Old Dominion, Karteus competed in 20 tournaments over two seasons, posting a 76.1 career scoring average in 59 rounds. She recorded a career-low 68 at the Evie Odom Invitational and earned multiple top-30 finishes during her collegiate career.
During her time at Iowa, she played named team MVP and received the Leadership Impact Award as a freshman. She appeared in 11 tournaments over her two years and during her freshman season she claimed five top-25, including four top-10s.
Karteus was ranked top-400 in the world when she signed with Iowa. She won the Championnat de Romande and competed in the 2019 Ladies European Team Championship, the 2018 Girls European Team Championship and the 2018 Girls World Championship. She shot 1-over at the world championship and placed 19th. Her amateur resume also includes top-four results at the Ladies European Tour Access Series and the Belgium International, a third-place finish at the Swiss National Championship and a runner-up placing at the Ticino Championship.
Karteus joins a Tulsa program that is coming off back-to-back American Conference Championships and advanced to its 22nd NCAA Regional appearance. Tulsa recorded seven top-five finishes during the season and had four golfers earn All-American conference honors.
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