Bellarmine University Women's Golf

Henry has been the head coach of the Bellarmine University womens golf program since 2004 after starring for the Knights mens team as a player during his collegiate days. During Henrys coaching tenure, Bellarmine has sent individuals to regional competition on four separate occasions. In 2013-14, the Knights had perhaps their best season under Henry, breaking the team scoring record by seven shots. Also during Henrys time at Bellarmine, the Knights have annually boasted multiple NGCA All-American Scholars. BU has placed at least two players on that prestigious academic team virtually every year since 2008, including another pair in 2014. Henry holds an esteemed spot in Bellarmine golf lore. He was one of the primary members on the Knights undefeated team of 1970 that advanced to the NCAA Small College Championship. In addition to coaching Bellarmines golf program, Henrys career has always been heavily involved in the sport. He has been the Vice President of Marketing at Louisville Golf Club Company, the First Director of the Professional Clubmakers Association, a club designer for Austads Golf, Peerless Golf and Striker Golf, and a golf instructor known as The Swing Doctor on the television show Inside Kentuckiana Golf. Henry earned both his bachelors degree and his masters degree from Bellarmine.      

Miller has been an assistant coach with the Bellarmine University womens golf team since 2006. With the help of her guidance, the Knights put together one of their best seasons in school history in 2013-14, breaking the team record under Head Coach Art Henry by seven strokes. Additionally, Miller has helped oversee BU individuals qualify for regional competition. During Millers time at Bellarmine, the Knights have annually boasted multiple NGCA All-American Scholars. BU has placed at least two members on that prestigious academic team virtually every year since 2008, including another pair in 2014. A native of Louisville, Miller is a teacher in the Jefferson County Public Schools system. She received her bachelors degree in education from the University of Kentucky and her masters degree in special education and educational administration from the University of Louisville.