Middle Tennessee State University Men's Golf

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WebbMTSU Brennan Webb, one of the bright young coaches in the intercollegiate ranks, begins his first season as head coach at Middle Tennessee.   Webb makes his way to Murfreesboro after nearly three years at Georgia Tech. After joining the Yellow Jackets as an assistant coach in December 2012, Webb was quickly promoted to associate head coach during the summer of 2014.   He helped guide Tech to the ACC Championship in 2014 and 2015 and to the match play bracket of the NCAA Championship both of his years with the Yellow Jackets. During his time at Tech, Webb coached Ollie Schneiderjans, Anders Albertson, and Seth Reeves who accounted for seven All-American honors. Schneiderjans, the No. 1 ranked amateur in the world in 2014, won an ACC championship and was a finalist for the Ben Hogan award. Albertson, a two-time ACC champion, won the Byron Nelson award.   Webb joined the Tech program from the University of South Florida, whose men's golf program posted seven top-10 finishes, including three in the top 5, during the 2011-12 season. He assisted with fund-raising efforts, recruiting and scheduling, helped manage the team facility and directed the USF Invitational Tournament.   During his time with the Bulls, he signed two of the top five players in Florida for the program in his first recruiting class, and helped USF rise to a national ranking of No. 51 from one that had been 191st in the pre-season.   Webb took the assistant coaching position at USF after playing several years on various professional circuits and in 11 different countries. He was a fully exempt member on the PGA Web.com Tour in 2009, logging three top 25 finishes. In 2010, he competed in the Zurich Classic on the PGA Tour. He reached the second stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School eight times in nine attempts. His wins as a pro include the 2010 Coors Light Open in Fort Myers, as well as victories on the Hooters Tour and in Canada.   A native of Ontario, Webb represented Canada in several international amateur tournaments, including appearances in the U.S., British, Canadian and Western amateur championships. He also represented Canada in the Junior Worlds Championship.   Additionally, Webb has been a part-time PGA Tour caddy for Garrett Willis, John Huston and Robert Damron between 2002-11, and was owner-operator of DSP Golf Academy at the South Muskoka Golf and Country Club in his hometown of Bracebridge, Ontario from 1998-2001.   Webb played collegiately at East Tennessee State, whose team was ranked No. 1 in the nation and finished third in the NCAA Championship during his junior year and won three Southern Conference titles. He earned his bachelor's degree in finance from East Tennessee State in December of 1997.   Webb and his wife, Carrie, have two daughters, Nalla and Skye.   The Webb File Name: Brennan Kirby Webb Birthdate: October 11, 1974 in Bracebridge, Ontario Education: Bachelor's degree in finance from East Tennessee State in 1997. Playing Experience: Four years at East Tennessee State (1997-2001), Member of three Southern Conference Championship teams. Fully exempt on the Web.com Tour in 2009. Also played on the NGA Hooters Tour, Canadian Tour, New England Professional Golf Tour, Canadian Great Lakes Tour, West Florida GolfTour and Moonlight Tour. Played in the 2010 PGA Tour Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Coaching Experience: Assistant coach at South Florida (2010-11), assistant coach at Georgia Tech (2012-14), associate head coach at Georgia Tech (2014-15), Middle Tennessee head coach (2015-Present). Family: Wife Carrie, two daughters, Nalla and Skye  

Briggs60 Danny Briggs, a 22-year veteran on the PGA Tour, is in his second year as a member of Brennan Webb's  staff. A 30-year playing professional, Briggs serves as the director of player development.   Briggs played in 173 events on the PGA Tour and registered five Top 10 finishes and 14 Top 25 showings. His best finish on the PGA Tour was tied for third at the 1986 Tallahassee Open.   On the Web.com Tour, he finished in second place four times: 1993 Nike Tour Championship, 1994 Nike Central Georgia Open, 1995 Nike Inland Empire Open, and 2001 Buy.com Utah Classic. He played in 235 events and was in the Top 10 24 times and in the Top 25 on 67 occasions.   Briggs, who earned more than $1.5 million playing professional golf, also played in four Champions Tour events and made three cuts.   At Texas A&M, Briggs was a three-time All-American and three-time All-Southwest Conference selection. In 1982, Briggs led the Aggies to the conference championship and a 4th place finish at the NCAA Championships while finishing as the individual conference champion and 8th place individually in the NCAA. Briggs graduated in 1983 with a degree in Parks and Recreation and was later inducted into the Texas A&M Hall of Fame in 2012.   Briggs not only competes in the sport, but also continues to build the game of golf through various charitable organizations and fundraisers. Growing support and appreciation for the sport has been, and continues to be, a major aspect of Briggs' diversified endeavors. Briggs has been a guest commentator for the Golf Channel and for PGA Tour Radio. Briggs assisted in production, organized celebrity involvement and hosted "Golf in Paradise," a television show co-hosted with Major League Baseball Hall of Famer, Johnny Bench.   Briggs resides in Franklin, TN with his wife. They have a large family of five children, two sons-in-law and two grandchildren.