Princeton University Men's Golf

Green took over for Richard Hunt for the spring 2000 semester and immediately paid dividends. Green's first Ivy title in 2000 was the program's first since 1995. He has since led the Tigers to Ivy crowns in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2013, giving the program 29 league titles all-time. During his tenure, Green has coached 27 All-Ivy League honorees through the 2015 season. Six of Princeton's 13 individual Ivy champions since 1979 have also come during Green's tenure. Nathaniel Hoopes in 2000 won the individual crown in Green's first season, while James Milam followed in 2002, Jason Gerken two years later in 2004 and Creighton Page in 2005. Greg Jarmas returned a Tiger to the top of the Ivy leaderboard in 2013 followed two years later by Quinn Prchal. Citing the program's classroom success, Green has coached 10 All-American Scholars, including Judd Pritchard '00, Peter McWhorter '01, Hoopes '03, Cassidy Traub '03, Page '05, Jason Gerken '06, Jesse Dixon '06, John Sawin '07, Bernie D'Amato '13 and Greg Jarmas '14. Green played golf sporadically growing up, but began playing more when he started his own business and undertook a professional golf career. He played regional mini-tour events throughout the country. Green graduated from Virginia in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in rhetoric and communications studies.