University of South Florida Men's Golf

Bradley won his first tournament as head coach at USF, leading the Bulls to a victory at The Invitational at the Ocean Course, and steering USF to four more wins throughout his inaugural season. USF was rankined inside the top 20 for the entirety of the 2014-15 season, and Bradley helped coach the Bulls to an American Athletic Conference Championship, as well as the second berth into the NCAA Championships in program history. Reaching the NCAA Championships wasn't enough, as Bradley coached the Bulls to sixth place during stroke play, sending USF to the NCAA Championship match play quarterfinals. Bradley coached five players onto the all-conference team, including The American Freshman of the Year Claudio Correa, and was named the 2015 American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Still in his first season with USF, Bradley had three Bulls named to the PING All-Region Team. Bradley guided the Bulls to another program first during the 2015-16, with a return to the NCAA Championship after the team placed fourth at the Albuquerque, N.M., Regional. Prior to NCAA action, Bradley's Bulls defended their title at the American Athletic Conference Championship, one of four tournament victories for the program. Bradley had four of his players earn all-conference honors, including American Player of the Year Aksel Olsen, and he was named conference coach of the year for the second consecutive season. Three all-conference picks - Olsen, Chase Koepka and Correa - were named to the PING All-Southeast Region team. Named the 2014 Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year, Bradley is a former University of Florida player and assistant coach with roots in the state. He came to USF after having served as head coach for the Mercer University golf program since 2011. In three seasons leading the Bears, he oversaw a program rise in the Golfweek/Sagarin College team rankings from No. 103 in 2011 to No. 30 in 2014. Bradley guided the program to a conference championship and first-ever qualification for the NCAA postseason in 2013-14 and coached six Atlantic Sun All-Conference players during his tenure. Bradley guided three Bears players to qualification in the NCAA postseason regional tournament in the 2011 and 2012 seasons after the program had previously had one qualifier in its history. His 2013-14 team won three tournaments, including the conference championship, and defeated such teams as Georgia, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech and Florida State. The Bears had two players named to the Conference All-Freshman Team and Trey Rule was named the Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year. Prior to his tenure at Mercer, Bradley served as an assistant coach for three years at the University of Florida as the Gators advanced to three NCAA National Championships, finishing 19, 23 and 11 from 2009-2011. He was part of a program that won the 2011 SEC championship, had three golfers ranked in the top 25 in collegiate golf, and was consistently ranked in the top 10, finishing the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons ranked No. 6 in the final Sagarin rankings. A 1999 graduate of the University of Floridas Warrington College of Business with a bachelors degree in finance, Bradley began his professional career working as an account executive and sales manager for CDW Corporation, Inc., a Chicago-based Fortune 500 company. Bradley was a two-year member of the Florida golf team, garnering All-SEC second-team honors in his junior season, his first in Gainesville, and finishing third in the 1998 NCAA East Regional. Bradley assumed the role of team captain in his senior campaign and led Florida to the 1999 SEC Conference Championship. Before transferring to Florida in the fall of 1997, Bradley spent two seasons competing for Florida State, leading the Seminoles with five top-20 finishes during his sophomore season. As an amateur, Bradley won the 1996 Florida State Amateur title and also qualified for the 1994 U.S. Amateur. Bradley is married to his wife, Jen. The couple have two daughters, Campbell (6) & Collins (4).

Gordon helped guide the Bulls to four tournament victories in his first season with the program, including a win at the American Athletic Conference Championship. Gordon worked closely with USF's four all-conference selections, including American Player of the Aksel Olsen. USF finished the season with a return trip to the NCAA Championships for the first time in program history. Gordon played under Bradley as a three-year letterwinner at Mercer, and grabbed the assistant coach position with the Bears in May 2014. While an assistant coach, Gordon coordinated team travel and practice plan schedules, and handled recruiting evaluations as well as campus visits. Gordon was a three-time academic all-conference honoree, playing for the 33rd-ranked team in NCAA Division I golf.