Webster University Men's Golf

Belsky just finished his twelfth year as the Head Coach of the Webster University Mens Golf Team. Andrew is a 2004 graduate of Webster University with a double major in History and Business Management, and a 2006 graduate of Webster with a Master of Business Administration. In his twelve seasons Belsky has coached 4 SLIAC Players of the Year, 7 SLIAC Newcomers of the Year, 5 SLIAC Tournament Championship teams, 37 SLIAC All-Conference Selections, 5 All-American Scholars, 2015 NCAA DIII Academic National Champions, and led the team to 4 NCAA Tournament appearances. Belsky took SLIAC Coach of the Year honors in 2005, 2008, 2011, 2012 and 2014. While playing golf at Webster, Belsky was a four-time SLIAC All-Conference selection, an accomplishment which has only been matched by one other Webster golfer to date. Andrew was the first Gorlok player to win a tournament as well as card an under par competitive round, a 70 (-2), at the 2000 Illinois Wesleyan Invitational. On top of his duties leading the golf team Coach Belsky serves as Webmaster for websterathletics.com, departmental photographer for Webster Athletics, Executive Director for the Golf Foundation of Missouri, and is a member of the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee.  He is a former PGA Apprentice Professional and a former member of the Webster University Alumni Board of Directors.  

Josh “Bubba” Hayes enters his role as an assistant coach for the Webster University Men’s golf program after a distinguished career as a student-athlete and a student-coach with the Gorloks. Coach Hayes was a member of the 2023 SLIAC Championship team that advanced to the NCAA Division III National Championship, earned 2023 SLIAC Second Team All-Conference honors and was named to the Academic All-District team that same season. He also served as team captain during his career and was recognized on the SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team in 2025.    Coach Hayes played in 69 collegiate rounds, ending his collegiate career with a scoring average of 80.30. In those 69 rounds, he recorded nine rounds of 75 or lower. During that time, he was a consistent top-5 contributor for the program. During the 2025 season, he also gained valuable coaching experience by serving as a student coach when not competing in tournaments.    A standout in the classroom, Hayes also worked in Webster’s premier research hub, the Global Policy Horizons Research Lab, where he published numerous reports on international conflict and foreign policy. He graduated summa cum laude in 2025 with a 3.93 GPA, earning a double B.A. in Political Science and Sports Communication and a minor in Spanish. He is currently pursuing a Master of Public Affairs (MPA) degree at the University of Missouri.  

Heyer entered the golf business in 1984, becoming a Class A member of the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) in 1988. With a background that includes golf course management as well as serving as the Director of Instruction for the Triple "A" Golf Club and the Triple "A" Youth Foundation, Tom currently is the assistant golf professional at Tarratine Golf Club in Islesboro, ME. A native St. Louisian, Tom and his wife Julie reside in Webster Groves with their two golfing sons. Coach Heyer and Belsky were awarded with Co-Coaches of the Year award for the conference in the 2005 and 2008 seasons.