Andrew Danna has been appointed as the new head coach for the University of Houston's men's golf program, pending board approval. Danna, previously the head coach at Florida Gulf Coast, has a successful track record with multiple NCAA Regional appearances and championship wins, emphasizing his understanding of the program's heritage. He aims to create a supportive culture for student-athletes to excel academically and athletically. Danna replaces the previous coach and is excited to build on the tradition of excellence in Houston.

By the Numbers
  • Danna has led teams to a combined 32 team titles, including one NCAA Division II national championship.
  • He produced 33 All-Conference honorees and 9 student-athletes who won 16 individual tournament championships.
State of Play
  • Danna is the eighth coach in the history of the Houston men's golf program, which boasts 16 NCAA team national championships.
  • He has been recognized as Coach of the Year multiple times across different conferences during his career.
What's Next

Danna is expected to begin implementing his vision for the program, with a focus on building team culture and achieving competitive success. Future recruitment efforts will likely center on attracting talent that aligns with the program's legacy and goals.

Bottom Line

Andrew Danna's appointment heralds a new chapter for Houston men's golf, combining an impressive coaching pedigree with a commitment to nurturing student-athletes. His approach may reinvigorate the program and reinforce its status as a leading force in collegiate golf.