Andrew Gibson, a former University of Houston Men's Golf standout, has returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach, as announced by Head Coach Andrew Danna. Gibson, who played for the Cougars from 2016 to 2021, brings experience from his time competing professionally on the PGA Tour Americas, as well as insights gained while caddying for PGA Tour pro MJ Daffue in 2024. His goal is to enhance player development and support student-athletes in achieving their aspirations both academically and athletically.

By the Numbers
  • Gibson competed in nearly 110 rounds across 39 tournaments during his collegiate career.
  • Under his guidance as a volunteer assistant last year, the Cougars secured team victories at the Border Olympics and the Argent Financial Classic.
State of Play
  • Gibson's hiring comes after a successful season, with three players clinching individual championships.
  • The Cougars made their sixth consecutive NCAA Regional postseason appearance, highlighting the program's competitive momentum.
What's Next

Gibson will begin his role as assistant coach for the 2025-26 season, where he aims to leverage his experience to further the team鈥檚 development and success in upcoming competitions. His insights from both playing and caddying are expected to contribute to the growth of current players.

Bottom Line

Gibson's return is a strategic move for the Houston Men's Golf program, combining his firsthand knowledge of the collegiate experience with professional insights to enhance player performance and support their journey toward achieving their goals.