Brennan Webb, the accomplished head coach of the university of Tennessee men’s golf team, has been appointed as an associate head coach for the international team at the 2025 Arnold Palmer Cup. The Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) made the declaration Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in Webb’s career.

The Arnold Palmer Cup: A Global Stage

The Arnold Palmer Cup, now in its 29th year, is a prestigious Ryder Cup-style competition that showcases the talents of top men’s and women’s collegiate golfers. The event pits a team representing the United States against an international squad. The 2025 matches are scheduled to take place from June 5-7 at Congaree Golf Club in Ridgeland,South Carolina.

Webb’s Impact at Tennessee

Webb’s leadership has propelled the Tennessee Volunteers to new heights. Under his guidance, the Vols have secured a spot in the NCAA Championships for the second consecutive season and have achieved top-five finishes in five tournaments. His track record speaks volumes about his coaching prowess.

• Led the Volunteers to 11 tournament victories.
• Secured seven consecutive NCAA Regional appearances.
• Achieved three NCAA Championships berths.
• Developed seven all-America honorees.
• Mentored 11 All-SEC selections.

Notably, Webb stands as the only coach in the program’s history to achieve three triple-win seasons.

Coaching Staff lineup

Webb joins a distinguished coaching staff for the international team, which includes:

• Head Coaches: Stew Burke (Kansas State women’s golf) and Aaron O’callaghan (Wake Forest men’s golf)
• Associate/Assistant Coaches: Janice Olivencia (Miami women’s golf) and matt Whall (Florida State men’s golf)

Quotes on Webb’s Accomplishments

While specific quotes from the announcement were not available, Webb’s consistent success at Tennessee underscores his qualifications for this prestigious role. His ability to develop talent and lead his team to championships speaks for itself.