Bo Andrews

Biography

Bo Andrews was named the Wolfpack’s head men’s golf coach on May 15, 2025. Andrews, who graduated from the Ravenscroft School in Raleigh, has spent the last seven seasons with the University of Tennessee men’s golf program. He was promoted to associate head coach ahead of the 2024-25 season after spending his first six years in Knoxville as assistant coach. In seven seasons at UT, Andrews helped lead the Volunteers to 11 team tournament titles, while also guiding Vol golfers to nine individual tournament titles, 11 All-SEC selections and seven All-America honors. The 2024-25 season marked the third consecutive year that Andrews was named a finalist for the Jan Strickland Outstanding Assistant Coach Award, which is presented annually to the top assistant coach in college golf. Tennessee has qualified for the NCAA Regionals in each of Andrews’ seven seasons with the program, as well as advancing to the NCAA Championships three times in the 2021, 2024 and 2025 seasons. During the 2023-24 season, the Vols captured a program-record-tying three team titles as the Big Orange earned their first ever No. 1 NCAA Regional seed while boasting an overall record of 143-35-1. The season ended with a No. 7 overall national ranking and the program’s first team top-10 NCAA Championships finish since 1981. Andrews played collegiately at Georgia Tech and served as a volunteer assistant for the Yellow Jackets from August of 2015 until being hired at Tennessee in the summer of 2018. Andrews was a