Garrett Clegg Hometown: Bountiful, Utah Last College: Utah, 2002 Position: Assistant Coach Experience: 2nd year

With his first season as Husky Assistant Coach under his belt, Garrett Clegg has proved to be a remarkable asset to the Husky golf program.

Clegg, a native of Bountiful, Utah, is a former professional and collegiate golfer who was a member of the 2002 NCAA champion University of Minnesota squad. Clegg also competed at the University of Utah.

Clegg is involved in all areas of the program including coaching, recruiting, fund-raising and tournament operations with a special emphasis on administrative duties.

"Garrett brings a wide range of golf experience that includes championship success in college and a diverse professional background. He is able to bring that experience to our guys and help guide, mentor and prepare them for more success in their futures," said UW Head Coach Matt Thurmond.

Clegg played collegiate golf at Minnesota for two years where he was a part of the 2002 NCAA championship team before transferring to Utah for his final two seasons. A 2004 graduate of Utah, Clegg was a two-time All-Mountain West Conference selection and placed third in the conference championships in 2003. During his career with the Utes, he won the 2003 Nevada Wolfpack Invitational and the 2003 UC Riverside Invitational.

Clegg played in the 2003 U.S. Amateur and advanced to the second round of the 2002 U.S. Public Links tournament. As a professional, he played the 2007 season in the Nationwide Tour after finishing fifth in the second stage of the PGA Tour Qualifying School. In 2005, Clegg finished third at the Utah Open. Clegg and his wife Rachael have two daughters, Grace (4) and Sophie (2) and newly born son Brady.