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San Francisco bay area native Robert Miller enters his fourth season as the men's golf head coach after taking the helm of the program in July 2005. In his first season, Miller guided the men's team to a program-record four tournament titles, a national Top-50 ranking, and the team's first-ever NCAA Regionals appearance. Following the men's team's third-place finish at the WCC Championships in April 2006, Miller was named Co-WCC Coach of the Year. A member of the San Jose Country Club, Miller has been a golf enthusiast for the past 40 years, and qualified for the 2003 USGA Mid-Amateur. His business background includes being the CFO of a locally prominant company, as well as serving as a controller and commercial lender. "Rob will be an exciting addition to our coaching staff," Director of Athletics and Recreation Dan Coonan said. "I can think of no better candidate to recruit student-athletes to our institution than somebody who entrusted this university with two of his own children." "I'm excited to be a part of something special with the Bronco men's golf program, and am looking forward to continuing to build its success in the coming years," Miller said. Miller earned a bachelor's degree in economics from UC Berkeley in 1977 and followed with an MBA from UCLA in '79. He and his wife, Brenda, have four children, including Matthew, who graduated from Santa Clara in 2005, and Christopher, who graduated in 2006. |
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