Men's Coaching Staff

Bo Andrews
Lead Instructor and Head Golf Coach at NC State University

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 2012 All-ACC performer and a three-time GCAA All-Region selection in college. He was a member of Georgia Tech conference championship teams in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014 and posted 11 top-10 finishes during his career, including two top-five efforts and a victory at the 2013 Gary Koch Invitational.

Andrews graduated from Tech with high honors in May of 2014 with a bachelor's degree in business management. He was a five-time selection to the ACC Academic Honor Roll, three-time selection to the ACC All-Academic Team, twice named a GCAA All-America Scholar and recipient of an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.

During his time with the Jackets, Andrews’ overall impact as a student-athlete was recognized via his acceptance of the 2014 Homer Rice Total Person Award and the 2012 Bobby Dodd Award.

Andrews lettered for five seasons in golf at Ravenscroft, serving as team captain for two years. He led the Ravens to four state championships (2005, 2007, 2008, 2009) and four conference titles. He earned all-state honors in 2009 and all-conference honors four times, while winning the individual conference title twice (2005, 2008).

Andrews’ father, Andy Andrews, lettered for the men’s tennis program from 1978-1981. He’s the only Wolfpack alum to tab three ITA All-America honors in his career (singles and doubles in 1980, doubles in 1981) and also earned five ACC Individual titles over the course of his career.

Kavan Eubank
Instructor and Assistant Men's Golf Coach at NC State

Kavan Eubank joined the NC State men's golf program as assistant coach in June 2025.

NC State men's golf head coach Bo Andrews and Eubank previously worked together for one season (2023-24) at Tennessee.

“I couldn’t be more excited to bring Kavan Eubank on board as our new assistant coach,” Andrews said. “We had the chance to work together at Tennessee, and I saw firsthand the energy, passion, and connection he brings to a team. He’s a tireless worker who truly cares about developing student-athletes on and off the course. Kavan’s the kind of coach who makes everyone around him better, and I’m proud to call him a teammate again as we build something special here at NC State.”

Eubank comes to the Pack after spending the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach at Charlotte. With the 49ers, Eubank helped guide Charlotte to two team victories, including helping the program win its first-ever American Athletic Conference Championship. Eubanks helped mentor three Charlotte athletes that would earn All-Conference honors.

Eubank aided in UT’s successful 2023-24 season that featured the program’s first team top-10 NCAA Championships finish since 1981.

During the 2023-24 season, the Vols captured a program-record-tying three team titles, and registered eight top-four team finishes. Additionally, the Big Orange earned their first ever No. 1 NCAA Regional seed while boasting an overall record of 143-35-1.

Tennessee capped off its season with a No. 7 overall national ranking and three golfers - including Evan Woosley-Reed who will compete for NC State this coming season - earn All-America Honorable mention status. That marked the first time in a single season in program history for three golfers to be tabbed All-Americans.

Prior to Tennessee, Eubank spent two seasons at Denver.

Aided by Eubank’s guidance, Denver captured the Summit League conference title and qualified for NCAA Regionals during his first season in 2022, before finishing runner-up at the Summit League Championship in 2023.

Eubank started his collegiate coaching career at Boise State.

In Eubank’s two seasons at Boise State, the Broncos improved from 90th in the country to 46th according to Golfstat rankings—resulting in NCAA Regional qualification in 2021 as an at-large selection.

Eubank coached two players to All-Mountain West selections, including Hugo Townsend who was selected as the 2021 Mountain West Golfer of the Year and went on to play in the 2021 Arnold Palmer Cup.

Eubank played collegiately for two seasons at California Baptist (2014-16) before transferring to Texas A&M for his final two collegiate seasons (2016-18).

As a sophomore at California Baptist in 2015-16, the Meridian, Idaho, native earned PING Division II Third-Team All-America honors. That year, Eubank finished fourth at the conference championships, third in regionals, and eighth at the NCAA Division II Championships. He was named the 2015 PacWest Freshman of the Year.

During his junior and senior seasons at Texas A&M, Eubank competed in 11 tournaments. In 2016-17, he produced three top-10 finishes, including medalist honors at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate.