Brady Gregor

Brady Gregor was named associate head coach for men’s golf on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. He enters his third season with the team in 2024-25.

In 2023-24, the Gamecocks had five top-five finishes in 11 events making the team’s return to the postseason at the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional. Carolina finished eighth in the 14-team field, seven shots back of the top-five cutline for the NCAA Championship. A trio of players had top-20 finishes in junior Nathan Franks (T-12th), freshman Bo Carpenter (T-15th) and redshirt sophomore Frankie Harris (T-20th). Franks was deemed a Golfweek Honorable Mention All-American after logging a 70.86 scoring average, T-9th lowest single-season scoring average in program history. He was named PING All-Southeast Region after notching a trio of top-20 finishes, including the first two wins of his career at the Thomas Sharkey Individual Collegiate (Feb. 3-4) and the Schenkel Invitational (March 15-17). Frankie Harris also put together a strong individual campaign, leading the team with a 70.74 scoring average, the eighth lowest scoring average all-time at Carolina. He had seven top-20 finishes in 11 starts. The Boca Raton, Fla., native won three times at the Daniel Island Intercollegiate (Oct. 29-31), the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (March 24-26) and the Wofford Invitational (April 15-16). Harris’ four top-five finishes T-7th most in a single-season in program history.

In his first season in 2022-23, Carolina had a pair of top-five finishes with a win at the 2023 Palmetto Intercollegiate, the team’s second straight at the event. The Gamecocks were the only team under par in the field on the week. Sophomore Nathan Franks put together a solid individual campaign with a 71.97 scoring average (T-18th best single-season mark in program history) and a team-leading three top-five finishes. Fellow sophomore Gene Zeigler picked up his first collegiate victory in the fall as he won the Daniel Island Intercollegiate in the fall finale. The Florence, S.C., native shot 214 (-2) and was the only player under par in the 103-man field.

He joined the Gamecocks after five seasons as the head coach at High Point. While leading the Panthers, Gregor led the team to five tournament wins and 16 top-five finishes. He coached eight All-Big South players and had two individuals qualify for NCAA Regionals (2018, 2021). Under his direction, Brendan MacDugall became the school’s first conference champion, earning medalist honors at the 2018 Big South Championship and a trip to NCAA Regionals (first player in program history).

Prior to High Point, Gregor was an assistant coach at Charleston Southern where he helped the Bucs to back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances in 2015 and 2016. The team won the 2015 Big South Championship in his first season.

Gregor graduated from Southwest Baptist University after attending Pima Community College (Tucson, Ariz.). He played football and golf in college.