Washington State Boys & Girls Prospect Camp

A three-time All-Pac-10 selection as a Cougar player, Dustin White returned to WSU as an assistant in 2014 and was named Men's Head Coach prior to the 2016-17 season. He has guided the program to five tournament victories, including the 2024 National Golf Invitational Championship — the program's first-ever postseason title. Under White, the Cougars earned back-to-back postseason bids for the first time in program history and produced the two lowest single-season scoring averages in school history. He has mentored six players to all-conference honors and 28 conference all-academic certificates.

A Coeur d'Alene, Idaho native, Derek Bayley was a standout during his playing career at Washington State. As a freshman, he posted the lowest scoring average by a Cougar freshman in school history and fired the best single-round score by a WSU player at the Pac-12 Championship. He earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention recognition as a junior and led the Cougars to a record-breaking team victory at the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate as a sophomore. He brings firsthand knowledge of the Cougar program and a decorated playing background to his role on the WSU staff.

A WSU alum and two-time NCAA Regional Championship participant in his playing days, Kevin Tucker was named Women's Head Coach in June 2024 after six seasons on the men's golf staff, most recently as associate head coach. In his first season leading the women's program, he guided the Cougars to the third-best team scoring average in program history and coached sophomore Alice Johansson to a pair of individual victories, All-West Coast Conference honors, and the fourth-best single-season scoring average in program history.

A former WSU women's golf standout from Nambucca Heads, Australia, Darcy Habgood returned to the Cougar program as Women's Assistant Coach in 2024. In five seasons at WSU, she posted three top-5 finishes, led the team in scoring average her final two seasons, and holds the fourth-best single-season scoring average in program history. Following her collegiate career, she reached stage two of LPGA Q-School and competed on the Epson Tour. A three-time WGCA All-America Scholar and four-time Pac-12 All-Academic selection, Habgood graduated with a degree in public relations and marketing.

A 2013 WSU graduate and four-year letterwinner for the Cougars, Emma White has spent nearly a decade on the Palouse as an assistant coach with the women's program. During her tenure, each of the program's top-seven single-season scoring averages has been recorded, and she has guided five Cougar women to individual tournament titles. She assisted Alivia Brown in becoming just the second WSU women's golfer to earn an NCAA Championship bid and helped Darcy Habgood post WSU's first individual top-10 finish at a Pac-12 Championship in nearly 20 years.