Arizona State women’s golf head coach Missy Farr-Kaye has named former Sun Devil golfer Tiffany Tavee as the newest assistant women’s golf coach, Farr-Kaye announced today.
“I am thrilled to welcome ASU alum Tiffany Tavee to our Sun Devil golf coaching staff. Tiffany brings a wealth of experience from her time playing at ASU to her time playing professional golf for the last nine years all over the world,” said Farr-Kaye.
In her time as a collegiate golfer, Tavee was one of the top players to compete for Arizona State. Over three years, Tavee recorded 101 rounds played for the Sun Devils with 92 percent of those rounds counting toward the team score. The honorable mention All-American and two-time All-Pac-10 honoree also shot a career low of 66 at the 2005 PING/ASU Invitational.
Tavee was also honored for her success in the classroom earning both first team and second team All-Pac-10 honors in her time as a student at Arizona State.
“Tiffany was an exceptional student–athlete at ASU, and I know she will bring her passion for excellence in the classroom and on the golf course to our program.”
Prior to taking over the Sun Devil women’s golf assistant coach position, Tavee competed as a professional golfer on the Symetra Tour.