Graysen Huff was named the head coach of the Northwest Nazarene women's golf program in October 2026 and enters his first season with the Nighthawks
A Boise native, Huff brings extensive playing experience to NNU after competing at the NCAA Division I and professional levels.
Huff competed professionally from 2021-24, making appearances on PGA TOUR Latin-America, PGA TOUR Americas, the Forme Tour and various mini tours. He earned status on PGA TOUR Latin-America after Monday qualifying for an event and finishing fifth.
During his professional career, Huff competed in 43 PGA TOUR-sanctioned events and made the cut in 60 percent of his appearances. He also earned a professional mini-tour victory and reached a career-best ranking inside the top 1,500 of the Official World Golf Ranking.
Prior to turning professional, Huff spent six seasons at Auburn University from 2015-21. He helped the Tigers capture the 2018 SEC Championship and finished runner-up individually at the 2019 SEC Championship.
Huff concluded his Auburn career with a scoring average that ranked 13th in program history. He earned Academic All-America recognition and was a finalist for the 2019 Byron Nelson Award. Huff also received multiple community service awards during his collegiate career.
Faith and service played an important role in Huff's time at Auburn, where he regularly participated in Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Christian Golf Fellowship. His coaching philosophy emphasizes relationship-based leadership, accountability and the development of student-athletes on the course, in the classroom and in their faith.
Before Auburn, Huff was a standout golfer at Eagle High School. He helped the Mustangs capture four team state championships and won an individual state title. Huff also earned three American Junior Golf Association victories during his junior career.
Following his professional golf career, Huff worked as a project manager for C&H Baseball in Star, Idaho. In the role, he oversaw project planning, scheduling, logistics and installations across multiple locations, including projects with Major League Baseball organizations.
Huff graduated from Auburn in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in agricultural business and economics along with minors in sports coaching and leadership.
