University of Sioux Falls Athletics

Chan Metts joins the University of Sioux Falls Men's and Women's Golf coaching staff for his first season in 2015-16. A 2007 graduate of Georgia College and State University, Metts brings a succesful collegiate background at the Division II level as well as a noteworthy post-collegiate amateur career.

Metts walked on the GCSU Men's Golf team in 2005 and earned a scholarship his senior year. As a junior, Metts played in five tournaments, placing in a tie for 20th at the conference tournament and seventh at the regional. On the back of his top-10 region finish, Metts nearly led the Bobcats to a national tournament appearance, missing a bid by one stroke. He finished his career with a 78.3 scoring average. 

After graduating from GCSU, Metts worked for the Department of Juvenile Justice in Goergia as a juvenile probation officer. While serving in this position for seven years, Metts continued to compete as an amateur throughout Georgia. In 2014, he won the Bob "Boo" White Invitational at the Lavida Country Club in Savannah, Ga., and he qualified for the Georgia State Mid-Am Tournament at the Marietta Country Club in Kennesaw, Ga. in 2015, where he finished tied for 33rd. 

Chan and his wife Whitney reside in Sioux Falls.