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Scott Moyer, Director of Golf and men’s coach, has led the Green Terror to six NCAA National Championship appearances with the most recent appearance in 2008 and has won several conference championships, including the 2005, 2006 and 2008 titles.
An active member of the Golf Coaches Association of America, he also serves as the Director of the National Golf Coaches Academy and directs the NIKE Junior Golf Camp in Williamstown, Mass.
A heavily sought instructor, Moyer has worked with some of this country’s top amateur players, as well as those from South Africa, France, Canada, and South Korea. His collegiate players and students have won numerous conference and collegiate tournaments. They have also gone on to compete at every level of golf competition, including the PGA Tour, U.S. Open and British Amateur amongst others.
Under Moyer’s direction, McDaniel has produced more all-conference, all-district, and All-America golfers than any other program in the region.
In 2005, both the men’s and women’s teams won the Centennial Conference team championship as well as both individual titles, making it the first institution in NCAA history to accomplish this feat.
In addition, McDaniel is believed to be the first team to have four different players win the individual conference championship in four consecutive years (2005-08).
Joe Yeck
Yeck enters his first season on the golf staff after two years as an assistant on the Green Terror men's basketball staff.
He played in 91 games while a member of the York (Pa.) basketball team, including starting all 22 games as a senior. A career .480 shooter, he totaled 400 points, including 189 while serving as a captain during his final season. He also pulled down 147 rebounds and dished out 196 assists.
He was part of York’s, 2004-05 national semifinalist team that went 28-4 where he played in all 32 of the team’s games.
Earning the Capital Athletic Conference All-Academic Award, he also participated in the team’s community service activities that included providing gifts to less-fortunate families during the holiday season.
He was also a two-time captain of the golf team. As a golfer, he fired a career-low round of 71 to tie for second place at the Susquehanna Fall Invitational as a senior.
Prior to his arrival at McDaniel, he spent last year as the assistant director of campus recreation at Gettysburg College. While there, he oversaw intramurals and club sports and monitored leagues and special events.
In the summer before his time at Gettysburg, he served as a ticket office and marketing intern at Lehigh, assisting with marketing of the athletic teams and events.
In 2007, he won the Cleveland Golf All-American Scholar award.
A 2007 graduate of York, he earned his bachelor of science in sport management and a master of business administration from Mt. St. Mary's University in December 2009.
