Attending a junior golf exposure camp can greatly improve your chances at college golf.

CGC – Junior Golf exposure camps offers the opportunity to learn, compete, showcase, interact and gain exposure to college golf coaches.

College Golf Camps allows the junior golfer and parents to learn about college golf. From practice routines to the finer points of the golf swing to course management to college golf timelines, much more. College Golf Camps does a remarkable job at educating the families about college golf.

Golf is a sport where you are competing against the course, not your opponent. Our college coaches are able to instruct and guide you through a hole. Giving you advanced information on attacking a hole or pin or positioning yourself in a fairway.

There are multiple ways to improve your golf game, why not learn from college golf coaches? The face-to-face meeting with a college coach at our camps allows coaches to see your response under pressure.

Each junior golf camper is provided with at least 3 written evaluations from college golf coaches. These are exceptionally valuable because it is an honest evaluation on your current golf skills compared to college golfers. You will know exactly what you do well, what you need to improve on and how to improve.

Are you a confused junior golf parent? We understand, most have no idea what direction to go. Typically, junior golf parents only have once chance to get it right.

College Golf Camps is here to help. We offer parents the opportunity provide exposure for their sons/daughters while receiving an education on this vast topic. Our camps include a seminar entitled “Road map of Junior Golf” specifically to help parents navigate junior golf.

Stop listening to what “they” say. Get the straight answer and get it from our college coaches and experts within college golf.

Discussion topics include

– Frequently asked questions about recruiting

– Rules of recruiting

– Dates of recruiting

– Timeline of recruiting

– NCAA eligibility center

– Standardizing testing

– College resources

– Role of parents in recruiting

– How to research and visit colleges

– Academics

– much more