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“College Golf Camp is the quintessential experience for any student-athlete wishing to play golf at the collegiate level. This camp has everything, for both athletes and parents. Besides the impressive quality of the coaching staff, you will find the coaches to be extremely accessible, professional, helpful and available to students and to parents. My son said this was one of his best experiences and highlights of his early golf career. An inspiring moment for sure. Well worth the investment!” T.R., Florida, parent of junior golfer who recently attended CGC.
College Coaches who have committed to this camp in its entirety.
University of Southern California – Justin Silverstein, Head Golf Coach
University of Mississippi – Kory Henkes, Head Golf Coach
Texas Tech University – Jojo Robertson, Head Golf Coach
University of Tennessee – Judi Pavon, Head Golf Coach
Kansas State University – Kristi Knight, Head Golf Coach
University of New Mexico – Jill Trujillo, Head Golf Coach
Baylor University – Jay Goble, Head Golf Coach
Texas A&M University – Andrew Gaston, Head Golf Coach
University of Texas – Arlington – TBA, Head Golf Coach
University of Colorado – Anne Kelly, Head Golf Coach
University of Nebraska – Robin Krapfl, Head Golf Coach
Mississippi State University – Ginger Brown, Head Golf Coach
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General Info
College Golf Camps of America invites you to our 7th Annual College Golf Camps™ Girls – Junior Golf Exposure Camp in Dallas, Texas, July 28-30, 2019. College Golf Camps will accept the first 65 junior golfers from all over the world. This is a unique college golf opportunity designed specifically for junior golfers wanting exposure to college golf.
If you would like to Learn, Compete, Showcase, Interact with College Golf Coaches guaranteed, then College Golf Camps™ is what you’re looking for!
Yes, we guarantee the college coaches will be in attendance for camp. Our camper-to-coach ratio is at least 6-to-1. The coaches will be in attendance for the entire camp. When the campers are not on the golf course with the coaches, they are on in some type of seminar, clinic or instructional session.
Highlights
Exposure Camp Curriculum includes 21 hours of Education and 11 hours of competition
College Golf Camps is committed to the following four aspects:
Game Development: themes such as team golf, transition from practice to tournament, mental game, course management, golf development, student development etc.
Education: work with college golf coaches on Life skills for college freshman, Be the student in student-athlete, swing tips, course management, drills, evaluations for game development, success for student-athletes
Competition: coaches will be on course to provide interaction and feedback, 36 holes of competition with on course interaction with college coaches during the competition, players will be provided feedback on game improvement
Student preparation: topic will include transition from junior to college golf, be the student the student-athlete, NCAA education, road map of junior golf, team golf, championship golf, life skills for college freshman, Open Q/A’s, Playing with freedom, harness your inner champion, including on course tips, getting around a golf course. College Golf Camps provides each player with a CGC Notebook to take notes and track your improvement over the camp!! Junior Golf Exposure Camp Highlights:
- Estimated 32 hours of education(21) and competition(11)
- Emphasis on instruction, education, practice and competition
- Activities designed to improve overall skills and knowledge in golf
- Junior Golfer Face-to-Face Interaction with College Golf Coaches
- Educational seminars with current College Golf Coaches
- 36 holes for evaluation and competition
- 9 hole short game challenge with College Golf Coaches
- Evaluations from 3 College Golf Coaches for educational purposes
- Trackman Skills Assessment – 15 shots
- Optional TrackMan Combine
- Putting Skills Assessment
- Video Analysis
- TPI Evaluation
- Mental Assessment
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| Date | Time | Event |
|---|---|---|
| July 28 | 12:00pm – 1:30pm | Camp Check-in |
| July 28 | 2:00pm | Welcome meeting for junior golfers/parents |
| July 28 | 2:30pm | Transition from junior golf to college golf – Conrad Ray, Stanford |
| July 28 | 3:30pm | Callaway Chrome Soft Par 3 Challenge |
| July 29 | 6:30pm | Evening mixer – Coaches/Junior Golfers |
| July 29 | 6:30pm | Road map for junior golf parents |
| July 29 | 7:00am | Instruction – Play with Freedom – Glen Millican, New Mexico |
| July 29 | 8:00am | 18 hole competition – shotgun start |
| July 29 | 1:00pm | Team games and practice routines with college coaches |
| July 29 | 3:00pm | Championship Golf – Chris Zambri, USC |
| July 29 | 4:00pm | Be the student in Student-Athlete |
| July 29 | 5:00pm | Small group session with college golf coaches |
| July 29 | 6:00pm | Dinner |
| July 29 | 8:00pm | Optional – College Golf Fellowship, special guest |
| July 30 | 7:00am | Play to WIN – Nick Clinard, Auburn |
| July 30 | 8:00am | 18 hole competition – shotgun start |
| July 30 | 1:00pm | Lunch |
| July 30 | 2:15pm | Life skills for college freshman – Chris Malloy, Ole Miss |
| July 30 | 3:30pm | Open Q/A with all college golf coaches |
| July 30 | 5:00pm | Conclusion of camp |
Having trouble registering? Text 469-907-5800
| Registration Begins: | August 1, 2018 at 09:00 PM EDT |
| Entry Deadline: | Open |
| Camp Fee: | $1,695.00 |
| Deposit: | $695.00 |
| Open To: | Open to any junior golfers limited only by age, gender and total campers |