Train. Prepare. Compete.
State of Texas College Golf Performance Camp
Prepare to compete with College Coaches through tournament-focused practice, course-management strategy and an 18-hole practice round at Tangle Ridge Golf Course.
Five College Coaches · Four College Golf Programs · Tournament Preparation · On-Course Coaching
Camp Price: $440
18-hole practice round with College Coaches Tournament preparation and course-management coaching
The CGX Performance Camp Experience
Prepare to Perform When It Counts
This is more than a practice round. Players prepare, strategize and compete alongside College Coaches, building skills they can carry into the tournament and every round that follows.
Learn From Five College Coaches
Receive instruction, feedback and different perspectives from five College Coaches representing four college golf programs.
Practice With Tournament Purpose
Work through college-style skill stations and competitive challenges focused on tournament preparation, routines and decision-making.
Build a Course-Management Plan
Learn how College Coaches evaluate a golf course, select targets, manage risk and use a practice round to prepare a tournament strategy.
Compete With Greater Confidence
Apply what you learn during an 18-hole practice round with College Coaches and enter tournament play with a clearer, more confident plan.
Meet the College Coaches
Five College Coaches. Four Texas college golf programs. One full day of tournament preparation, course-management instruction and on-course learning.
Bill Allcorn
Men’s Coach
Texas Christian University
Bill Allcorn is the Head Men’s Golf Coach at TCU, where he has led the Horned Frogs to back-to-back NCAA postseason appearances and six top-four finishes during the 2025–26 season.
Before joining TCU, Allcorn spent six seasons at Oklahoma and helped the Sooners win three Big 12 Championships, earn 25 tournament titles and establish themselves among the nation’s leading programs. He was named the 2021 Jan Strickland National Assistant Coach of the Year.
A former Baylor golfer, Allcorn also played professionally for eight years and has extensive experience in player development, physical training and tournament preparation.
Luke Calcatera
Men’s Coach
University of North Texas
Luke Calcatera is the Head Men’s Golf Coach at North Texas, where the Mean Green have steadily improved and returned to the national top 100 under his leadership.
Calcatera previously built Arkansas Tech into a Division II national powerhouse. His teams won the 2021 NCAA Division II National Championship, 32 tournaments and three conference championships while making nine consecutive postseason appearances.
He was named the 2021 Division II National Coach of the Year and is a six-time Great American Conference Coach of the Year.
Logan Goulding
Men’s Coach
University of Texas at Arlington
Logan Goulding was named UT Arlington’s Head Men’s Golf Coach in 2024 after coaching collegiately for seven seasons and playing professionally for three years.
As head coach at Denver, Goulding led the Pioneers to a Summit League Championship and NCAA Regional appearance in his first season and was named Summit League Coach of the Year.
Goulding has also coached at San Diego, Hawaii Pacific and Pacific. His professional caddying experience on the Korn Ferry and PGA Tours adds a valuable perspective on tournament preparation and course management.
Brian Dolehide
Men’s Coach
Tarleton State University
Brian Dolehide begins his first season as Tarleton State’s Head Men’s Golf Coach in 2026–27 after leading the men’s program at East Texas A&M for four seasons.
Under Dolehide, East Texas A&M lowered its team scoring average by approximately 40 strokes per tournament, won the LaTour Intercollegiate and recorded eight top-five finishes during its transition to NCAA Division I.
Dolehide previously coached at Baylor, Goucher College and Florida Atlantic. As a junior golfer, he won three consecutive Illinois state high school championships.
Marcus Willey
Women’s Coach
University of North Texas
Marcus Willey joined North Texas as Assistant Coach and Director of Operations in 2025 after serving as the men’s and women’s head coach at Southwestern College.
Willey was named the 2025 KCAC Women’s Coach of the Year and coached three all-conference players during his two seasons leading the Southwestern programs.
A former collegiate golfer at Fort Hays State, Willey also spent two seasons with the Tigers as a graduate assistant coach.
Prepare With a Purpose
What’s Included
A full day of tournament preparation, College Coach instruction and on-course strategy designed to help players compete with a stronger plan and greater confidence.
College Golf Seminar
Players and parents hear directly from College Coaches about college golf expectations, player development and what coaches look for in prospective student-athletes.
Tournament-Preparation Practice
Train through putting, short-game and full-swing stations featuring college-style challenges designed to simulate tournament conditions.
Course-Management Strategy
Learn how College Coaches evaluate a golf course, select targets, manage risk and develop a strategic plan before tournament play.
18-Hole Practice Round
Play Tangle Ridge with College Coaches while applying tournament strategy, course-management principles and more intentional decision-making.
Direct Coach Interaction & Feedback
Receive real-time instruction and interact with College Coaches through skill stations, group discussions and on-course play.
Player Lunch With Coaches
Players have lunch with the College Coaches before a focused discussion about tournament preparation, course management and strategy.
December 4, 2026
Camp Schedule
A full day of tournament preparation, College Coach instruction, course-management strategy and an 18-hole practice round at Tangle Ridge Golf Course.
Registration & Check-In
Players and parents arrive at Tangle Ridge Golf Course, check in and prepare for the day.
Player & Coach Introductions / College Golf Seminar
Players and parents meet the College Coaches and learn about college golf expectations, player development and what coaches look for in prospective student-athletes.
College Golf Practice Session / Tournament Preparation
Players rotate through putting, short-game and full-swing skill stations featuring competitive challenges designed to simulate tournament conditions.
Player Lunch with Coaches / Tournament Preparation & Course-Management Discussion
Registered players have lunch with the College Coaches while discussing tournament preparation, practice-round planning, course management and strategy.
18-Hole Practice Round with College Coaches
Players apply what they learned while receiving on-course coaching focused on strategy, target selection, risk management, decision-making and tournament preparation.
Camp concludes following the round.
Who Should Attend
Designed for Competitive Junior Golfers and Their Parents
This camp is designed for junior golfers who want to prepare more effectively, compete with greater confidence and learn how College Coaches approach tournament golf.
For Players
- Boys and girls ages 11–18 who want to improve their game and compete more effectively.
- Players preparing for the associated junior tournament or qualifier at Tangle Ridge Golf Course.
- Junior golfers who want to lower their scores, improve their ranking and build tournament confidence.
- Players who want to learn how to use a practice round to build a strategic course-management plan.
- Golfers seeking direct instruction and on-course feedback from College Coaches.
- Players interested in learning more about the college programs represented at camp.
For Parents
- Attend the College Golf Seminar and hear directly from the participating College Coaches.
- Ask questions about player development, college golf expectations and the recruiting process.
- Learn how College Coaches approach tournament preparation, practice routines and course management.
- Better understand how to support a junior golfer before, during and after tournament competition.
- Observe designated portions of the practice experience and see how College Coaches interact with players.
- During skill instruction and on-course competition, parents may be asked to remain in designated observation areas.
What Players, Parents & Coaches Say
Hear how players, parents and College Coaches describe the instruction, course-management learning and on-course experience that make CGX camps different.
This is the closest you can get to actually being a college player. My favorite part was getting to know the coaches and meeting other competitive players. The preparation with the coaches gave me an edge. This camp is unlike any other.
The biggest value was the on-course coaching during the practice round. The coaches didn’t just watch—they helped my daughter think through shot selection and how to play to her potential. I could see progress being made right in front of me.
The on-course discussion—walking through shots—was invaluable for my son. He left with course-management lessons he said he will never forget.
CGX camps create one-of-a-kind interaction. Coaches work with players on the course in a way that almost never happens during recruiting, giving us an inside look at how players respond during an actual round.
Testimonials have been lightly edited for length and clarity.
Registration Details
Registration is $440 per player for the full-day Performance Camp.
Pay 50% at registration. The remaining balance is collected automatically on November 4.
Optional protection is available at checkout for qualifying unforeseen circumstances. Terms apply.
This camp is open to any and all entrants and is limited only by number of participants, age and gender.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are CGX camps compliant with NCAA rules?
Is CGX a recruiting service?
Is CGX a good fit for my ability level?
Who is allowed to register?
Are parents allowed to attend?
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Is there a payment plan available?
What is the cancellation policy?
- 14 days or more before camp: 50% credit toward a future CGX camp.
- 4–13 days before camp: 25% credit toward a future CGX camp.
- Within 3 days of camp: Camp tuition is forfeited.
Is Purchase Protection available?
Are scholarships or group discounts available?
Prepare Smarter. Compete With Confidence.
Work directly with five College Coaches through tournament-focused practice, course-management instruction and an 18-hole practice round at Tangle Ridge Golf Course.
Camp registration: $440