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A Father and Son Journey to Playing College Golf
It’s difficult to explain the thoughts that go through your head as a father when you see your son standing on the practice range being coached by a man who has won 13 NCAA Championships.
The Ideal College Golf Resume According to College Coaches
College golf coaches share what an ideal golf resume should contain so it rises to the top of the emails coaches regularly receive.
Ryan Williams, Women’s Head Golf Coach at Central Michigan University, on the benefits of CGX Camps
Camps offer coaches a unique opportunity to assess players’ skills, personalities, and fit for their programs, making them increasingly important in recruiting.
College Coaches Speak: Balancing Tournaments and Camps is the New Ideal Way to Prep Juniors for College Golf
While tournaments remain key for recruiting, college coaches increasingly value specialized camps like CGX for assessing players’ skills, providing feedback, and building relationships in a more relaxed environment.
Life of a college golfer
Process vs. Outcome Goals: Insights from Cal Women’s Golf Coach Sofie Aagaard
Setting the right goals can make all the difference when it comes to improving your golf game. Cal Women’s Golf Coach Sofie Aagaard recently joined a College Golf Experience Instagram Live to break down the key distinction between process goals and outcome goals
Making the Most of Your Junior and College Golf Journey: Advice from an Illinois Golf Coach
Discover valuable advice from an Illinois assistant golf coach on transitioning from junior to college golf. Focus on growth, detach from outcomes, and trust the process to maximize every day and unlock your full potential.
We Can Work it Out: Is Your Golf Fitness Regimen College Ready?
College golf fitness programs have advanced in recent years. Many of today’s fitness plans are research-based for the individual athlete.
College Golf Workouts
When you hear “college golf workouts” you probably think stretching, bands, and body weight exercises. While this is true in some cases, most teams go far beyond this.
What Does Team Practice Look Like?
Every team is different, but expect some combination of qualifying, play days, and structured team practice. This is a good question to ask coaches as you begin your recruiting conversations.
Coaches’ Corner
Parent and Junior Golfer on Building Confidence
9-Iron into the wind
Wedge play inside 100 yards
Emory Coach John Sjoberg on Value of Camps
Simulated College Golf Practice Round
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