College Golf Experience establishes important partnership with Tarheel Junior Tour

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – The Tarheel Junior Golf Tour (TJGT) recently solidified a partnership with College Golf Experience (CGX), an organization that is exclusively endorsed by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA). The partnership will provide TJGT members and parents access to college coaches through camps and education events detailing collegiate golf and the recruiting process.

“The Tarheel Junior Golf Tour is very specific to only work with organizations that truly help young players and parents advance to fulfill their dreams in college golf,” said Tar Heel Junior Golf Tour Founder Jeff Daner. “CGX is one of these organizations.

“Camps are designed to showcase the talents of young players in front of coaches, eduations. cate on college golf and the path to get there. The coach to player ratio at CGX camps allows for interactions that are meaningful and worth the money families invest. We are thrilled to be involved with CGX.”

TJGT and CGX will co-develop Preview Camps run in conjunction with TJGT events, along with TJGT building awareness to its members and their families about CGX camps, content, and camp progression to ‘find your fit and find your spot’ in college golf. CGX will support TJGT, their players and families no matter where the junior golfer is in their journey.

Pictured is the 18th hole at Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club, site of the Tarheel Junior Golf Tour’s 40th annual Mid Pines Junior Amateur, scheduled for August 8-9.

(Photo courtesy of Tarheel Junior Golf Tour)

CGX has developed five different types of camps: Elite Camps hosted by a single college/university run by men's and/or women' coaches, Preview Camps on the front end of a junior golf tournament at the same site as the tournament, and Geographical Showcase Camps focusing on coaches from all Divisions in a specific geographic region, that includes a recruiting seminar lead by college coaches,

In addition, CGX has developed Top100 Camps geared toward the highly ranked player who wants to meet, engage, and learn from the top ranked programs and coaches. Ivy Golf Institute / DIII Elite Camps are geared toward juniors who excel academically and athletically, and are looking for an academically-focused college golf experience.  

CGX camps are for young men and women ages 12-18. The camp agenda encompasses (depending on the camp type): 20-30 percent education seminars for both parents and players where college coaches discuss all-things college golf and the pathway to get there. 50-60 percent on-course engagement with college coaches via simulated college golf practice and tournament rounds where players learn course management and strategy and receive real-time feedback. Then, 10-20 percent of the camp is a simulated college golf practice that covers skill development and challenges with college coaches based on the way they coach their teams. Parents are invited to participate and engage every step of the way at the camps.  

“Amateur golfing greatness in the Carolina’s has a legacy dating back to the 1890s, also includes Arnold Palmer’s legendary years at Wake Forest and continues today with great players rising from all ranks.  Partnering with the TJGT is a privilege that definitely energizes the CGX team,” said CGX CEO Joshua Jacobs. “We look forward to creating events that help serve as the connective tissue between college coaches with TJGT players and parents, while providing education to break down the college golf education barrier and help juniors achieve their goals.”

To learn more about CGX camps, copy and paste the video link below:

Top100 Highlight Reel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzZvJ503WvQ

Links to the respective websites are: TarheelGolf.org and COLLEGEGOLFX.COM