CH3 College Golf Recruitment Webinar
This week saw the CH3 Academy Team host a college recruitment information webinar alongside ForeCollegeGolf and GEMS First Point School.
Under the mediation of GEMS Elite Golf Program coach Mike Bolt, speakers Jamie McConnell (Director of Instruction – CH3 Performance Golf), Matthew Tompkins (Principal – GEMS First Point School) and Michael Smith (ForeCollegeGolf) talked participants through the college recruiting system and NCAA protocols, painting a picture of what is needed to successfully start and plan a student athletes college journey.
ForeCollegeGolf’s Michael Smith provided a number of very valuable tools and links to evaluate colleges and aid students in starting to develop an idea of the type of college and location to fit their preferences.
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Any queries on the college recruitment process or elite golf program can be addressed to mike@ch3performancegolf.com




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