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When a player goes to college, they will not have their parents to rely on every single day. It is important for parents to prepare their children for the independence of college life. For example, allow the players to warm up at tournaments on their own, pack their snacks, plan their tournament schedule, send intro emails to colleges, and lead conversations on a [...]

This past week I had a direct message on Instagram sent to me asking advice for how many tournaments a junior golfer play during the summer. I wanted to share some of my advice on why this isn't a question that has a simple answer. Also, be sure to tune into the webinar on June 6th with PKBGT Tour Director Mike Parker to [...]

I really hope many of you had the chance to watch the NCAA Championships this week, especially with the final matches coming down to two NC teams, each of which had a former PKBGT standout playing (against each other). And for those that were at the PKB Invitational last fall you had the chance to hear Emilia speak so it was a lot [...]

This insight is inspired by a parent who recently caddied in the Symetra Tour event in Charlotte. He mentioned how much he learned by doing it and shared with his daughter. So lightbulb goes off as a great way for you as junior players to learn as well. I'm sure many of you have caddied for a pro in a tourney or caddied [...]

Last week a new set of NCAA rules were announced but there have been several questions arise. I shared the rules that went into effect in regards to what the college coaches can/can't do. You can read that blog HERE. This week I want to address how these rules affect you as a prospective student-athlete (PSA): A PSA can still email, text, and [...]