TOP100 EAST – GIRLS
Presented in partnership with adidas golf
CGX Top100 is your exclusive opportunity to learn from and gain exposure to 11 top-ranked coaches and programs in one place – before or after the June 15 contact deadline.
Camp Details | Schedule | FAQs
COACH & PROGRAM LINEUP
Kalen Anderson | Women’s Head Coach
South Carolina
Amy Bond | Women’s Head Coach
Florida State University
Ria Scott | Women’s Head Coach
Virginia
Erika DeSanty | Women’s Head Coach
Princeton
Josh Brewer | Women’s Head Coach
Georgia
Kelly Hovland | Women’s Head Coach
Maryland
Emily Glaser | Women’s Head Coach
Florida
Mic Potter | Women’s Head Coach
Alabama
Greg Robertson | Women’s Head Coach
Oklahoma State
Caroline Haase-Hegg | Women’s Head Coach
Augusta
The value of cgx top100 camps
FOR JUNIOR Golfers
- Build relationships with and gain exposure to top-ranked coaches before or after the June 15 deadline
- Experience on-course engagement, evaluation, and real-time feedback from college coaches
- Learn what it takes to play college golf
- Gain new golf skills through college golf skills stations and challenges
- Participate in NIL seminars and discussions
- Improve your round with yardage books from PuttView Books
- Receive daily scripted outfits, a backpack, outerwear, and other tee prizes from adidas Golf
FOR PARENTS
- Parents are integrated into and participate in all activities of the camp
- Ability to engage and interact one-on-one with college coaches
- Participate in college golf and recruiting seminars to discover how to best navigate your junior’s pathway to the next level
- Ask your burning questions and hear what other parents want to know
- Follow your junior on-course during simulated college golf practice and tournament rounds
- Meet and build community with other parents going through the same process
Who should attend
- Top-ranked junior golfers in their class
- Players who want to learn from top college coaches and level up their game
- Golfers & parents looking to build relationships with the top coaches & programs in various divisions throughout the country
- Junior golfers who want to attend one of the schools represented
- Competitive golfers who want to bring their resume and ranking to life
- Girls from 13-18
Coaches, Juniors, and Parents on the value of Top100 Camps.
The Top100 camp is an exceptional opportunity for College Coaches of elite programs to connect with the top juniors in the country.
I would strongly encourage any parents to send their kids to any future CGX camp. They will not only learn how to become a better player, but they will learn what next steps to take to play collegiate golf.
Daily schedule
November 11-12
Registration (11/10)
4:00 PM – 6:30 PM | Registration
Day 1 (11/11)
7:45 AM – 9:00 AM | Coach Introductions / College Golf Seminar
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM | College Golf Skill Stations and Challenges (Putting, Short Game, Range)
11:30 AM – 12:15 PM | Lunch with Coaches / Warmup
12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | NIL Seminar (optional) / Warmup
1:00 PM | Simulated College Golf Practice Round with Coaches (Shotgun – Chateau Course – Blue Tees)
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM | AJGA-hosted Food Trucks Dinner with Coaches at AJGA Headquarters / AJGA Headquarters Tours & Gifts
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM | College Golf Recruiting Seminar / Open Q&A at Chateau Elan
Camp Adjourns Following Seminar
Day 2 (11/12)
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM | Warmup with Coaches
8:00 AM | Simulated College Golf Tournament Round (Shotgun – Chateau Course – Blue Tees)
12:30 PM | Lunch with Coaches
Camp Concludes Following Lunch
The course
The Chateau Elan Golf Club
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
CGX has secured a rate of $149 per night at two hotels for the camp.
To reserve your room please click either link below.
$149
per night
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Mall Of Georgia
3240 Buford Drive
Buford, Georgia 30519
$149
per night
SpringHill Suites Atlanta Buford/Mall of Georgia
3250 Buford Drive
Buford, Georgia 30519
FAQS
Are parents allowed to attend?
Parents are encouraged to attend all sessions as there will be many opportunities to ask questions to coaches. The only time we ask parents to stay to the side is during skill instruction and on-course competition.
Does a player need a Top 100 ranking to register?
Like all CGX Camps, Top100 is open to any and all entrants and limited only by number of participants, gender, and age.
Can a player speak with a college coach before the June 15 deadline at Top100 Camps?
Yes, CGX Top100 camps a player’s best opportunity to learn from and gain exposure to this many top-ranked coaches and programs in one place – before or after the June 15 contact deadline.
What should campers bring?
Campers should pack golf clubs, golf clothes for the weather, golf balls, gloves, rain gear, sunscreen, cell phone, casual clothing for evenings, and any personal needs.
Are scholarships available for Top100 Camps?
Scholarships are available. For those in financial need, please email info@pwsdevops.com
Are there group discounts for High School teams?
High School Team discounts are available for 3 or more players. Please email info@pwsdevops.com for more information.
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What college coaches are saying about CGX Top100

“The College Golf Experience Top100 Camp is an amazing opportunity for junior golfers and their parents to get in front of some coaches they might not have access to otherwise.” – Chris Parra, SMU Head Men’s Golf Coach

“The lineup of coaches at the Top100 camps provide a unique experience for parents and students to understand more about the recruitment process and learn from coaches that have worked with some of the best amateurs in the world.” – Glen Millican, Missouri Head Men’s Golf Coach

“As a coach, it’s such a luxury to get some insight into a junior golfer’s mindset while on the golf course; and as someone who’s gone through the recruiting process, it feels like a safer and more approachable way to interact with college coaches. It’s something you really miss when you’re simply recruiting at a tournament.” – Tiffany Joh, USC Associate Women’s Head Coach












