Recently, we have looked at the growth of golf in Asia and how it is crucial to the future growth of the sport. With so much untapped potential in the region, PRIG (Pacific Rim Intercollegiate Golf) is conducting its inaugural elite golf camp in China this August.
The main goal of the PRIG Golf Camp is to connect junior golfers with leading Ivy League golf coaches. Among the golf coaches invited to the camp are Michael Hughes of Brown University, who is also a member of PRIG’s board of directors. Matt Baughan of Cornell University, Richard Parker of Dartmouth College, Kevin Rhoads of Harvard University, Colin Sheehan of Yale University, Rich Mueller of Columbia University, Bob Heintz of University of Pennsylvania, Pat Goss of Northwestern University, Jamie Green of Duke University and Will Green of Princeton University will also be in attendance.
The camp will be held at Kingswan Golf and Country Club in Changzhou, China. It will run for 5 days, from August 7 to August 12, 2016. With the attendance of so many Ivy League golf coaches, junior golfers who attend this camp will be treated with instruction from some of the leading university golf coaches in the United States. In addition, they will also gain insight and knowledge that would normally not be available to young athletes.
There are 60 spots available for junior golfers between the age of 13-20. All golfers around the world are welcome, and whether you are just starting the game or trying to take your game to the next level, it will certainly be an unforgettable experience! Registration for this elite golf camp can be found HERE. Note there is an early bird rate if registration is completed before March 31. To find out more about PRIG, be sure to visit their website at www.PRIG.ca or www.PRIG.asia for their Chinese website. You may also connect with them via Facebook and Instagram.
Source: PRIG.ca
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