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Camp Overview

INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY COLLEGE GOLF EXPERIENCE


College Golf Experience Camps are a perfect place for young golfers to take their game to the next level. These single-day camps allow for the highest level of training and college coaching for your camper to experience.

FULL DAY CAMPS

This program is designed to improve tournament performance, develop competitive skills, and boost your junior golf ranking. These camps allow parents and campers to interact directly with college coaches and gain firsthand insights into the college golf experience. CGX camps are recommended for boys and girls between the ages 11-18 who are ready to advance their skills and understanding of college golf. Full Day Camps run from 8:00am - 4:00pm and are open to players of all abilities. Please note: Lunch is provided.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • College Golf Seminar: Players and parents hear directly from College Coaches about college golf expectations, player development and what coaches look for in prospective student-athletes.
  • Tournament-Preparation Practice: Train through putting, short-game and full-swing stations featuring college-style challenges designed to simulate tournament conditions.
  • Course-Management Strategy: Learn how College Coaches evaluate a golf course, select targets, manage risk and develop a strategic plan before tournament play.
  • 18-Hole Practice Round: Play Tangle Ridge with College Coaches while applying tournament strategy, course-management principles and more intentional decision-making.
  • Direct Coach Interaction & Feedback: Receive real-time instruction and interact with College Coaches through skill stations, group discussions and on-course play.
  • Player Lunch With Coaches: Players have lunch with the College Coaches before a focused discussion about tournament preparation, course management and strategy.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Players Looking to Elevate Their Game: Improve tournament performance, develop competitive skills, and boost your junior golf ranking.
  • Junior Golfers Competing in the Next Day's Tournament: Gain valuable pre-tournament insights and on-course experience to sharpen your game.
  • Parents & Junior Golfers Seeking College Golf Knowledge: Interact directly with College Coaches and gain firsthand insights into the college golf experience.
  • Recommended for Boys & Girls, Ages 11-18: Ideal for players ready to advance their skills and understanding of college golf.

This camp is open to any and all entrants limited only by number of participants, gender, and age.

Highlights Include

  • Coach Interaction All Day: introductions, practice, lunch, and on-course time.
  • College Golf Insight: see what college coaches prioritize
  • Clearer Next Step: leave with direction on training and communication.
  • Parent Receive Access through Camp: seminars and viewing on-course experiences.
  • Direct Q&A with College Coaches: recruiting process, fit, and expectations.

Camp Coaches

  • Bill Allcorn

    Bill Allcorn

    Men’s Golf Coach Texas Christian University

    Bill Allcorn is the Head Men’s Golf Coach at TCU, where he has led the Horned Frogs to back-to-back NCAA postseason appearances and six top-four finishes during the 2025–26 season.

    Bill Allcorn

    Bill Allcorn

    Men’s Golf Coach Texas Christian University

    Before joining TCU, Allcorn spent six seasons at Oklahoma and helped the Sooners win three Big 12 Championships and 25 tournament titles. He was named the 2021 Jan Strickland National Assistant Coach of the Year.

    A former Baylor golfer, Allcorn also played professionally for eight years and has extensive experience in player development, physical training and tournament preparation.

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    Luke Calcatera

    Men’s Coach Golf University of North Texas

    Luke Calcatera is the Head Men’s Golf Coach at North Texas, where the Mean Green have steadily improved and returned to the national top 100 under his leadership.

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    Luke Calcatera

    Men’s Coach Golf University of North Texas

    Calcatera previously built Arkansas Tech into a Division II national powerhouse. His teams won the 2021 NCAA Division II National Championship, 32 tournaments and three conference championships while making nine consecutive postseason appearances.

    He was named the 2021 Division II National Coach of the Year and is a six-time Great American Conference Coach of the Year.

  • Logan Goulding

    Logan Goulding

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Texas at Arlington

    Logan Goulding was named UT Arlington’s Head Men’s Golf Coach in 2024 after coaching collegiately for seven seasons and playing professionally for three years.

    Logan Goulding

    Logan Goulding

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Texas at Arlington

    As head coach at Denver, Goulding led the Pioneers to a Summit League Championship and NCAA Regional appearance in his first season and was named Summit League Coach of the Year.

    Goulding has also coached at San Diego, Hawaii Pacific and Pacific. His professional caddying experience on the Korn Ferry and PGA Tours adds a valuable perspective on tournament preparation and course management.

  • Brain Dolehide

    Brian Dolehide

    Men’s Coach Golf Tarleton State University

    Brian Dolehide begins his first season as Tarleton State’s Head Men’s Golf Coach in 2026–27 after leading the men’s program at East Texas A&M for four seasons.

    Brain Dolehide

    Brian Dolehide

    Men’s Coach Golf Tarleton State University

    Under Dolehide, East Texas A&M lowered its team scoring average by approximately 40 strokes per tournament, won the LaTour Intercollegiate and recorded eight top-five finishes during its transition to NCAA Division I.

    Dolehide previously coached at Baylor, Goucher College and Florida Atlantic. As a junior golfer, he won three consecutive Illinois state high school championships.

  • Marcus Willey

    Women’s Coach Golf University of North Texas

    Marcus Willey joined North Texas as Assistant Coach and Director of Operations in 2025 after serving as the men’s and women’s head coach at Southwestern College.

    Marcus Willey

    Women’s Coach Golf University of North Texas

    Willey was named the 2025 KCAC Women’s Coach of the Year and coached three all-conference players during his two seasons leading the Southwestern programs.

    A former collegiate golfer at Fort Hays State, Willey also spent two seasons with the Tigers as a graduate assistant coach.

  • Cox Jordan

    Jordan Cox

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

    Jordan Cox joined UMHB as Head Men’s Golf Coach in 2016. He has led the Cru to five American Southwest Conference titles and five NCAA Championship appearances.

    Cox Jordan

    Jordan Cox

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

    The winningest coach in program history, Cox has recorded 29 career victories through the 2026 season and earned four ASC Coach of the Year awards. He was a finalist for the NCAA Division III National Coach of the Year award in 2017, 2022 and 2026.

    Under Cox, UMHB players have earned nine All-American honors and 19 Academic All-American honors. His 2026 team set numerous program records, including a 284.1 scoring average.

    Cox previously served as Assistant Women’s Golf Coach at Baylor, helping the Lady Bears reach back-to-back NCAA postseason appearances.

  • Mc Munn Mike

    Michael McMunn

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Texas at Tyler

    Michael McMunn became UT Tyler’s Head Men’s Golf Coach before the 2016–17 season, guiding the Patriots through their transition from NCAA Division III to Division II.

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    Michael McMunn

    Men’s Coach Golf University of Texas at Tyler

    His teams earned back-to-back third-place finishes at the 2017 and 2018 NCAA Division III Championships and won the 2018 American Southwest Conference title. Seven Patriots earned All-American distinctions under McMunn during the program’s Division III era.

    UT Tyler made its first NCAA Division II regional appearance in 2024 and returned in 2025. The program also entered the NCAA Division II national rankings for the first time in 2023–24.

    A University of Alabama graduate, McMunn previously led Piedmont College and interned with Alabama’s golf program. He holds Titleist Performance Institute certifications in golf fitness and golf mechanics.

Camp Details

College Golf Experience is dedicated to providing junior golfers with meaningful, one‑of‑a‑kind opportunities to connect with college coaches and gain a deeper understanding of the college golf recruiting process. Our camps are open to any and all entrants limited only by number of participants, gender, and age.

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SECURE YOUR SPOT!

You can expect high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

2026 OVERVIEW

  • Date: December 4, 2026
  • Age Group: 11-18
  • Gender: Co-ed
  • Camp Type: Full Day Camp Available
  • Schedule:
    • Full Day: 8:00am-4:00pm
  • Check-In: 15 minutes prior to camp start time.
  • Lunch: Lunch is included.
  • Program: The All Abilities program is designed to improve the fundamental skills needed for golf including putting, chipping, bunker play, and full-swing. On the first day of camp, all participants will be evaluated by the instructors and placed into groups based on age and ability level in various individual, small group and full group settings.

Please note: Camp schedules and details may be subject to change.

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT & FACILITY

  • Ratio: 1:8 staff-to-camper ratio.
  • Equipment Needed: Players should supply their own golf clubs, glove, golf balls, and tees.
  • Facility: Tangle Ridge Golf Course
  • Medical Protocol: Camp will have on-site staff to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. US Sports Camps is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

  • Golf attire (collared shirt recommended)
  • Golf clubs
  • Golf balls/tees/glove
  • Golf shoes or tennis/athletic shoes

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is not provided. Campers are responsible for getting to and from camp on their own.

Facility

Tangle Ridge Golf Course

Tangle Ridge Golf Club in Grand Prairie, TX, will challenge your senses and skills. This 18-hole championship public golf course features exciting elevation changes, subtle Champion Ultra Dwarf Bermuda Grass Greens, tree-lined fairways, and water and sand hazards.

SAMPLE SCHEDULE

Please note: Camp schedules may be subject to change.

Sample Daily Schedule

8:15am Players and parents arrive at Tangle Ridge Golf Course, check in and prepare for the day.

8:45am Player & Coach Introductions / College Golf Seminar

9:45am College Golf Practice Session / Tournament Preparation

12:00pm Player Lunch with Coaches / Tournament Preparation & Course-Management Discussion

1:00pm 18-Hole Practice Round with College Coaches

Camp concludes following the round.

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FAQS

  • Address: 818 Tangle Ridge Dr, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104. The camp takes place at Tangle Ridge Golf Course, a golf club. Led by camp director Bill Allcorn.

  • Sessions are $440 for a 1-day camp. A deposit secures your spot, with the balance due by the 1st day of the month prior to camp starting.

  • This camp is for athletes ages 11 to 18, coed. All skill levels welcome. Campers may be grouped by age, skill, or experience.

  • One session: December 4 to December 4, 2026. Select the session above to register.

  • This is a day camp.

  • Select your session above and click "Add to Cart." A deposit secures your spot, with the balance due by the 1st day of the month prior to camp starting. After registration, you'll receive a Camp Information Packet with health forms and check-in details. Questions? Call 1-800-645-3226.

  • CGX hosts educational golf camps nationwide that connect junior golfers and their families with College Coaches from every division – DI, DII, DIII, NAIA, and JUCO. CGX camps focus on player development, coach education, and helping families understand the college golf pathway.

  • Yes. CGX camps operate in compliance with NCAA rules and regulations.

    The camps are educational experiences where players receive instruction from College Coaches and families can learn more about college golf programs and the college golf landscape.

  • CGX camps are open to any and all entrants, limited only by number of participants, gender, and age.

    CGX camps are designed for boys and girls ages 11–18 who are interested in improving their game and learning more about the college golf landscape.

  • Campers receive hands-on instruction from College Coaches, learn about the college golf landscape, and have the opportunity to build relationships with coaches from programs across all divisions. Each camp is structured around skill development and educational sessions.

  • CGX camps welcome players across a range of skill levels. There is no minimum handicap requirement for most camp types, though some specialized camps may be better suited for more competitive players. Check the specific camp listing for details, or contact us with questions.

  • Yes — parents are encouraged to attend. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the day to ask questions directly to coaches. We ask that parents step to the side only during skill instruction sessions and on-course competition.

  • NCAA rules restrict direct communication between college coaches and recruits until June 15th of a recruit's junior year of high school. Attending a CGX camp before that date is one of the few opportunities younger players have to learn directly from and interact with College Coaches.

  • Campers should bring their clubs, golf shoes, appropriate attire for the weather, snacks and any personal items they need for the day.

  • Host hotel information near camp venues are listed on the individual camp pages at collegegolfx.com. CGX does not manage lodging.

  • This varies by venue. Details will be communicated in pre-camp materials.

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