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Prior to UVU, Larson was the head women's golf coach at St. Francis High School in northern California. During her tenure, she led St. Francis to the 2002 Northern California State Championship, and two (2002 & 2003) high school section championships. She was named the Greater Sacramento area high school girls golf coach of the year in 2003.

Before taking the helm at St. Francis, Larson was an assistant coach at her alma mater, Sacramento State, for one season. As a player at Sac State (1998-2002), Larson was a two-time Big Sky All-Conference golfer and was named Academic All-Conference all four years. She was a team captain, was on the CSUS Student Athletic Advisory Council, as well as being the school SAAC representative for the Big Sky Conference. Larson earned a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology-Exercise Science from Sacramento State in 2002.

A native of Bend, Oregon, Larson graduated from Mountain View High School (Oregon). She and her husband Tim now reside in South Jordan, UT with their three sons and one daughter.

Prior to GCU, Carroll spent three seasons as South Mountain Community College's women's golf coach. In addition, she was named interim head coach of the men's team during the 2021-22 season and made history, becoming the first female head coach to guide a men's team to a NJCAA National Championship.

Carroll helped restart the women's golf program at SMCC prior to the start of the 2020 season. She coached two players to the NJCAA National Championship tournament in 2021 and coached Kylie Rehberger to All-ACCAC, All-Region and All-District honors and a 52nd-place showing at the championship.

During her one season as interim coach of the men's team at SMCC, the team placed first at Twin Hills Golf and Country Club in Joplin, Missouri, defeating two teams tied for second by 19 strokes. She helped Cecil Belisle to his second straight National Championship and the NJCAA Jack Nicklaus Award. The men's side had three All-Americans and won seven tournaments during the regular season. Carroll also received the GCAA Dave Williams National Coach of the Year award for NJCAA Division II.

Carroll is a graduate of Rogers State in Claremore, Oklahoma, where she was a four-year member of the women's golf team. She placed in the top five twice and in the top 10 five times over her final two seasons. Carroll totaled 66 rounds in 33 events played and was a member of the Heartland Conference President's Honor Roll multiple times. She spent the 2016-17 season as an assistant coach for her alma mater.

In 2022, the Wildcats won their first conference championship since 2011, and their first Big Sky title since 2002, as they shot a three-round total of 864 for a one-shot victory to earn the program's first NCAA Regionals appearance since 2002. Reese Fisher earned the tournament's individual medalist title after shooting rounds of 72, 64 and 70 for a 4-under par 206. Erling earned his first Big Sky Coach of the Year honor on the heels of the Wildcats' 2022 victory at Talking Stick Golf Club.

In the 2019 Big Sky Championships, Erling's Wildcats cut a 13-shot deficit in the final round down to a single shot before eventually falling two shots short in second place to Northern Colorado for the program's best finish. The team recorded 20 birdies and a pair of eagles in a 15-under par 273 on the day. The score was the second-lowest single round since the Big Sky reinstituted golf as a league-sponsored sport in 2015.

In 2022, Erling also led the Wildcats to the team title in the Cal Baptist-hosted Joust at Goose Creek tournament, where the Wildcats shot a total of 870 for a 10-shot victory margin over the field for the program's first tournament title under Erling. Brody Childs led the way for Weber State at the tournament, earning individual medalist honors with a 1-over par 214, while Reese Fisher finished runner-up, one shot back of Childs. The Wildcats also won a two-day match play event against Utah State to open the 2021-22 season, defeating the Aggies 12.5 to 3.5 at Logan Country Club.

Erling replaced Dave Kearl as coach of the Weber State men's golf team, who retired in the fall of 2011 after heading up the men's program at Weber State for the previous 11 years.

Erling has been a well known member of the local golf community for many years. He was the Head Golf Professional at the Ogden Golf and Country Club from 1998 to 2007, and has later remained as a Teaching Professional at the club.

In 2007, he left his position as the head pro at OGCC to become the Intermountain sales representative for Mizuno USA. Erling has also served as a sales representative for golf brands Black Clover, Iliac, and Dynamic Brands USA.

A native of southern Idaho, Erling was a three-time Gem State Conference Player of the year. He then played collegiate golf with Utah State, where he was a four-year letterwinner with the Aggies. In 2002, he was the individual medalist at the Southern Utah State University Invitational.

Following his career with the Aggies, Erling turned pro, and played on the Canadian Tour in 2003 and 2004.

Safety and fun are the reasons the camps grow each year. Kim personally trains her staff to ensure the instruction is consistent and purposeful. She teaches golf to adults and juniors of all levels and started playing golf herself at the age of four.