FULL TIME Juniors Golf Academy
Would you like to be part of the golf team
Would you like to be part of the golf team
in an American Univertity?
At our Summer Golf Camps it is quite common to see students attending our programs and playing high level golf, being observed by the team coaches of several American universities and, after the completion of their studies in the last year of High School, been offered a scholarship to study at their universities and be part of the golf team.
The JPGA is the number 1 Golf Academy in the south of the United States. The mission is to help prepare junior golfers to compete in high level tournaments play and hopefully one day receive a college scholarship. The JPGA is a Boutique Golf Academy. Our organization GOLF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS, will coordinate and help to those parents who request so, to register their children in the last grades of the High school, as a first step to see the possibilities to receive a scholarship is some university.
The JPGA accepts students 12 years and older for the Golf/Academic program. The Hilton Head Preparatory School (HHP) has partnered with the JPGA to accept students that qualify for entrance into their institution. Accredited by the National Associations of Independent Schools and Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Hilton Head Prep puts academic first and provides a quality learning environment. 100% of students who attend HHP are accepted to college
The Full Time Academy program is a nine-month academic course split into two semesters, where theb first semester begins mid-August, and the second semester starts the first week of January. Academic students begin their instructional program after school five days a week. Students receive instruction on the practice tee and in the course every day.
C O N T E N T
- The golf instruction never exceeds a 4-1 student to teacher ratio that encourages an enhanced level of ability and confidence for each student.
- Access to 7 courses any day of the week to focus on course management.
- A major component of the JPGA is the opportunity to play in Nationally Ranked Tournaments throughout the Southeast.
- Mental conditioning is crucial in addressing a student’s attitude toward practice and competition.
- The JPGA program adapts to the needs of each individual student.
- The JPGA focuses on developing confident athletes who strive to improve and compete.
The Program Includes:
• Housing
• Transportation
• Instruction
• Fitness
• V1 Video Analysis
• Golf Every Day of the Week
• Nine paid entries to Hurricane Junior Tour Events
• Transportation & accommodations for FCWT events
C O L L E G E G O L F S C H O L A R S H I PThe JPGA is the first Golf Academy in the south of the United States. The mission is to help prepare junior golfers to compete in high level tournaments, and hopefully one day receive a college scholarship in some American university.
Our organization GOLF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS will help to those parents who request so, to coordinate the enrollment of the student in the last grades of High School Hilton Head Island Preparatory School, as the first step to have the possibility to apply and receive a college scholarship.
As a junior golfer there are a few main areas that will help put the students into the spotlight and path to ultimately earn one of those coveted scholarship. To play in college, the student must understand that he is a “Student-Athlete”. The college recruiting process is like going through a job interview. The candidate must be able to highlight what he has done both in the classroom and on the golf course. Coaches are looking for prospective players who have good grades above all else.The better the student is, the less the coach would have to worry about for the student to be eligible and playing the collegiate level. After the coach is satisfied that you are a great student and would be an asset in college/university, it comes down to what type of player you are on the golf course.
C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S T O TERESA CASASUS AND ISI QUEVEDO
Winning the Girls 15-18 Division was Teresa Casasus of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria -Spain. Casasus, who also attends the Junior Players Golf Academy, overcame her one stroke deficit after the first day finish. Casasus struggled early in her second round of play bogeying three out of her first five holes. Casasus, settled down nicely as she parred holes 6-8 and birdied the challenging 9th hole. Through the first nine in fact, Casasus was behind three strokes to her second day playing partner Katie Plummer of Buford, Georgia who finished in 2nd Place. Finishing in 3rd Place was JPGA student Isidora Quevedo of Chile, who was also paired with Casasus and Plummer on the second day of play. Quevedo finished in the top 3 places in her last 3 events on the HJGT. Have a great day.
A D M I S S I O N A N D P R I C E S
If the parents or the students need additional information for this Full Time Program, please contact with our organizaction GOLF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS in the CONTACTS section
