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Technical Training
Full swing, short game, and putting — coaches work with students to build fundamentally sound and repeatable golf motions using video, launch monitors, Sam Putt Lab and practice drills.
02
Mental Training
Emotional Control, Focus, Commitment, Resilience - students work one on one and in group sessions with our mental coaches to develop strong mental skills and the mindset of a champion.
03
Athletic Development
Strength, Flexibility, Balance, Endurance, Speed - Our golf specific Fitness program develops the stability and explosive power our students need to become champions. They also learn proven strategies to prevent injury, recover quickly, and consistently perform at their highest level.
04
On Course Training
Coaches work with students on shot selection, club selection, target lines, strategy, trouble shots, and other playing skills only able to be learned on course. Students track on course performance and enter in our golf performance app to quickly identify areas of strength and weakness.
05
Personal Growth & Leadership
Personal Growth & Leadership is the part of the week that is not the swing. It is how a junior becomes someone a college coach wants — and someone who can handle the next level.
The jump to college — and later to pro-tours or a career — is mostly pressure, travel, and unsupervised time. The swing they built at Premier only holds if the person holding the club can manage school, recovery, teammates, and a bad stretch of holes. Those habits are trained weekly here so our students develop the habits character of a champion.
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Tournament Play
Southern California is home to some of the strongest junior golf tours in the world — and those events sit within a one-hour drive of the academy. That proximity lets our students play a serious, year-round schedule against elite competition, get seen by college coaches, and build a world class tournament résumé that holds up at the highest level.
We treat every event like a professional player would: tournament-week prep, coaches on site, on-course stats, and a next-day review that turns the round into a training plan. More starts. Better preparation. A résumé that gets noticed.