Young aspiring golfer Sam Walker wanted to follow the paths of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Anthony Kim, Paul Casey, Luke Donald, James Heath and our very own founder Chris Vidal, all professional golfers who competed in U.S College Golf on golf scholarships.

It’s a known fact that over 70% of the U.S PGA Tour have competed at the college level. Little wonder why college golf is considered the most advanced amateur circuit in the world with weekly qualifiers, travel and world class training facilities.

Sam is a member of the English Golf Union Team with international caps. He competes to a very high standard and receives top training. But college golf will give him an additional edge over his peers back in the UK due to the fantastic way competitions are setup in the USA. Most College Golf teams have 10-15 athletes, who are required to qualify for 5 spots for weekly tournaments. Athletes will compet e in 4 rounds of competitive golf against their team mates. The top 5 golfers make the coming weeks tournament and gives them the opportunity to battle it out again against other Colleges. This continued qualifying process prepares athletes for the pro tours when it comes to making the cut and the ability to handle high pressure situations.