This program is limited to four motivated golfers who currently play—or want to play—high-school golf. It is designed for players who are ready to set meaningful goals, work consistently and be held accountable for their development. Players receive two 60-minute coached sessions each week: • Mondays from 4:30–5:30 PM • Saturdays from 10:00–11:00 AM Training will include individual development priorities, competitive challenges, practice assignments, progress reviews, high-school tryout preparation and college-golf pathway guidance when appropriate. Program investment: $100 per golfer, per month. A Springfield GAP practice membership is available separately for players who want additional practice access. GAP membership is always optional and is not included in the program fee. GAP is optional. Independent practice is not. $75.00 Participation is limited to four selected golfers. Acceptance is based on attitude, commitment, coachability and willingness to work—not simply current scoring ability. The inaugural Founding Four cycle begins Monday, November 16, 2026, at Springfield Golf Resort in Chandler, Arizona. This program provides development and recruiting guidance but does not guarantee a high-school roster position, college placement or scholarship.
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