IJGA Alumnus Robin Williams Shines at DP World Dunhill Links Championship
At a critical time in his golf development, IJGA alumnus Robin Williams spent time at Bishops Gate, building his confidence and love for golf. Now, ten years later, he has his DP World Tour card. This weekend, he finished tied fourth in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, played over three links courses of Kingsbarns, Carnoustie, […]
Sofia Essakali Moves to No. 6 on the AJGA Rolex Rankings
International Junior Golf Academy student-athlete Sofia Essakali played a pivotal role in Team USA’s stunning victory at the 2024 Ping Junior Solheim Cup. Held in September, the event brought together the best junior golfers from the U.S. and Europe, competing in 24 matches, including six foursomes, six four-ball matches, and 12 singles matches. Dedication and […]
What Kind of Clothing Should You Wear During a Golf Tournament?
There is an etiquette standard when it comes to the golf dress code. Professional games like the PGA and LPGA have stringent rules to maintain a certain level of tradition and class. When planning your wardrobe for the next game, use these tips from IJGA or check with the field management or course. Standard Outfit […]
Attend Winter Golf Camp In Florida at IJGA
Why not use the downtime of a winter break to improve your golf game? Golf camp allows athletes to learn more about their craft, develop leadership abilities, and meet similar peers. Our camps provide structured lessons to help students improve their game to become professional players. Winter camps at IJGA allow campers to experience the […]
Staying Hydrated on the Golf Course
By Karen Harrison, IJGA Director of Health and Athletic Development Adequate hydration is vital for good health and optimum sports performance, even in the winter. Consuming water and carbohydrates with sporting activities lasting longer than 40-60 minutes can be performance-enhancing. Ensuring adequate hydration is a MUST for a golfer who spends up to five hours […]
Putting Champions – Filip Jacubcik & Ting-Wei Chang
IJGA golfers Filip Jacubcik and Ting-Wei Chang beat future champions Ryo Murato and Soichi Shinakawa in a sudden-death play. Related Post: How to Earn a College Golf Scholarship Our golfers prevailed in a strong challenge of a field of over twenty interns and returning students. Train at IJGA Start training at IJGA, register for a […]
How to Keep Golf Fun for Junior Golfers
As coaches and parents, sometimes we may be guilty of taking golf too seriously and putting pressure on younger players. At IJGA, we take golf seriously but also recognize the importance of having fun and making sure our golfers continue to enjoy the game. We’re sharing 4 tips for parents and coaches to help make […]
Understanding Brain Functions to Manage Your Mental Golf Game
Mental toughness has a strong correlation with athletic performance. However, not everyone can “turn off” internal dialogue or negative thoughts. IJGA student-athletes had the opportunity to learn from one of the world’s leading experts on neuroscience and performance to improve their mental game. We partnered with Dr. Izzy Justice, a neuroscientist specializing in brain function […]
How to Earn a College Golf Scholarship
Most junior golfers dream of playing the sport they love at the collegiate level. However, as college golf grows increasingly competitive, it’s more challenging than ever to secure a spot on a team. Without coaching, support, and expert insight into how the scholarship process works, student-athletes will struggle to attain a college scholarship. A knowledge […]
Golf Tips: Bridging the Gap
How to Convert an Intention to a Functional Action in Golf The process whereby a human converts an intention to action is subject to many internal and external factors that influence the functionality of the process. These influencing factors can either promote “flow” or create dysfunction. Related Post: Golf Tips: How to Generate Power from […]