Back9Coaching

This is truly what it’s all about!

These “unforced errors” are the single biggest negative impact on a golfers score! Major errors naturally do occur- even on the highest level. But if a player is seeing frequent unforced errors, then it is good to address them through focused practice and help with an instructor.
We are here to help players as they strive to play at the next level! And a big part of this is guiding them through purposeful practices and learning from competition. And taking statistics, specifically strokes gained, can help with both!

Players develop quicker with strong fundamentals, playing holes, good practice structure, and competing!

At B9C, we work with players on the course and help design practice structures and course plans based on that players game and tendencies!

Brooke and Chas walk alongside the process with their players and families!

An honor to be a part of and walk along side these players and families on their journeys! A parent testimonial from a recent D1 commitment:

“We engaged Back9Coaching when our son communicated to us his desire to take his game to the college level. Even though I had played collegiate golf and had some knowledge of the recruitment process, Brooke and Chas provided our son with a wealth of current real-world expertise, college connections, a lot of one on one interactions, encouragement and ultimately removed the stress that parents and players can encounter during the recruiting process.
They have been behind him 100% offering continued support in all aspects of the game from the very beginning to his recent verbal commitment to a Division 1 program. They continue to be a huge resource as he prepares for that next step.
Back9 Coaching is and has been a key part of our son’s success and without a doubt engaging them early is the best decision we have made in this journey. “

Brooke & Chas provide guidance for players from junior golf striving to compete at the next level!
Check out our website www.Back9Coaching.com for more information!

Fall season for college golf is in full swing, and it is greatly beneficial as a potential prospect and junior player striving to play at the next level to follow along! A player can learn so much about what tournament golf in college looks like- level of competition amongst the teams and divisions, distances and courses the schools play at, the schools strength of tournament schedule, and so much more!

Most college events are played over the weekends or Sunday-Tuesday, so it is great to visit Golfstat.com regularly to have a better understanding of what competing at that next level looks like! Some programs and coaches are also great about posting recent successes and travels! As much as you as a prospect like to hear from coaches, it is just as beneficial for you to like a post or send a quick congratulatory message!