Hear what Indian students enrolled in golf programs in the U.S. have to say.
Every month Golf Digest India in partnership with the International Junior Golf Association ( IJGA ) and Albatross Junior Golf Tour India brings you tips and advice perfected over decades to help groom the future champions of golf.
For over two decades, IJGA has been committed to developing champions both on and off the course. Over the coming months, the IJGA will exclusively share these insights with the readers of Golf Digest India to help improve your game, maximize your potential and set you on the path to success as a champion golfer!
Here’s a conversation we had with Nikita Arjun who recently attended the IJGA Golf Academy in South Carolina. We will keeping bringing you more insights from other Indian students in subsequent issues.
What university are you attending?
Armstrong State University, Georgia
What made you want to go to the US for golf training? The fact that there are unlimited opportunities to play in different tournaments, learn from some of the best coaches in the country and be recognized by college coaches.
How did attending the IJGA Academy help you accomplish your goals?
This story is from the February 2017 edition of Golf Digest India.
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