Even better? You can now try it FREE for 7 days and sign up anytime using code FCG100 for $100 off an annual subscription.

What Is FCG Campus?

The new campus experience brings together training, community, tournament resources, and golf development tools all in one place. Whether you’re just starting competitive golf or already playing at a high level, the platform is designed to support players and families year-round.

Features We’re Excited About

Training & Instruction

Access golf-focused learning content designed to help players improve fundamentals, course management, mental game, and overall consistency.

Easy Access Anywhere

Train and stay connected from home, the driving range, or while traveling to tournaments.

Community Feel

One of the coolest parts of FCG has always been the community atmosphere, Campus helps extend that experience beyond tournament weekends.

Player Development Resources

From competitive preparation to golf growth tips, the platform gives families and players more tools to navigate junior golf.

Built for Junior Golf Families

The platform feels approachable and supportive while still helping players pursue big goals.

Why We Love It

What stands out most is how the platform combines instruction, motivation, and community into one experience. Junior golf can feel overwhelming at times, and having a place designed specifically for players and families makes the journey more fun and connected.

Whether your golfer is:

• just getting started
• preparing for tournaments
• looking for extra motivation
• wanting more structure in practice
• or dreaming of playing at the next level…

…the new campus offers a really exciting resource.

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From the beginning, Race Face was built on more than speed and performance. Rod and Carol believe that racing is a platform — a powerful stage where young athletes can learn responsibility, character, and the importance of giving back. That belief led them to weave a philanthropic thread through the very fabric of their brand. And at the center of that commitment is the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children battling pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancers.

Rod and Carol encourage every Race Face driver to adopt a philanthropic mindset early in their career. They teach them that success is not measured only by trophies, but by the impact they make on the world around them. Wearing the Friends of Jaclyn (FOJ) logo on their suits, helmets, cars, and haulers is more than a gesture — it is a promise. A promise to stand with children fighting unimaginable battles. A promise to use visibility, influence, and community to help children find forever teams through FOJ’s adoption program.

Every time a Race Face driver rolls onto the track with the FOJ logo, they are helping raise awareness for children waiting to be adopted into a supportive team. That visibility matters. It sparks conversations, inspires fans, and brings attention to a mission that changes lives. Rod and Carol have turned Race Face into a moving billboard of hope, carrying FOJ’s message across racetracks nationwide.

Behind every great movement, there is often a quiet force ensuring the message stays true. For Race Face, that force is Carol Wortham. While Rod leads with vision and passion, Carol ensures that every driver’s messaging, branding, and public presence aligns with the values Race Face stands for. She is the steady hand, the detail‑keeper, and the heart behind the scenes. In many ways, she embodies the saying that behind every good man stands a great woman — though in Carol’s case, she stands right beside Rod, shaping Race Face with equal strength and purpose.

Carol has also become a powerful advocate for pediatric cancer awareness nationwide. Her dedication ensures that Race Face’s partnership with Friends of Jaclyn is not symbolic but deeply integrated into the culture of the organization. She reminds drivers that their platform is a gift — one they can use to lift up children who need support, love, and a team to call their own.

Rod and Carol Wortham have built more than a racing brand. They have built a family, a movement, and a legacy rooted in compassion. Through Race Face and their unwavering support of Friends of Jaclyn, they are proving that racing can do more than entertain — it can change lives.

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Custom FCG Logo Caddie Bib with Player’s Last Name

FCG Caddy Bib includes the 2 FCG World Championship Logos plus Custom Name on the Back

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After purchasing the Bib please send an email with exact spelling of the Last Name you want on the BIB to info@futurechampionsgolf.com Thank you!

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This is the stretch where players separate themselves. Not because they suddenly become someone new, but because they show up prepared. The ones who took care of business in the spring are the ones who step into summer confident, aggressive, and ready to perform.

Let me be clear on this—your technical work should be done by mid-May.

That doesn’t mean you’re perfect. It means your swing thoughts are simplified, your fundamentals are in place, and you trust what you’ve built. Summer is not the time to rebuild your swing. Summer is the time to compete, score, and win.

Lock It In Now… So You Can Let It Go Later

Right now, your focus should be tightening everything up:

• Clean fundamentals
• Clear feels and keys
• Confidence in your ball flight

Once we hit mid-May, we shift gears.

Less mechanical thinking.
More reacting, competing, and scoring.

The goal?
Step on the first tee this summer and feel like you’re ready to fire on all cylinders.

Use the Longer Days to Your Advantage

Summer gives you something you don’t get the rest of the year—time.

Longer days = more opportunity.

But here’s where most players miss… they hit more balls, but they don’t get better.

Be intentional.

• Get in extra reps—but make them purposeful
• Spend time on your weaknesses
• Build a short game that travels under pressure

And most importantly…

Get On The Course and Learn How to Score

You don’t learn how to shoot low scores on the range.

You learn it on the golf course. This summer, prioritize:

• Playing more rounds
• Practicing on the course (not just the range)
• Learning how to manage your game

Go out and test it.

Figure out:

• What shots show up under pressure
• Where you miss
• How to recover and save shots

That’s how scoring improves.

Make It Competitive. Make It Fun.

Some of the best growth happens when you’re just out there competing with your friends.

Play games:

• Match play
• Up-and-down challenges
• Putting competitions

Create pressure. Keep score. Talk a little trash.

This is where confidence is built.

And confidence is everything.

Compete Regularly—That’s Where the Real Growth Happens

If you want to take the next step, you have to compete.

That’s where Future Champions Golf comes in.

At FCG, we’ve built a platform where players can test their game against top competition in a fun, high-energy environment.

From local events to our biggest stages:

• The FCG International Championship
• The FCG Callaway World Junior Golf Championship
• The FCG National Championship

These are the events where players rise.

You’ll compete against players from all over the world, gain exposure, and most importantly—learn how to perform when it matters.

This Summer Is Your Opportunity

Every summer creates momentum.

The players who:

• Prepare now
• Compete often
• Stay consistent

…are the ones who walk into the fall with real confidence—and real results.

So ask yourself:

Are you still working on your swing?
Or are you getting ready to compete?

Because summer is almost here.

And when it arrives…

It’s time to go.

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Record Entries Coming in for 19th Annual FCG International — Over 400 Players Now Registered

San Diego, California — Future Champions Golf (FCG) has officially announced a surge in early registrations for the 19th Annual FCG International Junior Golf Championship, with over 400 players already committed to compete in one of the most prestigious and globally recognized junior golf events in the world.

Set for June 29 – July 3, 2026, the FCG International continues to solidify its position as the largest open junior golf tournament globally, annually attracting 600–750+ players from more than 40 countries.

A Global Championship Experience

The FCG International is known for bringing together elite junior golfers from across the world, creating a one-of-a-kind competitive environment that blends culture, competition, and opportunity.

With record entries already coming in months in advance, the 2026 championship is on pace to sell out across multiple divisions, reinforcing its reputation as a must-play event on the junior golf calendar.

What’s Driving the Surge

Players and families continue to prioritize the FCG International for its unmatched combination of exposure, competition, and opportunity:

• Truly global field featuring players from 40+ countries
• 40+ college coaches expected in attendance
• Championship venues across Southern California
• Recognized rankings and recruiting exposure

What’s At Stake

The FCG International is more than just a tournament—it’s a launchpad for the next level.

Top performers in 2026 will compete for:

• USWING Mojing Junior World Exemptions
• AJGA Performance Stars
• World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) opportunities
• Elite Invitational exemptions
• Global recognition and recruiting exposure

This elite combination of opportunities continues to drive demand from top players worldwide.

Championship-Level Venues

Competitors will play across premier courses including:

• Pala Mesa Resort
• Temecula Creek Golf Club
• Twin Oaks Golf Course
• Links at Lakehouse

The multi-course championship format delivers a true “major championship” atmosphere for all divisions.

From Founder Chris Smeal

“The momentum we’re seeing right now is incredible. Over 400 players already registered shows how much this event means to junior golfers around the world. The FCG International is about opportunity—giving players a global stage to compete, get recruited, and take the next step in their journey.”

— Chris Smeal, Founder, Future Champions Golf

Registration Filling Quickly

With multiple divisions already trending toward capacity, players are strongly encouraged to register early to secure their spot.

Register Now: https://fcginternationalgolf.com/

About Future Champions Golf

Future Champions Golf (FCG) operates over 200 tournaments annually and provides one of the most comprehensive pathways to college, amateur, and professional golf. With a global presence spanning 40+ countries, FCG continues to lead the way in creating opportunities for junior golfers worldwide.

Website: https://futurechampionsgolf.com/

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Summer isn’t just another stretch of tournaments—it’s when everything levels up.

From elite competition and college exposure to world-class destinations, the Future Champions Golf summer scheduleis built for players who are ready to take the next step.

And at the center of it all?
The FCG World Series events.

The FCG World Series: Where the Best Compete

Every summer, FCG brings together top junior golfers from around the world for a series of premier events designed to challenge, inspire, and elevate performance.

These aren’t just tournaments—they’re experiences.

FCG Cabo World Series (June 12–14)

Palmilla Golf Club – San Jose del Cabo

A destination event that combines elite competition with an unforgettable setting. Cabo delivers a true “play where you vacation” experience—while still offering rankings like:

• JGS
• WAGR
• FCG World Championship Qualifier

FCG International Championship (June 29 – July 3)

Multiple Courses – San Diego & Temecula Area

One of the most anticipated events of the year.

• Multiple championship courses
• International field of players
• AJGA + WAGR recognition

This event brings together global talent in a competitive, high-energy environment right here in Southern California.

FCG World Series Global Cup (August 4–6)

Encinitas Ranch Golf Course – Encinitas, CA

A true international showcase.

The Global Cup is where players represent more than just themselves—they represent their countries, their training, and their journey in the game.

The Pinnacle: FCG Callaway World Championship

July 13–15 | Palm Desert, CA

If there’s one event that defines the summer, it’s this.

The FCG Callaway World Championship is one of the largest and most prestigious junior golf tournaments in the world, featuring:

• Multiple championship courses across Palm Desert
• Elite international competition
• AJGA + WAGR rankings
• Hundreds of top players competing at the highest level

This is where players come to test themselves—and where futures in the game begin to take shape.

More Can’t-Miss Summer Events

Beyond the World Series, the summer schedule is packed with standout tournaments:

• FCG Tournament of Champions (June 17–19) – Encinitas Ranch
• FCG Challenge Cup (June 20–21) – Arrowood GC
• FCG Amateur Championship (June 23–25) – Sandpiper GC
• FCG Collegiate National Championship (July 21–23) – Encinitas Ranch
• San Diego Junior Amateur (July 27–29) – World Series Event

Each event offers opportunities for rankings, exposure, and meaningful competition.

Where It All Begins: May Events

Before the peak of summer hits, May events set the tone.

Starting with:

• 18th Annual FCG Memorial Championship (May 16–17) – Palm Springs
• National Tour Spring Series Championship (May 23–24) – Temecula
• FCG Los Angeles Championship (May 30–31) – Diamond Bar

These tournaments are the perfect way to build momentum heading into the biggest events of the season.

Why Players Choose FCG in the Summer

It’s more than just the schedule.

It’s:

• Competing against players from around the world
• Playing premier courses across Southern California and beyond
• Gaining visibility with college coaches
• Being part of something bigger than a single tournament

Ready for Summer?

The best events of the year are filling fast—and once they’re full, they’re full.

Whether you’re aiming for the World Championship, looking to compete internationally, or just ready to elevate your game…

 This is your season.

Register now for summer events!

Where champions play. Where futures are built.

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Athletic recruitment, both at the NCAA, NAIA and Junior College levels is not passive—and waiting to be discovered often leads to missed opportunities. This session, presented by Chuck Liddiard, Founder & Executive Director of The Paratum Scholars, teaches prospective student-athletes and their families how to take ownership of the recruiting process, communicate effectively with coaches, understand timelines, and balance athletics with academics. Families will leave with a deeper understanding of the process and a clear strategy.

Previous Webinar Recordings:

Launching Your College Journey: Big Picture Planning
Mon, Mar 9

Selective Admissions Uncovered
Mon, Mar 16

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San Diego, CA — Future Champions Golf (FCG), one of the nation’s premier junior golf tours, is proud to announce US Performance Academy (USPA) as an official Supporting Sponsor for the upcoming season. 

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to empowering student-athletes to excel both on the golf course and in their academic pursuits. By aligning with FCG, USPA joins a community dedicated to developing the next generation of high-performing, well-rounded junior golfers. 

“We are excited to welcome US Performance Academy as a Supporting Sponsor,” said Chris Smeal, President / CEO, FCG. “Their focus on providing flexible, high-quality education for student-athletes makes them a natural fit for our players and families.” 

US Performance Academy is a fully accredited online private school designed specifically for student-athletes, offering a personalized and flexible learning experience that allows students to balance rigorous training and competition schedules with academic success. 

“We’re honored to partner with Future Champions Golf,” said Matt Bashaw, Family Advisor, USPA. “FCG creates incredible opportunities for junior golfers, and we’re proud to support a platform that helps young athletes pursue their goals both in sport and in life.” 

Together, FCG and USPA aim to inspire and support junior golfers as they navigate their athletic and academic journeys. 

About Future Champions Golf (FCG) Future Champions Golf is a leading junior golf tour dedicated to providing competitive events, player development, and college exposure opportunities for junior golfers worldwide. 

About US Performance Academy US Performance Academy (USPA) is an accredited online school for student‑athletes in grades 6-12. Founded in 2012, USPA provides the flexibility students need to pursue both athletic and academic success. Through a comprehensive educational support program, 

USPA’s teachers and learning coaches create a connected community where students can chase their dreams without compromising a high-quality education. USPA is the school that goes where you go. For more information, please visit www.gouspa.org.

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The heart of the event was the leadership behind it. Dr. Jonathan Koh, known for his forward‑thinking approach and deep commitment to community engagement, was the driving force who brought the symposium to life. Koh recognized that the Spread NED movement — rooted in survivorship, storytelling, and solidarity — had the potential to create a meaningful impact far beyond campus. He personally invited leaders from across the region, ensuring that voices representing pediatric, adult, and rare cancers were included. His vision was simple: create a space where people could share their journeys and feel supported, understood, and uplifted.

Under Koh’s guidance, the symposium became more than a panel discussion. It became a healing space. Attendees described the event as “powerful,” “moving,” and “a reminder of what community truly means.” Stories of resilience echoed throughout the room, each one different yet connected by the same thread of courage.

Working alongside him was Athletic Director Cara Crosslin, whose leadership and heart were evident in every detail of the day. Crosslin coordinated student‑athletes, coaches, and staff, ensuring the event reflected Shelton State’s values of compassion, unity, and service. Her ability to bring people together — and to make families feel welcomed and embraced — elevated the entire experience.

Crosslin also played a central role in the day’s most emotional moment: the surprise FOJ adoption of Will Roberts. As FOJ founder, 

I announced that Will would be adopted by Shelton State athletics, Crosslin stepped forward to lead the ceremony. The room erupted in applause as Will and his family were welcomed into the Buccaneer family. For Will, it was a moment of joy and recognition. For the athletes, it was a reminder of the profound impact they can have beyond the field or court.

The adoption embodied everything the Spread NED Symposium stood for: hope, unity, and the belief that every child deserves to feel supported and celebrated. It also marked Shelton State as the first college in the nation to host a Spread NED event of this kind — a testament to the leadership of both Koh and Crosslin.

In recognition of their extraordinary commitment to advocacy, compassion, and community leadership, Dr. Koh and Cara Crosslin have been named the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation’s “Future Champions of Golf NEDvocates of the Month.” This honor reflects their dedication to elevating the voices of families battling cancer and their willingness to lead with heart.

In a world where cancer touches nearly every family, the Spread NED Symposium offered something rare: a gathering where stories were honored, communities were strengthened, and hope was shared freely. Thanks to Dr. Koh and Cara Crosslin, Shelton State has set a new standard for what it means to lead with purpose — and to stand beside children and families when they need it most.

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Built by leaders in the golf and technology space, CAMPUS introduces a modern approach to recruiting—one that prioritizes athlete identity, video communication, and data-backed matching over traditional stat-driven profiles.

Unlike legacy recruiting platforms, CAMPUS enables players to connect directly with college coaches through personalized video introductions, allowing athletes to present who they are—not just how they score.

“For years, recruiting has been reduced to rankings and tournament results,” said Alex Weber, Co-Founder of CAMPUS. “But coaches don’t recruit spreadsheets—they recruit people. CAMPUS combines performance trends, academic alignment, and real-world context to show athletes where they truly fit—and where they can contribute right away.”

At the core of the platform is CAMPUS’ proprietary matching system, which evaluates players based on a combination of performance data, academics, and program fit—helping athletes identify schools where they truly belong.

In addition to player profiles, CAMPUS provides tools designed to simplify and enhance the recruiting process, including:

– Video-first outreach to college coaches

– AI-powered college matching insights

– Recruiting dashboards and communication tracking

– Educational resources and mentorship access through current and former college athletes

The platform was built in collaboration with Co-Founder Chris Smeal, Founder of Future Champions Golf (FCG), one of the largest and most respected junior golf tours in the world.

“We’ve worked with thousands of junior golfers over the years, and the biggest challenge has always been visibility,” said Smeal. “There are so many talented players who simply don’t get seen. CAMPUS changes that by giving every athlete a real voice in the recruiting process.”

CAMPUS is now available to athletes worldwide, providing full access to its suite of recruiting tools, insights, and communication features designed to help players take control of their recruiting journey and connect with the right programs.

With a growing network of athletes, coaches, and academy partners, CAMPUS is positioned to become a central hub for the next generation of college golf recruiting.

About CAMPUS

CAMPUS is a modern college golf recruiting platform designed to connect junior golfers with college coaches through video, data, and personalized matching. By focusing on the full athlete—not just their scores—CAMPUS helps players find the right programs and take control of their recruiting journey.

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