Univ. of North Carolina - Men's Golf

UNC Men’s Golf Camp

Location Chapel Hill, NC

Event Date(s) Jul 27, 2025 to Jul 31, 2025

Ages 11 to 18

Grades 6th to 12th

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Event Description

UNC Men’s Golf Camp

Event Registration Details
July 27th - 31st, 2025
Who: Boys, Ages 11 - 18 Overnight Camper Option $1,795 Day Camper Option (Excludes Lodging) $1,395

The 4 primary goals of the camp are as follows:

Developing full swing, short game, and putting skills
Understanding how the best players manage their golf games
Learning about the college golf experience
Having fun through competition at the practice facility and on the course

Camp Information

Schedule
Schedule Sunday Early Afternoon Check In (at Granville) Welcome / Pizza Party On Course Fun Monday Breakfast Instruction (practice facility and on course) Lunch Instruction (practice facility and on course) Dinner On Course Fun Tuesday Breakfast Instruction (practice facility and on course) Lunch Instruction (practice facility and on course) Dinner On Course Fun Wednesday Breakfast Instruction (practice facility and on course) Lunch Strength & Conditioning Seminar at the Loudermilk Center For Excellence Campus Tour Dinner On Course Fun Thursday Breakfast Warm Up Camp Tournament Checkout (at Granville)

Camp Coaches
Camp Coaches Head Coach Andrew DiBitetto - The 2024-25 season is DiBitetto’s eighth as Carolina’s head coach and 14th with the Tar Heel men’s golf program. Coach DiBitetto has led the Tar Heels to top-five finishes in each of the last four NCAA Championships, just the second time ever and the first time in more than 50 years an ACC team accomplished the feat. Carolina has finished tied for fifth, tied for fifth, tied for third and tied for fifth from 2021-24 in the NCAA Championship, the first time UNC has ever finished in the top five in more than two consecutive seasons. As a result, DiBitetto has earned ACC Coach-of-the-Year honors by a vote of his peers in each of the last three seasons. It is just the second time in ACC history and first time since 1998 a coach won the award in three consecutive seasons. Assistant Coach Noah Goldman - Coach Goldman is in his second season as assistant coach at UNC. He came to Carolina from Oregon State, where he coached the Beavers for six seasons, including two as associate head coach. His first season was one of the best in Carolina history as the Tar Heels won a school-record-tying seven team championships, won the ACC title for the first time in 18 seasons, became the third team in the match play era (since 2009) to advance to match play in the NCAA Championships four years in a row, had two medalists and set a record with five players on the All-ACC team. Goldman was a finalist for the 2024 Jan Strickland Award. It was the second time in four years (at two different schools) he was a finalist for the top award for assistant coaches in college golf.

Additional Details

Lodging and most meals will take place at Granville Towers (the same dormitory where UNC Men’s Golf first years stay)
Our camp is fortunate to have access to and be on the course (Finley Golf Club) every day and for most days, multiple times per day.
UNC’s new practice facility and Finley Golf Club just reopened in the fall of ‘23 after being closed for a full year of renovations.
If needed, our camp will provide transportation to and from the Raleigh Durham (RDU) airport, located about 20 minutes from Finley Golf Club.
In addition to spending time on the practice facility and on the course, camp participants will also learn about NCAA rules, the recruiting process, have a chance to tour UNC’s campus, and much more.

Refund Policy

Cancelling before July 1st, 2025 would be 100% back minus the usage fee. Cancelling from July 1st-20th would be 50% back minus the usage fee. Cancelling after July 20th no refunds will be given.

The UNC Men’s Golf Camp shall be open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender).