2021
Max Jewett
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Michael Colin
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Andrew Norris
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Stephanie Molloy
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Tim Keane
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Alex Hume
Alex Hume developed a passion for competitive golf at an early age, competing in tournaments at age 10. In high school, Alex’s desire to play developed into a passion to grow the game and help others improve. He attended Campbell University’s Golf Management program in Buies Creek, NC, where he received a BA in Business Administration. Alex has 12 years of experience throughout six different states, including tournament operations and golf coaching. He has been a member of the PGA since 2012 and joined the GPC team in 2018 as Tournament Director. Alex is excited and dedicated to helping Academy Members reach their goals in both life and the game of golf. In his free time, Alex enjoys traveling, spending time with friends, skiing, motorsports, and of course, golf!
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2020
Brittney Romagna
Brittney Romagna is a graduate student at NYU Steinhardt completing her degree in Mental Health Counseling. Over the last five years, Brittney has invested herself in psychological research with vulnerable populations. Brittney currently contributes to research teams at Yale University and New York University. She will be pursuing her doctorate at Fordham University in the fall to further invest in research and academic work. Brittney has extensive experience developing programming for student-athletes at Ethan Allen Preparatory School in connection with The Golf Performance Center. She is a mental health and wellness counselor and Mind Body Well Therapy, a private practice with a focus on the cultivation of resilience. She has a BA in Psychology and holds certifications in Mental Health First Aid and Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Counseling. Brittney is a published researcher for Western Connecticut State University’s Vision and Cognition Lab, focusing on the effects of stress on spatial reasoning, bringing a deeper understanding of the human brain and what it needs to learn. Brittney enjoys developing arts-based programming for student athletes and is a member of the Young Professionals Leadership Group for the Art Therapy Project, a nonprofit mental health organization providing free group art therapy to adults and youth affected by trauma. Brittney’s clinical interests include trauma-informed work, sport psychology, and art therapy initiatives.
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2020