QUEENS, NEW YORK
The professional gap doesn't close itself
We bridge the networking gap for trade students using golf as a networking tool to prepare them for skilled trades.
The Problem
Workforce Gap
Skilled trades are facing a critical shortage, yet technical students often graduate without the professional networks needed to secure high-growth opportunities.
Networking Barriers
Over 80% of careers are built through connections made in spaces that trade students rarely access, creating a structural professional disadvantage.
Business Fluency
The technical curriculum focuses on craftsmanship but often misses the 'soft skills' and business etiquette required to excel in professional environments.
The Nine
Our 9-month program is designed to take students from the classroom to the clubhouse, teaching them the language of the links and the etiquette of the boardroom.
The Nine
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Professional Etiquette
Mastering the unwritten rules of the course translates directly to the boardroom and the job site.
Golf provides the perfect classroom for the business and professional skills trade students need.
Network Entry
The golf course is where business happens. We give students the keys to access these exclusive spaces.
Why Golf?
Long-term Mentorship
Four hours on a course creates deeper connections than a lifetime of LinkedIn messages.