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Brendan Lampron

Tournament Director
Brendan, a proud native of Dade City, Florida, has always been drawn to the world of sports and competition. He graduated from Saint Leo University with a degree in Sport Business, specializing in operations and management within the golf industry. While golf is a passion he continues to refine, his love for sports began at an early age. Growing up, Brendan was a fierce competitor, dedicating much of his time to winning fishing tournaments while also excelling in travel baseball, soccer, tennis, and golf. Beyond his professional aspirations, Brendan finds joy in the simple pleasures of life—spending quality time with family, working on perfecting his golf swing, and heading out on the water with friends for a great day of fishing. His deep-rooted love for sports and the outdoors continues to shape his journey both personally and professionally.

LATEST BLOGS

HJGT Junior Golfer Teeing Off
September 23, 2025
Retiring the ‘D1 or Bust’ Mindset in Junior Golf
If the only measure of success is a Division I logo, you will miss the best path in front of your child. Parents fall into this trap all the time: believing Division I is the only road that validates their child’s hard work in junior golf. The problem is, that mindset narrows opportunity to a […]
HJGT college golf commitments 2
September 16, 2025
20 Schools, Not 5: Building a Smart Target List for College Golf
Too many junior golfers aim too small and miss real opportunities. A short wish list feels safe, but it closes doors. If your child wants a real chance to play college golf, the plan starts with a wider, smarter target list. Why small lists hurt good players The “dream school” story is powerful. It is […]
HJGT Junior Golf Parents
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The Parent Edge: Behaviors That Help (Not Hurt) Your Child’s College Golf Recruiting
Coaches recruit players, and they notice parents. You and I both want the same thing. We want your child to grow through the game and earn a real shot at college golf. After 25 years of helping families navigate this path, I can tell you the parent role is simple to describe and hard to […]
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