SPOTLIGHT: STPGA Jr. Golf alumnus Trenton Blundell, PGA
June 28, 2018 • Blake Davis
Q: How did you get your start playing golf? How old were you?
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Q: What does golf mean to you?
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Q: How has the STPGA impacted your life?
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Q: As a junior golfer, did you receive lessons from a PGA Professional? If yes, who and what was the experience like?
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Q: When did you decide you wanted to be a PGA Professional?
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Q: Why did you choose Sam Houston State University PGA Golf Management?
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Q: While at SHSU, what as your day-to-day of being in the PGM program like?
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Q: What was your favorite thing about being in a PGM program?
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Q: What was your first job out of college?
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Q: What advice would you give a high school senior looking to being a PGA Professional?
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Q: What is your favorite golf course to play? Why?
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Q: Who is in your dream foursome? Why?
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Q: What advice would you give junior golfers?
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