Future Champions Golf
Expert coaching for competitive junior golfers at Stadium Golf Center / Future Champions Golf. Training athletes ages 5-18 for tournament success and collegiate golf.
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20+ years of experience
Born and raised in San Diego, Chris went from beginner at 15 to scratch golfer at 17, earning a scholarship to San Diego State University. He trained under legends Butch Harmon, Carl Welty, Jim Flick, and Ben Doyle before founding Future Champions Golf in 2004. Over two decades, he has helped more than 200 junior golfers earn college scholarships and developed players who compete at the U.S. Amateur, U.S. Women’s Amateur, and LPGA Q-School levels.
Combines technical development, competitive strategy, and mindset training to build confident, disciplined golfers who perform under pressure — with long-term development and life balance valued as highly as skill.
PGA Member
Professional standards
Golf Digest Best Teacher
California, 3× honoree
US Kids Certified
Youth development expert
TPI Level 2
Biomechanics trained
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Chris Smeal
Head Coach — Future Champions Golf
One-on-one instruction tailored to your junior golfer's specific needs and goals. Focus on technique, course management, and competitive preparation.
Small group learning environment for skill development. Great for building fundamentals and peer motivation in a fun, competitive setting.
Intensive competition training for serious junior golfers. Mental game, course strategy, and tournament simulation to prepare for high-level play.
Address
2990 Murphy Canyon Road, San Diego, CA 92123
Phone
619-339-2377Service Areas
We work with junior golfers ages 5-18 at our San Diego location. Our programs are tailored to each age group, from beginners learning fundamentals to competitive players preparing for tournament play and collegiate golf.
Schedule a complimentary evaluation with Coach Chris and discover how Future Champions Golf can help your junior golfer reach their potential.