Nicole Hage

Early Life

Nicole Hage grew up in Coral Springs, Florida, in a family passionate about sports. Alongside her younger brother, who was drafted out of high school by the St. Louis Cardinals, Nicole’s childhood was filled with competitive aspirations. The dynamic environment in her household kept her parents busy supporting two driven athletes, shaping Nicole’s tenacity and love for competition.

Junior Golf and Education

Nicole’s junior golf career was nothing short of extraordinary. Competing on the prestigious American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) circuit, she was recognized as a Polo Junior All-American in 2002 and 2003. She represented her country as a member of the 2002 U.S. PING Junior Solheim Cup Team and the Canon Cup East Team. Ranked as the #2 junior golfer in the nation in 2002, Nicole qualified for the U.S. Women’s Open at just 16 years old, a testament to her skill and determination. Her success was greatly influenced by her high school coach, Tom Burnett, who played a pivotal role in elevating her game.

College Golf Career at Auburn University Women’s Golf

Nicole continued her ascent at Auburn University, where she earned a degree in Communications and excelled on the golf course from 2003 to 2007. A four-time All-American and All-SEC athlete, Nicole was named SEC Player of the Year and SEC Freshman of the Year. She contributed to two SEC Championship teams and cemented her legacy as one of the most accomplished players in Auburn’s history. She credits her college coach, Kim Evans, as a major influence in her development both on and off the course.

Professional Golf Career on LPGA Tour

Nicole turned professional in 2007 and competed on the LPGA Tour from 2008 to 2013. Highlights of her career include a T20 finish at the Navistar LPGA Classic in 2010 and a career-low round of 67 during the same event in 2008. Nicole also played on the Epson Tour, gaining valuable experience and honing her competitive edge. Throughout her career, she worked with renowned coaches such as Martin Hall, Gary Gilchrist, and Pat O’Brien, each leaving an indelible mark on her game.

Work After Professional Golf

After retiring from professional golf, Nicole transitioned into a multifaceted career that expanded her expertise in the golf industry. She gained invaluable insights into operations, player support, event planning, and business development.

• Chisum Sports and Hospitality: Managed 13 PGA Tour players and organized boutique hospitality events alongside PGA Tour agent Mike Chisum.
• American Golf: Excelled as a Regional Tournament and Private Event Director, earning recognition as #1 in Golf Sales.
• ClubCorp: Directed tournaments for 15 country clubs in the Atlanta region.
• Trump National Doral: Served as Golf Sales Manager, booking group events and retail experiences.
• GolfForever: Currently serves as Senior Business Development, expanding opportunities for golfers worldwide.

Golf Philosophy

Nicole lives by the principle: “Always pay it forward and leave the game better than you found it. It is the least we can all do since golf gives us so much.” She believes golf’s unique ability to teach life lessons and foster connections makes it a responsibility to give back and inspire the next generation of players.

Unparalleled Experience in all facets of Golf

Nicole’s unparalleled experience as a junior, collegiate, and professional golfer, coupled with her extensive post-golf career in the industry, gives her a unique 360-degree perspective on player development.

Her mentorship and knowledge of the sport make her an invaluable advisor for P3 Recruits. Nicole’s commitment to helping athletes navigate their journeys aligns perfectly with P3 Recruits’ mission to guide junior golfers toward successful college and professional careers.