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Charlie Gross III
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Raleigh, North Carolina
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About Charlie
Charlie Gross III, PGA, is Director of Business Development at Operation 36 Golf — the nation's leading beginner golf program — where he has logged over 15,000 hours consulting with golf professionals, while also teaching at Bedford Golf Garage in Raleigh using Foresight GC3 launch monitor technology and GSPro simulator software. His background combines elite player development expertise with a deep passion for making the game accessible to golfers at every skill level.
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