I’m Cameron Freeman, and golf isn’t just something I do—it’s what drives me. It challenges me, motivates me, and pushes me to grow every day.

The Golf Habit was built from years of discipline, dedication, and a deep respect for a game that can be as humbling as it is rewarding. It’s more than a name; it represents the mindset and daily commitment that true improvement requires.

At its heart, The Golf Habit is a premier training facility for every type of golfer—from first‑timers to seasoned competitors. But it’s also a community. A place to train, connect, and share in everything the game offers. We work with you to help you reach YOUR goals within the game.

My mission is simple: to pass on the knowledge, techniques, and insights I’ve gained throughout my career so every player can grow—physically, mentally, and strategically, being a good golfer is more than just learning how to hit the ball, you must also learn how to play the game. Whether you’re building fundamentals or fine‑tuning advanced mechanics, I’m here to guide the process with purpose.

At The Golf Habit, we don’t just play the game. We practice with intention, learn with curiosity, and compete with heart.

My Career

Junior & High School Career

I began my competitive golf journey at Rocky Mountain High School in Fort Collins, Colorado, where I played four years of varsity golf. As a freshman in 2005, I won the Regional Championship and continued to post strong results throughout my high school career, including multiple top-5 finishes at regionals and several top-10 finishes in the Colorado State Championships as an individual.

In 2008, I was honored to represent the state of Colorado at the Junior PGA Championship, competing alongside some of the game's future stars—including Jordan Spieth and Lexi Thompson.

College Career

After evaluating several opportunities with Division I and Division II programs, I chose to continue my golf career at South Mountain Community College (SMC) in Arizona—one of the most competitive junior college golf programs in the nation, regularly contending for national championships.

While at SMC, I was part of a NJCAA National Championship team, which became a pivotal moment in my career. Motivated by the success and competition at the collegiate level, I made the decision after one year to turn professional and pursue golf full-time.

Professional Career

I spent seven years competing professionally, primarily on various mini-tours and in State Opens across the country. My professional journey also included attempts at PGA Tour Monday qualifiers, Web.com Tour (now Korn Ferry Tour) qualifiers, and multiple stages of Q-School.

During my time on tour, I achieved notable success:

• 2 Mini-Tour Wins

• Multiple Pro-Am Victories

• Consistent competition against top-level talent across the U.S.

Throughout my professional career, I had the privilege of learning from some of the game’s most respected coaches, including:

• Lauren Howe, LPGA Professional

• Stan Finn, swing coach

• Dr. Craig Farnsworth, widely known as “The Putt Doctor”, who has coached over 150 PGA Tour professionals and helped elevate my short-game and putting performance to a world-class level.

This journey—through the junior ranks, collegiate championships, and professional tours—shaped the coach I am today. I bring the same intensity, insight, and love for the game into every lesson and every student relationship.