In this episode of College Golf Today, host Kelly Okun speaks with Heather Fortushniak, the Head Women's Golf Coach at Oakland University.

Heather shares how she went from a player at Kansas State to coaching at the Division I level overnight. Aspiring coaches can glean fantastic advice from her story and tips she learned along the way.

Heather has led Oakland to back-to-back conference championships, and she offers us insights into her winning formula. From caring about her players as people to mental game nights to curating the right culture that peaks at the right time competitively, Heather's track record and personal definition of success prove she's a bright star to watch as she begins her legacy in coaching college golf.

In this episode of College Golf Today, host Kelly Okun speaks with Rob Ferguson, the head women's golf coach at Marymount University.

Rob began the Division 3 women's golf program 12 years ago and shares what he has learned about recruiting, practice and winning. His background as a PGA Professional also brings him a different perspective on how to best develop his players.

Rob gives new and aspiring college coaches tips on how to add to their coaching compensation through their universities and reasons to look at the transfer portal.

In this episode of College Golf Today, host Kelly Okun speaks with Jay Goble, the head women's golf coach at Baylor University.

Jay is credited with leading Baylor to 10 of its 11 NCAA Championship appearances and its first No. 1 ranking. He takes us behind the scenes of his coaching strategies, which include defining success with his players, course management, schedule expansion and an emphasis on qualifying.

Jay also dives into the pros of the transfer portal and potential cons of the roster limits before sharing his advice for new and aspiring college golf coaches.