What Sets PGC Apart?
You won’t find a system in North America for teaching the game that is as thorough as PGC’s.  There are coaches who teach their teams some aspects of what we teach, but it’s hard for them to find the time to teach it as comprehensively, creatively, or thoughtfully as we do at PGC. The demands of a competitive schedule and the challenges posed by limited practice time make it difficult for even the best coaches to teach all the “little things” that they would love for their players to know.

 “I have to tell you about my daughter, Kate. She saw very little playing time as a freshman. We knew that something had to change, so she enrolled in PGC. I could talk forever about the changes that occurred, but let me just say it like this: By her first game as a sophomore she had taken over the starting position from an upperclassman, and her school went on to compile their best record ever. The following year we made it to the state playoffs for the first time. This past year, Kate’s senior year, we went to the state championship. Now her wall is lined with all-league, all-tournament and MVP trophies. She was recruited by several schools, and will be playing university basketball in California. My daughter came back from PGC with renewed confidence and a ‘can do’ attitude, and I think that was largely responsible for her team’s success. In all sincerity, thank you for what you’ve done for Kate.”
— John Anderson, Natick, Massachusetts.