PGC Basketball Reviews 480

I WOULD LIKE TO THANK PGC STAFF FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND UNDERSTANDING ABOUT MY FINANCIAL SITUATION MYSELF AND MY SON REALLY APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH HE WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS DAY, ON HIS PERFORMANCE TODAY HE FELT THAT HE WASN’T AT HIS BEST, BUT HE HOLD HIM SELF TO PLAY MUCH BETTER AND HE WILL ,THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Just finished my 4th camp as an OC, and have loved every one. So unique in their own way, and all are so inspiring. Tools for the game and tools for life. Literally every single director is phenomenal and they cater to all ages. You can’t start too young and you can never be too old. There’s no better camp out there!

PGC's attention to welcome all of the campers was well structured and a sigh of relief for the first time overnight campers! The details, daily schedule and consistent follow up, really says it all. Well done PGC!

My girls had their first day of camp and came home saying it was so fun! They learned a lot about communication, looking up the court, being aggressive offensively, talking loudly :) and being an "A" type player. They watched examples of professionals, practiced the skills, then used it in game play. The camp is what it says it is :) . Great!

If your kid loves ball and is not here then you are wrong!

I sent 8 players from my team to this camp. I was told that my entire team would be staying in the same pod and was given a confirmation via email that it was all set up. My wife called me during check-in that they had put my son in a different room by himself in a different pod from his teammates. After showing the staff confirmation emails, she was told that it would be fixed that night after registration. It was not fixed because when the staff went to move the two random kids from our team pod to put my son back in there, the kids threw temper tantrums and started crying and the staff left my son in the room by himself. My son not wanting to be alone spent the first two nights of camp sleeping on the couch in the team's pod. No one from PGC called us to tell us they had NOT made the change. So when we spoke to him and he told us he had been sleeping on the couch because he did not get moved we reached out to PGC and they told us it would be handled. Their idea of handling it was to remove another kid from the team pod to room with my son. Making the situation even worse. So instead of honoring what we were told, they felt as the two random kids in the team pod were more important. They said they would keep me informed and did not. Then after the fact they offered me $100 discount the next time I wanted to come. When I threatened to leave a negative review, they offered me a free camp. Why would I come back to this camp, when this is how you treated my son, number 1 and dismissed the fact that I was responsible for sending 8 kids to your camp and two random kids were treated better? Why did I have to threaten to leave a bad review to be taken seriously? If I told you I would never attend another camp, why do you think a free camp would entice me? My son was also sprayed in the face with Lysol and he reported it to a counselor and nothing happened (he could have been seriously and/or permanently injured)... they're lucky a negative review is the only thing they are receiving and not a lawsuit from my attorney.

My son is going to the 7th grade and he was most concerned about feeling safe. All of the coaches gave us warm welcomes as entered the first day and he immediately felt at home. He loved that he had a key access to his room and a private place to shower. Other than that, the camp was exactly what he needed. It stretched him beyond his limitations because he has never been fully immersed for 12-14 hour days before. This upcoming basketball season, I expect to see more leadership, higher energy from tip off, better decision making and better use of his dribble.

Great camp overall would 100% recommended if you want to see the game in new ways and grows as not only a player but also a leader

I think that PGC is the best way to learn the game

If you’re hesitating about sending your player to PGC, you can put those fears to rest. Hands down absolutely the BEST camp I’ve ever attended. The format is what sets PGC apart from traditional camps. All my players improved and had a good time working hard.

~ Chad Baron,
Head Coach and Director of Basketball
Operations at Peet Jr High and
212 Basketball

Great environment love that everyone is always up beat and encouraging nothing negative. All around all positive not just for basketball life overall. Coaches engaging and able to give tips and info.

Coach Taj and his team were astronomical!!👌😃😃

This camp was the most fun and competitive camp I have ever had. I learned and grew so much as a player and person. Coach Taj’s energy is amazing!
-Gabe LakeO PGP

Outstanding training for any athlete who truly wants to improve their basketball skills and mind! The PGC directors and staff are great at teaching in the classroom and gym, holding the athletes to a high standard of conduct, and clearly care about them. You couldn’t ask for better basketball and life training!

I grew not just as a player but as a person. I would do this camp 10000 times again and I don’t want to leave.

This was a wonderful experience for me as a new coach. It showed me that you can maintain a high energy positive environment and be an effective coach.

I loved the atmosphere of the camp. The positive energy given to the kids. The way the coaches created an atmosphere of CHIN UP!! Made a bad shot Chin Up. Made a bad pass Chin Up!!

Everything here was done with excellence. Well worth the money. Thankful I had the opportunity to be here and experience it with my daughter.

This place is awesome it helped me so much as a leader and a player in the game of basketball

I am a disappointed parent... The marketing of this camp makes you think it is fine for advanced players but it is too basic for a kid who already plays in a travel club. I signed him up for Point Guard College, but he said it was basic drills, and got bored. I wish they did not present this camp as if your advanced player would learn to excel. It is an expensive camp. Just say it is for beginners to mid level players. It feels like something close enough to scam.

Pgc shares good information and has great drills. But the thing I love most about Pgc is they demand what they ask to be done. A kid cannot attend a camp without getting better to some extent because of that.