meet the team

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 Cam serves as the Head of Player Development at Ocean Pines Golf Course and Ruggiere Golf Academy, where he oversees player growth across all skill levels, from beginners to competitive golfers.

He graduated from the University of Delaware in 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. A lifelong athlete, he was heavily recruited in high school for both football and baseball and went on to compete at the collegiate level at Geneva College before continuing his baseball career at Washington College.

After overcoming a significant ankle injury and personal adversity, he redirected his focus to his lifelong passion—golf. While completing his degree at the University of Delaware, he immersed himself in the game, committing to daily practice and rapidly developing his skills and knowledge of the sport.

He is currently a Level 1 PGA Associate working toward full PGA Membership and has several years of experience in the golf industry. His multi-sport background gives him a strong understanding of athletic movement, skill acquisition, and performance development, allowing him to effectively coach players of all ages and abilities.

As Head of Player Development, he is passionate about helping golfers improve through structured coaching, purposeful practice, and a supportive learning environment. He believes that consistent effort, proper guidance, and a clear development plan are the foundation for long-term success in golf.

Frank Sallese is the 2nd Assistant Golf Professional at Ocean Pines Golf Course. He offers club fittings, supports player development, instructional programs, and daily golf operations while working with golfers of all ages and skill levels.

Originally from Perry Hall, Maryland, Frank began playing golf at a young age at Sparrows Point Country Club in Dundalk. He competed extensively in junior tournaments throughout the Baltimore and Ocean City areas and went on to lead the golf team at Perry Hall High School, qualifying for the Maryland State Championship in three of his four years.

He continued his competitive career at Stevenson University, where he played NCAA Division III golf and was part of a team that won the MAC Conference Championship and earned a berth in the NCAA National Championship.

During his college summers, Frank assisted with junior golf clinics at Ocean Pines Golf Course, where he developed a passion for teaching and mentoring players. He is currently pursuing his PGA of America Membership and is committed to helping golfers improve their skills while fostering confidence and enjoyment in the game.

Outside of the golf course, Frank officiates ice hockey at multiple levels, including collegiate competition, and enjoys spending time with his family and supporting Baltimore sports.