Michael McGrath
Head Coach

Michael McGrath was named Bolles Girls’ Golf Head Coach in June 2025, bringing a wealth of experience as a player, instructor and advocate of the sport. McGrath has served as a team parent for the Bulldogs for the last several years, assisting the previous coaches with course access, instruction, scheduling and other organizational efforts.

McGrath’s recent instructional experience includes working with aspiring professional and elite junior golfers at Launch Golf, as well as with children with special needs through the Tesori Family Foundation All-Star Kids Golf Clinics. He also serves on the foundation’s board of directors, overseeing fundraising efforts and budgets while promoting awareness and inclusion of children and young adults with special needs in the local community.

Prior to pursuing a career in law, in which he is managing partner of McGrath Gibson Law, McGrath served as an assistant golf professional at Orange Park Country Club and participated in the PGA of America’s Apprentice Golf Professional Program.

McGrath continues to be an avid player and was a member of the men’s golf teams at both Flagler College and Jacksonville University. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of North Florida and his Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law. He and his wife, Melanie, are the parents of Bolles students Chloe ’27 and Cam ’32.

Chloe Schiavone '20
Assistant Coach

Chloe Schiavone '20 was named Bolles Girls’ Assistant Golf Coach in June 2025. She joins the staff following an accomplished collegiate career that concluded in May 2025 at the University of Virginia, where she was a consistent starter for the top-10 ranked Cavaliers while earning her graduate degree in Public Policy.

Before UVA, Schiavone was the top player at the University of Notre Dame from 2020–2024, graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration with honors. As a senior, she captained the Fighting Irish women’s golf team, served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council and ACC Committee and was recognized with the Bill Fallon MVP Award.

At Bolles, Schiavone was named Florida Times-Union Player of the Year multiple times and was honored as the Florida Times-Union Player of the Decade (2010–2020). In 2018, she was named Florida State Golf Association Player of the Year after winning both the Florida Girls’ Championship and Florida Girls’ Match Play. She was also runner-up at the 2020 Florida Women’s State Amateur, falling to eventual U.S. Amateur Champion Megan Schofill.

During her time as a Bulldog, Schiavone led the team to multiple district and regional titles, earning five district championships and two regional championships individually. Her junior golf résumé includes victories at the 2016 U.S. Kids’ Teen World Championship and the 2016 West Virginia Women’s State Amateur, as well as a quarterfinal appearance at the 2018 U.S. Women’s Four-Ball Championship.

In addition to her golf success, Schiavone captained the Bolles tennis team and developed a deep understanding of college recruiting and competitive golf. She plans to turn professional in late 2025.