You can view previous junior golfers who made the decision to create their Golf and Academic Resume and where they are playing golf in college by clicking here!

Do you have aspirations of playing golf in college? Is your goal to obtain a golfing scholarship to help defer the costs of college? What if you have a great tournament but all there is are your name and scores? Are you making it difficult for a coach to know more about you?

Getting a coach's attention is about two things: visibility and making it easy for the coach to contact and follow you. So ask yourself, how does a player develop a proactive strategy that helps his name stay on a coach's short list of recruits for his graduating class? By presenting yourself professionally and being as visible as possible.

So with the exciting possibility of playing college golf, think about creating your Junior Golf Scoreboard^SM Golf and Academic Resume.

Are you aware that your brain, when in an intensely concentrated state, burns over 33% of the body’s available energy?

With this fact in mind, you should begin to consider ways to save mental energy and develop strategies to reduce the strain on your brain during a round of golf.

Consider this metaphor – you’re in your car waiting at a stoplight for the light to turn green, but instead of gently idling to keep your engine at a very low rpm, you put your left foot on the break and push your right foot on the gas pedal simultaneously. Your engine begins wail away. Your car wants to lunge forward but is held back because your breaks are applied.

Junior golfers and their parents often wonder how college golf coaches perceive recruits who compete in other high school sports.

For starters, it’s important to understand several of the key attributes coaches value as they research and interview recruits. Beyond golf scores and academic credentials, coaches like high school golfers who possess a good level of physical fitness and athleticism. This makeup signals the capacity to hit the ball far and adapt well to a college golf fitness regimen.

We are now Listing 2017 Spring Signees!

Each year we have the largest list of junior golfer college signings and non-scholarship commitments to play. You can see the list for 2017 Grad Year early and spring signees by selecting the More . . . link below.

To all 2017 grads, if your name is not on the list, send us a copy of your NLI letter or have your future coach contact us! You can send us a copy of page 1 of your National Letter of Intent (NLI) by Email or by (FAX) 804-527-0834.