The American educational system can be difficult to figure out for many international prospective athletes. What is the best option for international recruits?
What is best for you, NCAA or NAIA?
Transfers fight an up hill battle at times finding a 4 year college institution. Learn the best practices to find your best school when TRANSFERING from a JUCO or 4 Year school!
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College golf recruiting calendar changes year to year. When should you contact college coaches?
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Important Recruiting Terms
The following are important terms that both parents and students need to know while going through the college recruiting process. Using some of these terms during conversations with college coaches will show that you did your homework and are knowledgeable about the process.
Also Included, NCAA Division 1 Eligibility v NCAA Division 2
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How well do you know college golf recruiting?
GOLF RECRUITING TEST
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Step 10 – Tournament scheduling
AMERICAN JR. GOLF ASSOCIATION vs. STATE TOURS vs. LOCAL TOURS
FINAL TIP: Maintain Ongoing Follow-up
Now that you have done all the legwork to be recruited…
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How to make your own golf recruiting video for coaches and do it yourself! Cost Effective!
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Step 6: Write Your Cover Letter
Your cover letter will be used to transmit your resume and recruiting video and will be your first formal introduction to coaches. As such, it should be written to tell your personal story. Keep it focused and limit it to one page. Make sure you check and re-check spelling and grammar. Also, make sure to address each coach as: Coach (Last Name).
Since everyone comes from different backgrounds, this is your time….
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Step 3: Register with NCAA/NAIA Eligibility Centers Before contacting schools and coaches you need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center and/or the NAIA Eligibility Center. Eligibility is based on academic performance criteria. Therefore, it is important to understand early on, that if you want to be student-athlete, you must first take care of your
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Based on the priorities you listed, start researching schools with the goal of identifying 25 schools to put on your radar. To start, split the schools evenly between….
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