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College Golf Recruiting eBook
The college recruiting process can be quite intimidating for most high school athletes and their parents. There are many reasons why certain players get recruited to play college athletics, while others do not. Every year, hundreds of high school athletes fall through the cracks of college recruiting simply because they do not fully understand the…
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Recruiting Calendars, Tools for Success, Qualify
College golf recruiting calendar changes year to year. When should you contact college coaches?
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Recruiting Information for Transfer Students
Information for Transferring Schools There are special considerations if you are considering transferring from one school to another. Under NCAA regulations, you will be considered a transfer if you: Ever enrolled full-time in a two or four year school Ever participated in an athletic practice or played in a game, even if enrolled part-time Types…
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Golf Recruiting Terms, Rules & Academic Eligibility
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…
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Step 10 to a College Golf Scholarship
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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Step 9 to a College Golf Scholarship
Step 9: Contact Coaches Now it is time to start reaching out to the coaches. If you have followed Steps 1-8 and have prepared well, this step is crucial in setting you apart from the thousands of other high school students you are competing against! There are several important aspects to this step:
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Step 8 to a College Golf Scholarship
Step 8 – Plan Your Communication Strategies Communication is an extremely important aspect of the recruiting process. Communications will take several forms: First, you will be expected to tell the coach about yourself. Second, the coach will expect that you have done your homework and that you will ask him questions about the program and…
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Step 7 to a College Golf Scholarship
How to make your own golf recruiting video for coaches and do it yourself! Cost Effective!
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Step 6 of a College Golf Scholarship
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…