Build a tournament schedule around the evidence your target college programs need, while leaving room to improve. Start with the player’s current competitive record, research suitable schools, and choose events that test the skills and conditions those programs value. A national event can be useful, but so can a strong local field or taking someContinue reading “How to Build a Tournament Schedule and School List for College Golf Recruiting”
Category Archives: Golf Instruction
College Golf Recruiting Timeline: When Should Junior Golfers Start?
Most families start thinking seriously about college golf later than they should. That does not mean every seventh grader needs a recruiting plan. It does mean that the players who eventually find good college fits usually begin building the right habits, tournament record, academic profile, and communication skills before recruiting feels urgent. College golf recruitingContinue reading “College Golf Recruiting Timeline: When Should Junior Golfers Start?”
How to Build a Junior Golf Development Plan That Transfers to Tournaments
Most junior golfers do not need more random advice. They need a plan. Junior golf can become noisy quickly. A player has lessons, tournaments, school, practice rounds, stats, social media, rankings, college goals, swing thoughts, equipment questions, and parents trying to help. Without a clear development plan, it is easy for a junior golfer toContinue reading “How to Build a Junior Golf Development Plan That Transfers to Tournaments”
What GEARS 3D Shows in a Golf Lesson
Most golfers know what the ball did. They do not always know why it happened. That is the gap a good lesson is supposed to close. A player may see the ball start left, curve right, fly too low, miss the center of the face, or lose speed under pressure. Video can help, and TrackManContinue reading “What GEARS 3D Shows in a Golf Lesson”
