Recruiting
725 programsBuild a real target list
How to read a roster, judge whether their scores fit it, and save the programs that do.
How to do it
- Read three rosters and compare their scoring to your golfer's.
- Save the programs where the numbers genuinely fit.
- Cut the list to a length you can actually work.
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How to Build a College Golf Recruiting Target List
A target list is what turns recruiting from hoping into a plan. Here is how to sort programs into reach, match, and safety, how big the list should actually be, and how to use real rosters to sanity-check every name on it.
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How to Read a College Golf Roster to Gauge Your Chances
A roster page is public, free, and more useful than most recruiting advice. Here is exactly what to look for to figure out whether a program actually has room for a player like yours.
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What College Golf Coaches Actually Look For
Coaches are not recruiting your best day. They are recruiting the score you will post on a Tuesday in a stiff wind against a strong field. Here is what they weigh, in the order they weigh it.
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How College Golf Coaches Actually Find Recruits
Coaches are not scrolling profiles hoping to stumble on talent. They pull from a small set of sources they trust, and knowing what those are changes what you should spend your time on.