Golf

The first golf club in the US was founded in 1888 and America now boasts the largest number of courses anywhere in the world. 

Some high schools have golf teams and the competition season can differ by region and also by gender – girls’ and boys’ teams may not always play at the same time. Teams can be more recreational in nature or more competitive in nature, helping prepare students for the college experience.

College golf can be played all year round but the official competition season is in the spring. The college route is most common for preparing talented athletes for a professional career, offering daily practice and strong competition.

As in all sports, Division 1 and 2 standards are high, for both men and women’s golf teams. Division 3 and JuCo allow for players with higher handicaps and averages.

In the US there are 1,240+ college varsity men’s and women’s golf teams.

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Placements – Golf

Bob Cloosterman

Allegheny College, 2016

Floris Veth

Georgia Military College, 2016

Charlie Huddlestone

Flagler College, 2019

Klaas-Jan Kroner

Augustana College, 2017

Jurre van der Lende

Averett University, 2017

Tijn de Jong

Knox College, 2017

Joost van den Broek

Trinity University, 2017

Kenneth Harroy

Wilbraham & Monson Academy, 2016

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For our clients in the Tailored Program we offer the unique service of our golf mentoring program

The program entails:

  • Giving feedback on your footage
  • Discussing the different pathways to reach your ultimate goals
  • Informing you about what matters most to coaches
  • Building character / pitching yourself to coaches
  • Teaching you how to build up a relationship and trust with coaches
  • Preparing you for an interview with coaches
  • Setting up your personal sport development program
  • Deciding on the final choice of an athletic program based on your goals
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