Recruiting
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What goes in a profile and a swing video, and how to read a scholarship offer honestly.
How to do it
- Get the free scoring read the profile is built on.
- Shoot the swing video and test the link before you send it.
- Compare any offer against what it really covers.
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Golf Recruiting Profiles & Resumes That Work
A coach should be able to size you up from one page in thirty seconds. Here is what goes on that page, how to present your scores honestly, and where a paid recruiting profile helps versus where it does not.
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The College Golf Recruiting Video Guide
The NCAA's recruiting page sets no format, length or shot list for a recruiting video, and what a coach wants to see is that coach's decision. This guide gives Tessaira's suggested shot list: down-the-line and face-on swings with three clubs, short game, putting and one hole on the course, labeled so a stranger can tell who is swinging and when, with a link that opens without signing in.
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Golf Scholarships: How They Actually Work
A golf offer is only one part of the college cost. Start with the complete financial-aid picture, read the written terms and compare athletics, academic and need-based aid together.
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How Strong Academics Can Change the Cost of College Golf
A golf offer is only one line in a college cost decision. Academic and need-based aid may matter just as much, but each school controls its own eligibility, deadlines, and final package.
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How to Compare College Golf Scholarship Offers
A 50 percent scholarship at one school and a 30 percent scholarship at another are not comparable numbers until you attach a real dollar figure to each. Here is how to compare offers the way a family actually should.