The AI golf coach for youth and high school athletes
What college golf coaches evaluate
- Tournament scoring average and results
- Junior ranking or player ID (Junior Golf Scoreboard, AJGA, state rankings)
- Course difficulty and yardage context
- Swing video from multiple angles
College golf coaches read scores first. A clean results page with scoring average, course ratings and upcoming events does more than any highlight clip.
Training
Practice blocks split between speed, short game and putting, with strength and mobility work that protects the lower back and lead hip through a long season.
Competition weeks
Tournament-week plans cover practice-round strategy, pre-round warm-up, fueling across 5-hour rounds, and how to recover between multi-day rounds.
Nutrition and recovery
Steady fueling across a long round: a real breakfast, snacks every few holes and a hydration plan for hot days.
Recruiting timeline
NCAA Division I: Calls, texts, email, direct messages and recruiting materials may begin June 15 after sophomore year. Visits and off-campus contact follow separate rules.
Questions athletes ask
- How do I lower my tournament scoring average this summer?
- What should a college golf recruiting email include?
- How do I fuel for 36 holes in one day?