College golf recruiting traditionally has been a chaotic process.
For coaches, they typically have needed to sift through hundreds of résumés in various formats to identify the right players. Compiling the necessary information and following up with high school students is a tedious process. For a few select top programs that have their choice of highly ranked players, this isn’t much of an issue. For the vast majority of schools, it is far more difficult.
And, likewise with junior golfers and their parents, many of whom don’t know where to start. They somehow have to find the interested colleges that match their skill level, academic prowess and more. Even the basic steps of the recruiting journey often have been mired in mystery.
With more than 200,000 high school golfers searching to be a part of one of the 1,200 men’s or 900 women’s college golf programs in the country, none of this has come easily in past years.
Roger Knick, founder of Junior Golf Hub
Junior Golf Hub has been working to streamline this ordeal. Foun...