2020
Maximilian Wojciechowski
Virginia Commonwealth University
NCAA D1
Athlete profileSport
Golf.
College golf recruiting starts with one number: your scoring average. Coaches build their roster around verified tournament results, and an athlete with a competitive scoring average and solid academics has real options across NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA programs.
366
published Golf profiles in our network
College destinations
Golf placements.
A mix of college programs from our placement record.
2026
Emma Kallkvist
Lander University
NCAA D2
Athlete profile2026
Niklas Hurrila
North Park University
NCAA D3
Athlete profile2026
Maximilian Karsch
UNOH
NAIA
Athlete profile2025
Michael Mayer
Weatherford College
NJCAA
Athlete profile2024
Lara Dommach
Purdue University Fort Wayne
NCAA D1
Athlete profile2026
Luis Eboli
Georgia Southwestern State University
NCAA D2
Athlete profile2024
Walker Faust
Piedmont University
NCAA D3
Athlete profile2026
Elisa Sembenini
Southeastern University
NAIA
Athlete profile2025
Gustav Holmberg
Western Texas CC
NJCAA
Athlete profile2026
Elvira Flodstrom
Montana State University
NCAA D1
Athlete profile2026
Federico Sandrolini
Cumberland University
NAIA
Athlete profileThe five phases
How the path works in golf.
The same five phases apply in every sport: evaluation, college search, admissions, college care, career. What changes is the recruiting currency - the results, rankings, or verified marks coaches in this sport actually filter by. That's exactly what the evaluation covers for your case.
The five phases in detailFirst evaluation
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