"I love, love, love the new website! I am a college coach and became a member last year in the never ending search for players to play NCAA DIII women's golf. It was helpful at the time being able to see what tournaments girls were in and then calling those tours for contact info but the new sight with player profiles is great!! At the DIII level not only are we interested in golf scores but other
activities players are involved in."
- D-III Womens Coach - September 2009
"The product you produce is unique and very helpful to me as a Division I golf coach. Thank you for your dream, your time, your energy, and your great vision to accomplish this dream."
- Division I Woman's Coach - November 2006
Congratulations to these Golf & Academic Resume Players!
Class of 2010 Signees
Alex Willnow Wingate (D-II) Mieke Canan- New Mexico State Ryanne Haddow St. Edwards (D-II) Michael Ulmer - UAB Martin Board Texas-San Antonio Paige Reese Radford Bobby Monaco Santa Clara April Ohlendorf Loyola-Chicago Colin Hendrickson John Logan Community College
Class of 2009 Signees
Jessica Alexander Coastal Carolina Crystal Smith Illinois Katrina Hegge San Fransisco Alexandra Thompson Washington State Nicko Dodd Texas-San Antonio Maggie Siddons Lipscomb Avery Collura University of Portland Nick Sako Saint Marys Jack Pennington Oregon Nick Austin - Richmond Amanda Kehr Queens College- Charlotte Taylor Koser Texas-San Antonio Jaclyn Shepherd - Minnesota Allison Oakes - Columbia Kevin Penner - UNLV
There are over 1,200 colleges and junior colleges looking for players and they have done 102635 searches here on the Junior Golf Scoreboard.
With each school needing to recruit at least two players for both men's and women's teams, that means the schools need more than 3,500 players. As a result, there is virtually a spot for every junior golfer who wants to play golf.
Want to jump right in and start your resume? Click here
A one year Resume subscription is $95.00
Resume includes:
Sleeve of golf balls, large Junior Golf Scoreboard towel, personalized bag tag
Junior Golf Scoreboard Rankings subscription that includes access to more features in the rankings
Exposure to college golf programs across the country
Unlimited access to your resume 24 hours a day - edit as many times as you like
Automatic linking to your resume from any tournament result that we have with your name
Automatic linking to your resume from our national rankings (resume not required to be ranked)
A place to show other tournaments you have played.
Here's a junior player's opportunity to be discovered and tell college coaches more about their golf and academic achievements. You can fill out a Golf & Academic Resume and change it anytime you want to keep your resume up to date. We have the only complete national showcase for juniors playing competitive golf. Coaches at all levels...Division I, II, and III as well as Junior Colleges...are looking for players. Let them see what you or your child has achieved.
"You have in my opinion the very best junior website available. I personally thank you for it. It has gotten Ivy noticed from coaches browsing the results database."
Bruce Copeland
Azusa, CA
"My son, Michael McDonald recently signed with Birmingham-Southern College. Thanks for all you help!
Posting results and an education profile here certainly made a difference."
Mike McDonald
Odessa, FL
Privacy policy... Only you will be able to create and edit your resume whenever you want using your own password, The resume you post here will not display your phone number, address or academic information. Only your name , picture (optional) and golf accomplishments will visible to the general public. Only collegiate coaches who have signed up and registered with us will have access to your full resume.
Have college coaches actually found players on the Junior Golf Scoreboard?
Yes and have also successfully recruited them to attend their schools. Over the last ten years coaches have accessed the Golf & Academic Resume database more than 9,000 times. This means more than 90 times a month so that, on average, every day there are at least three coaches looking at resumes here on the Junior Golf Scoreboard.
What schools are using the Golf & Academic Resumes service?
NCAA regulations prohibit us from naming which schools use JGS but over 500 programs have requested access to Coaches Corner in writing. Call for more info. 888-549-4653.
Why should I post my resume here especially if I'm just starting high school?
There are several reasons. They include:
It is important as early as possible to get college coaches to ask "Where have I seen that name before?" You want name recognition and since your name will be highlighted and linked to your resume in the rankings and all of your results here on the Scoreboard, you'll be increasing the chances this will happen.
When NCAA rules permit coaches to contact you, you are making it much easier for them to know how to send you information or call. One coach recently told us they had to make 13 calls to get an address for a player. Don't be hard to find.
A resume is a good place to put results for tournaments we do not have or use. These include your high school results and "adult" tournaments you may have played.
A resume gives you a chance to tell the coach a little more about you in the Highlights section and to show them what kind of student you are.
You can click on the "Printable Version" button and send a copy of your resume to a coach attached to an e-mail or a letter.
Having your name highlighted linked to your resume in the Rankings and results clearly tells a coach you want to play college golf.
Do I have to have a resume to be ranked?
No. You will be ranked automatically when we have four tournaments for you. A resume is not required to be ranked.
Does the Junior Golf Scoreboard automatically post scores or any other information to my resume?
Yes that is an option you can choose to help keep your resume more up to date.
Do I have to call you to change my resume?
No. You have access to it 24 hours a day.
What's the best way to use my resume?
The best thing you can do is make sure the coaches at the schools you're interested in know you have a resume. That way they can add you to their "Recruit Folder" and track your progress automatically even if you're still a freshman or sophomore.
Alex Willnow Wingate (D-II)
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