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He outlined in the video where you need to be, so draw your own conclusions.

The great thing about about golf versus other sports is you know exactly what it takes to play (the kind of scores you need) at the next level. He clearly tells you in this video. So right now no college team cares that you are a 10 handicap. But you know the work you need to do. So go do that and it will speak for itself.

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Hi Bjorn! I believe if you have any scores in the mid to low 70s in tournaments, then it would be good to reach out to coaches now. I would also recommend you tell them that it would be great if they are available to come out and watch some of your tournaments over the summer for AJGA.

Right now, you can start to build a relationship with these coaches. Good luck on your tournaments!

@@ryanhartant0 thank you!

Hi William, walk ons are definitely possible if you put up amazing scores in outside tournaments. You need to win some tournaments, be able to go low (like -6 in one round and up to -10 over multiple rounds), and be able to consistently shoot lower scores (can't have too many in the high 70s). If you can do all of that in a short period of time, I'm sure coaches will recognize it. I think it also depends on when you're graduating college and your goals after college. What do you hope to gain out of playing D1 golf? Are you trying to play professionally or are you looking to get a normal corporate job after college? If you want to play professionally, and you've already started college, I would say to play in top amateur events and move up into mini tours instead of focusing on D1 golf. The NCAA eligibility rules could be a hassle and maybe taking up more years in college to play D1 golf isn't worth the cost. If you're looking to play the sport as a hobby after college, I wouldn't recommend pursuing D1.

@@ryanhartant0 bro thank you so much and I honestly didn’t expect a reply and it shows how much you care about your audience so you got a sub. Obviously it will take a lot of work I just wondered if it was even possible, my dad played D1 and I know the commitment it takes and also not wanting to burn out. I appreciate your advice and help brotha.

Yes there are some very talented D3 players that could go D1, most of the time, those are players that could go D1, but the school they are at don't have that program. They could have different areas of interest outside of golf or they could have gotten very good during their time in college and have the option to transfer.

Thanks! No we don't practice at those courses

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Both work but I would prioritize AJGA since you are playing against others nationally. With GSGA, you’re mainly playing against other players from Georgia. Coaches like seeing you play against everyone in an even playing field. Think of playing in the AJGA as being a small fish in a big pond and playing in the GSGA as a big fish in a small pond. But having both definitely helps

I wouldn't focus too hard on the profile. Just get the basic info like a picture, hometown, and graduation year. I would mainly focus on playing the best you can and let your scores speak for themselves. Good luck!

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I’m not opposed to that 👀👀

Thanks! I use my iphone 12 to film and davinci resolve to edit

Don't get caught up in what you're shooting at the time. Always focus solely on the next shot. Treat the birdies just the same as pars, bogeys, and doubles.

@@ryanhartant0 okay thank you I just felt like I kinda stopped trying to go lower when I got to -2 and then it all went to hell 😂 thank you for the advice

hehe, I could never forget about that

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Thanks for the tip!

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nice prediction matthew!

270 yards carry. With roll around 290 yards

I think around 6800

It’s possible at the D3 level with your current scores. But make sure it’s your tournament scores that are in that range, not just your handicap that include rounds at your home course

Yeah i haven’t really played any big tournament yet, but in the next two years i will hopefully get down close to scratch and have some good averages. Thank you for your reply.

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thanks Lucas!