
Only 3.3% of junior golfers make it to D1 — harder than getting into Harvard. Watch the roadmap that makes recruitment predictable.
Spots are extremely limited — I work personally with every student.
3.3%
of junior golfers reach Division I
Harder than getting into Harvard
June 15
of sophomore year is the deadline
Coaches start reaching out right after
-4 shots
average improvement per year
Matching Charlie Woods' trajectory
100%
data-driven practice plans
Every round tracked and analyzed
Junior Golf Scoreboard (JGS) is the ranking system college coaches use to scout players. Most parents don't even know it exists.
It doesn't matter how many emails you send, camps you attend, or videos you post on Instagram. If your child isn't ranked — or their ranking isn't good enough — the offers don't come.
Coaches scout from the top of this list. No rank = no visibility.
I work backwards from what coaches actually want, then build a clear plan to get your child there.
We assess their current scoring average, ranking, and tournament experience to establish a true baseline.
Every recruited player hits a specific scoring range in the right tournaments by June 15 of sophomore year. We define that target.
A clear step-by-step plan: tournament schedule, practice priorities, and the stats that actually move the needle.
The result: Your child hits the scoring range coaches need, in the tournaments they watch, by the deadline that matters.
These are messages students sent me — coaches reaching out right after the June 15 deadline.
Oregon State Coach
Reached out June 15
Scoring: 73.0 avg
Coach reached out directly. 4+ other programs also contacted him.
Arizona Coach
Reached out June 16
Scoring: Solid tournament record
Plus Stanford, UNLV, Clemson, and other elite programs reaching out.
Not a unique case — this is what happens when a player hits the target on schedule.
You're already spending thousands on lessons, tournaments, and equipment — but without a clear roadmap, you're just hoping for the best.
This program connects the dots.
I track every round your child plays and focus on the stats that actually matter — not just total score.
Based on the data, I build a tournament schedule that puts your child in front of the right coaches.
Practice plans are built around your child's specific gaps and goals — no wasted reps.

Every recruited player reaches a certain scoring range in the right tournaments by June 15 of their sophomore year. Miss that window and the D1 door closes — no matter how much potential your child has.
The earlier you start, the more runway your child has to hit the target.
Fill out the application below. It'll tell us whether your child is on track based on their age and current scores. If it looks realistic, you'll book a short 15-minute evaluation call.
Spots are extremely limited. I work personally with every student.