Want to play college golf?  Scholarships for golf are available, but you may have to compete for your scholarship just like you compete on the course. 

There is no doubt that golf has grown by leaps and bounds over the past several years.  With that growing popularity, the number of high school golfers has also increased along with the number of those golfers who want to play at the next level.

Golf scholarships can be found at all types of universities and colleges. Elite Division I schools as well as small colleges now have established programs and many of them have scholarships to offer.

Here are some keys to keep in mind:

1- To Play In College You Must Be Above Average

To play at the college level, you need to be among the best golfers at the high school level. Competition at the college level is very tough and college coaches want to award spots on their golf teams to the best players available.

2- Academics Are Key

Don't bother trying to make it to the college level if your grades are not good. Coaches want golfers who are good enough in the classroom to stay qualified to play.
 

3-  Make Sure You Love The Game Of Golf

At the college level, golf will no longer be a hobby that you only play when you feel like it. You will need to work on your game all year round.

4- Make Sure Coaches Know Your Name

If you have all these factors going for you, the last thing you must do is get your name on the radar of college coaches. Scholarships for golf are available for qualified athletes, but I can promise you that you won't get recruited if coaches don't know what type of player you are and what you can do for their program.

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