Parents' involvement / Help with recruiting
THE COLLEGE GOLF RECRUITMENT PLAYBOOK: INSIGHTS FROM OVER 50 COACHES
THE COLLEGE GOLF RECRUITMENT PLAYBOOK: INSIGHTS FROM OVER 50 COACHES
CHAPTER 6 | Parents’ involvement / help with recruiting
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The introductory email
How to get a coach’s attention
Which schools to email
Social media
Coaches evaluations and perception of skills
→ Parents’ involvement / help with recruiting ←
What is the number one red flag in a recruit?
What is the number one mistake recruits make when choosing a school?
Open-ended recruiting advice from coaches
Timing
Summary
HOW MUCH PARENT INVOLVEMENT IN RECRUITING DO COLLEGE COACHES PREFER?
And what help should you seek…
I asked 50+ college coaches “Do you prefer parents to be on the first call/video call?” Here are the results:
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