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As of June 7, 2017 I am still receiving phone calls from college coaches with playing opportunities for 2017 and 2018. If these opportunities are not for you, please tell a friend. I know the first 2 schools still have scholarship money. There is still a chance that the others on this…...
As you learned in Recruiting is a Two-Way Street, here is the rest of the story: How to prepare for a phone or in person interview 1. Know the Schools. Start a notebook of colleges. Make 3 pages for each school: Academics, Athletics, Student life. At the bare minimum,…...
I Want to Help …but not too much! If you are a parent of a junior golfer, your urge is to want to help. This is very natural. You are a parent. The beauty of golf is that the game will do a lot of the “help” for you. You […]
To Go or Not to Go ….That is the question First things first. It depends on your goals. There are many possible goals associated with attending a camp on a college campus. Here are a few: 1. I just want to have fun and get away for a week or […]
It is okay to be a little bit scared. It heightens your awareness. The best in the world are a little bit scared. However, being a lot scared is not a good thing. When you feel a lot scared, you are usually not prepared. Start practicing with a purpose, apply […]
Before reading this article, you may want to read Should I go to Camp at a College. This article will help you in your decision making process. There are many, many camps to choose and for different reasons. Here are just a few that I would like to share with […]
I Want to Lower my Stroke Average …..but HOW? Short Game, Short Game, Short Game! You get IT done on and around the greens. (Ollie Schniederjans said it in the Golf World article–Will2Golf Member email 5/28/17) Turn your 80 into 75, turn your 75 into 70, etc., with strokes gained on […]
Listen to David Leadbetter interview Maggie on XM Radio’s Leadbetter’s Locker Room (1/20/2017). Maggie, David and Denis Watson talk about the launch of Will2Golf and how it is helping junior golfers and their families with scheduling and intersecting with college golf coaches.
Here are some helpful tips on how to prepare for competition: Start and end your practice with things that come easy (like a warm-up and cool-down in a workout) Challenge yourself in the middle of your practice (Stretch your limits- you should be shaking on the last putt- prepare […]