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 Regular updates on all Indiana Junior Golfers, Collegiate Players, and junior tours. We want to make sure we are providing resources to players and parents out there. Feel free to reach out to us at fromthecartpath1@gmail.com.© 2025 Golf Política y Gobierno
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  • Class of 27' It's June 15th, Now What? (With EKU Coach, Mandy Moore and U Indy Coach, Andy Serketich

    Class of 27' It's June 15th, Now What? (With EKU Coach, Mandy Moore and U Indy Coach, Andy Serketich
    Jun 5 2025
    summaryThis conversation delves into the intricacies of the college golf recruiting process, focusing on the June 15th date when coaches can start communicating with rising junior golfers. Coaches Mandy Moore and Andy Serketich share valuable insights on what they look for in potential recruits, the importance of resilience in handling bad rounds, and the role of parents in the recruiting process. They also discuss the impact of the NCAA transfer portal on recruiting dynamics and emphasize the need for effective communication and research by student-athletes. takeaways
    • Stay patient and do your homework when choosing a college.
    • Include all scores, even the bad ones, to show resilience.
    • First impressions matter; be concise and thoughtful in communication.
    • Coaches appreciate when players take initiative in their recruiting process.
    • The transfer portal has changed the landscape of college recruiting.
    • It's important to communicate tournament schedules to coaches.
    • Parents should support their kids but let them take the lead in communication.
    • Character and how players handle struggles are key factors for coaches.
    • Research schools thoroughly to find the right fit.
    • Building relationships with swing coaches can be beneficial.
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    45 m
  • Claire Swathwood, University of Memphis Women's Golf Team, Carmel HS Alumni

    Claire Swathwood, University of Memphis Women's Golf Team, Carmel HS Alumni
    May 26 2025
    In this conversation, Trent Roberts interviews Claire Swathwood, a freshman golfer at the University of Memphis. They discuss Claire's journey through her first year of college golf, her recruiting process, and the decision-making that led her to Memphis. Claire shares insights on the importance of preparation, the challenges of transitioning to college-level competition, and her experiences with team dynamics. Additionally, they touch on life outside of golf, her major in strategic media, and her aspirations for the future, including a desire to play professional golf. takeaways
    • Claire had a great first year at Memphis, feeling prepared and supported.
    • The recruiting process started early for Claire, involving extensive research.
    • A large spreadsheet helped Claire and her family stay organized during recruiting.
    • Visiting schools helped Claire narrow down her options effectively.
    • Choosing Memphis was based on a strong feeling of fit and environment.
    • Building a relationship with Coach Jordan was crucial for Claire's transition.
    • Claire felt freed knowing she was committed to a school before her senior year.
    • Time management became essential for balancing academics and athletics in college.
    • Claire's work ethic is evident in her daily practice routine.
    • Claire aims to play professional golf and is focused on continuous improvement.
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    36 m
  • Nathan Nichols-Peterson, Indiana Jr. Golf and Navigating Indiana Junior Golf

    Nathan Nichols-Peterson, Indiana Jr. Golf and Navigating Indiana Junior Golf
    May 12 2025
    In this episode, Trent Roberts interviews Nathan Nichols-Peterson, the junior program coordinator for Indiana Golf. Nathan shares his journey in the world of golf, detailing his experiences from being an intern to taking on a leadership role. He discusses the responsibilities that come with managing junior golf events, the importance of getting kids involved in golf, and the benefits of programs like Youth on Course. The conversation also touches on the challenges of event management, course selection, and the future plans for the junior tour. takeaways
    • Nathan started his journey in golf at a young age.
    • He transitioned from intern to junior program coordinator.
    • The role involves significant responsibilities and logistics.
    • Event management requires careful planning and communication.
    • Junior golf events are crucial for player development.
    • Programs like First Tee and PGA Junior League are essential for youth engagement.
    • Parental involvement should be supportive, not intrusive.
    • Youth on Course offers affordable access to golf courses.
    • The junior tour aims to enhance player experience and accessibility.
    • Future plans include expanding event locations and improving hospitality.
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    43 m
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