Junior golf recruiting

GolfPath

Your game. Your path. Your future.

The profile is the resume. Verified results and real film in one place, read by the coaches whose filters it fits.

A player profile as a coach sees it: Kristine O'Reilly, class of 2026, women's, Lake Myriam NC, South Geovanny Academy, Elastic Pines Golf Club. A verified scoring average of 71.9 marked with a check, over 7 results, beside a self-reported average of 70.3 over 5 rounds; 23 events, 3 wins, 5 top-fives, 8 top-tens. Rankings from AmateurGolf.com, the World Amateur Golf Ranking, the American Junior Golf Association and Junior Golf Scoreboard, each with a scope and an as-of date. Then a tournament record table listing date, event, tour, round scores, total to par and finish over field size, most rows flagged Verified and a few marked self-reported. A film rail runs down the right-hand side.

The resume a coach opens. Both averages, the record, the film. Live.

Which one are you?

Coaches

See the players who fit, before you book the flight.

Filter by class year, scoring average, region and film — swing video, interview, full round. Verified and self-reported results are never averaged together.

A person reviews every coach account before search opens.

Instructors

You saw the swing change first. Put it on the resume.

Families approve you onto their golfer's roster. From there you keep the record current — new film, new results, the work behind the scorecard.

Your profile and referral link are live the moment you sign up. Seeing a student's data always begins with the family saying yes.

Families & players

Coming soon

One home for the whole journey.

Every result, every video, every season — built over years, not rewritten into a new email each spring.

Opening after legal review. Under-13 golfers never get their own login — a parent owns the profile.

Coach search

Set the filters once. See who fits.

The coach search with filters applied — verified scores only, has swing video, has interview, graduating 2029 to 2031, scoring average 68 to 78 — and the results table showing the five players who remain, two of them flagged watch only.

Verified scores only · has swing video · has interview · class of 2029–31. Players marked watch only are 13–14: visible to a coach, not contactable by one.

Verified, and self-reported

Two columns that are never one number.

The season-by-season block of a player resume, three rows under the note that averages are computed separately and never combined. 2025-26 senior year: 7 events, best finish first, a verified average of 71.9 marked with a check over 7 verified results, and an em dash for self-reported. 2024-25 junior year: 6 events, best finish fourth, 73.3 verified over 5, and 72.5 self-reported over 1. 2023-24 sophomore year: 4 events, best finish eleventh, 74.9 verified over 4, and an em dash.

Verified ✓

A tournament director posted the result from the event.

Self-reported

A number a family typed in. Kept, shown, and kept separate.

Families & players

Log it from the parking lot.

One result, under a minute. The Last 10, the season view and the film update themselves.

The parent dashboard: the golfer at a glance, with logging a tournament result as the first quick action.
Adding a golfer: the age tier revealed as the birthdate is entered, stating what that tier allows before the profile exists.
Join the family waitlist

Numbers prove the golf. Film proves the golfer.