NCPGA Golf Scholarships
Over forty graduates from the NCPGA junior golf program have attended colleges and universities partially funded by scholarship awards presented by the association. Each year the association awards two, $3000 scholarships paid over a four-year period in $600 increments. The Matthew P. Faylor Memorial and the Todd E. Clark Memorial Scholarships are awards in memory of two of the association’s first participants in the junior golf program. Applications must be completed by golfers who are high school seniors and returned to their respective clubs no later than March 15. A committee of regional college administrative officials and professionals make the selection of the successful applicants.
Recipients Junior Scholarship Award
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Other Junior Golf Scholarship Information
Ping American College Golf Guide
The PING Guide
contains vital information on golf programs at over 1,000 colleges
and junior colleges, with answers to many of the questions facing
college-bound students. There is a step-by-step procedure along
with a calendar of what you should do from your freshman through
your senior year. It also contains sample letters and recommendations
on writing resumes. The guide also gives complete scores of over
92 college conference championship tournaments plus scores of regional
and national college golf championships.
Golfstat College Resource Information
For high school and junior golfers interested in playing at the
collegiate level, GOLFSTAT’s Prep Report is the most valuable
resource currently available. This report provides each university’s
rating by division; tournaments and rounds played; representation
in regionals and/or nationals by individual or team; rounds played,
scoring average, year in school for the five most utilized players;
and a breakdown of players on roster by year in school.
Additional Information
For additional information on the recruiting process, check out
the NCAA’s
Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.