College Golf Recruiting Video: Shot List + Mistakes to Avoid
A recruiting video is a verification tool, not a highlight reel. Coaches want clean angles and repeatable swings so they can evaluate quickly.
Keep It Short and Clear
Aim for 2 to 4 minutes. Use a tripod. Film in good light. Minimal editing.
Simple Shot List Coaches Prefer
Film both face-on and down-the-line for:
- Driver
- Mid-iron
- Wedge
Add a short putting clip.
Common Mistakes
- Shaky footage
- Bad angles (too close or too far)
- Music and heavy edits
- Only showing perfect swings
- No basic info (grad year, height, location)
Build a training plan that matches what coaches evaluate.
Learn More →Frequently Asked Questions
What shots should be in a college golf recruiting video?
Film face-on and down-the-line views of your driver, mid-iron, and wedge. Include a putting clip. Keep it 2 to 4 minutes, use a tripod, and avoid heavy editing or music.
What mistakes should I avoid in my golf recruiting video?
Avoid shaky footage, bad angles, heavy editing, music overlays, and only showing perfect swings. Always include basic info like graduation year, height, and location. Coaches want to evaluate quickly, not watch a highlight reel.
