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+ What Level of Golf Do I Need to Be Eligible for a Scholarship?
There are many types of universities in the U.S., each suited to different levels of golfers. Throughout the process, we’ll guide you and help you understand the athletic opportunities available to you—always taking into account your academic profile as well. Our goal is to match your golf performance and academic background with the right university fit.
+ How Much Does It Cost to Study in the U.S.?
The average cost of attending a university in the U.S. ranges from €20,000 to €60,000 per year. The good news is that athletic and academic scholarships can significantly reduce— and in many cases, fully cover—those expenses.
+ What Does a Golf Scholarship in the U.S. Cover?
University scholarships typically cover all major direct costs, including housing, meals, tuition, athletic gear, and private health insurance. The only expenses not included are travel costs, such as flights to and from the U.S.
+ What Percentage of a Scholarship Can I Get?
In some cases, student-athletes can receive up to 100% of their costs covered through a combination of athletic and academic scholarships.
+ What Academic Requirements Do I Need to Meet?
In most cases, completing high school and having an intermediate level of English is enough to meet the academic requirements for the majority of U.S. universities.
+ How Long Does the Process Take?
On average, the process takes about 9 months from start to placement.
+ Which Universities Have Golf Programs?
Most U.S. universities offer golf programs. The main differences lie in the competitive level of each program—ranging from NCAA Division I, II, and III to NAIA institutions.
