I mean , that's , that was what I was looking for both times . Um Both in my first recruitment stage then after the dead period , the second recruitment stage and then was I was in the transfer portal too . Like that's , that's pretty much my main focus the entire time , which is finding a coach that kinda um related with me in the way I practice and the way I play , I think that's the most important thing .
Um , so that kind of threw me for a loop and I wasn't really sure where I was at with any of the colleges . That was , that was the biggest difficulty and then I had to basically restart my whole recruitment as a junior . Um , so I got a lot of things thrown at me really fast .
Uh , I play men's golf at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga . So I was lucky enough to , um , they changed the recruitment rules actually my sophomore year , which made things really hard . Um , because I had this stretch before , um , before I was a sophomore where I could talk to coaches .
And I think that that's very important . I think that's something that , that helped me kinda stand apart from any other recruits or , or anybody like that is they were able to see the full picture without having to go digging for it . Yeah , most of it isn't really on a golf .
But it's important to just focus on your actual golf or your , or your sport , whatever that is and then end up , you know , if they'll come to you , uh , it's , you know , they'll , they'll end up , you'll get exposure if you're doing , doing the right things on your athletics . But like a lot of people when they're emailing coaches or like giving a resume to a coach , they only put their good things on their resume . And one thing that I did to stand out is I put all my bad tournaments on my resume .
