SEC college golf

Unbelieveable. I would say its probably the strongest conference in college golf. Are you interested in playing in the SEC?

anyone play in the SEC on here or know people that do.......i know some of the guys on Ole Miss team...they have had a good year

The SEC is probably the top conference in golf, and the conference that many believe is the best in sports in general. The last time that I checked out the rankings the SEC had 6 teams in the top 15. Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Auburn, Florida, South Carolina.

i dont know the exact numbers but i know that according to Golfstat which is the important golf rankings that are looked at by college coaches....every team in the SEC is ranked in the top 55 that is pretty amazing and every team except Vandi are going to NCAA Regionals......i know my friends at Ole Miss told me they are pumped about NCAA and feel really good about going, Ole Miss was ranked as low as 16 this year, i think they are 25 or 26 now on golfstat

I know a bunch of guys who play/played for usc and vanderbilt. all are top ranked juniors

Yeah I know a guy at Vanderbilt, they would be one of the top teams in almost anyother conference.

There actually is a kid who was on my high school team who plays for Florida now. I really didn't think he was that good, and as a sophomore, he maybe played in 1 varsity A match (we had two varsity teams). I graduated that year, and he may have had some top 20's in an AJGA or two, but from what I heard, the coach at Florida happened to see him, and liked his swing, and now he finished second in a tournament for Florida this year

who is the kid u know on Florida

will strickler

anyone else know any SEC players and what it might take to play in the SEC?

i am going to play at south carolina next year and i know all the guys on the team

i know several guys on the past and current Auburn golf teams...all very good players (minimum +3 handicappers)

I know several TN players

Jonny Caldwell is on the Alabama team, from Northern Ireland. He played Walker Cup and just broke a tournament record there last week. He ain't too shabby

i am going to play at south carolina next year and i know all the guys on the team

Nice to have some Gamecocks on this forum. I am a former athlete at USC and I now work with the football team as a Grad Assistant. I have talked to Puggy several times in the fall during the football season and he told me I am more than welcome to practice on the practice facility ya'll have behind the baseball field. I have been taking advantage of that.

Scott

anyone else know any SEC players and what it might take to play in the SEC?

I'll tell you what it takes: LENGTH!!!

That's all the big time coaches are caring about now days. If you can bust it off the tee, they figure they can straighten, no pun intended, everything else out.

Just spend your practice time trying to hone in on how to KILL the ball and you'll have a chance.

good to hear, i hope i see you out on that practice facility

I didnt know any of the USC players personally...but when I was there they were ballers.

I played at Alabama. The SEC has the top golfers in the country. Just check out the top 25 rankings and where your good pros went to school. Unless you are for sure you will be one of the top 3 golfers on that team, it is better off going somewhere where you will play. It's great and all to be on the team at a big school, and that's fine if that is all you care about, but I would recommend you go where you will play. Your goal should be to go to a school that plays against the best competition and one where you will be "The Man". That is how you will get better. No sense in going somewhere where you might play one or two tournaments a year.

anyone else know any SEC players and what it might take to play in the SEC?

Well, I know that a kid who won state in what is probably the toughest division for golf just signed with Ole' Miss'.

I know several TN players

Do you by chance, also live in Tn?

I lived in TN til about 6 months ago, moved to Atl

Pac 10 is not bad either....

I've played with a few players on the south carolina team and i played with brendon todd (played for UGA) once in a tourney

anyone else know any SEC players and what it might take to play in the SEC?

A guy on my team currently transferred from Alabama (played in their top 5 but parents made him transfer home because of certain reasons) and his scoring average was about 72 but last year his scoring average was closer to 70.

I know a few players that play at USC and a kid who transferred from Florida. I also know a couple of kids who are going to Florida, USC, Ole Miss, Alabama, Auburn and Georgia next year. A couple of them that are going to these schools aren't really that impressive in my opinion but most of them are solid.

anyone else know any SEC players and what it might take to play in the SEC?

I'll tell you what it takes: LENGTH!!!

 

That's all the big time coaches are caring about now days. If you can bust it off the tee, they figure they can straighten, no pun intended, everything else out.

 

Just spend your practice time trying to hone in on how to KILL the ball and you'll have a chance.

This is ABSOLUTELY WRONG.

gehenherzog-

who do u know at Ole Miss?

gehenherzog-

 

who do u know at Ole Miss?

I know Sean Dale (he's goin next year), and a friend of mine is walking on next year and I know Johnny Delprete

ole miss coach does not take walk on's..........Ole Miss has a sick team.....really good young team that will be really good in the next few year.......

ole miss coach does not take walk on's..........Ole Miss has a sick team.....really good young team that will be really good in the next few year.......

Well, he was recruited and offered a scholarship coming out of high school but he stopped playing for a little while and the coach has invited him on to the team. Not really a walk on, but he isn't receiving any money.