The World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) is a global points-based system that ranks amateur golfers based on their performance in approved tournaments.
For any junior golfer aiming to play college golf in the US, especially at the NCAA Division I level, a WAGR profile is one of the most important tools in your recruitment portfolio.
College golf coaches use WAGR to quickly assess:
A strong WAGR ranking tells a coach you’re experienced, consistent, and ready for top-tier collegiate golf.
To appear on the WAGR system, you must:
We recommend aiming for 3–5 WAGR events per year, spread across the season.
Some examples include:
We also run WAGR-ranked events throughout the year, check out our Golf Tournament page.
No, but having a WAGR profile greatly improves your visibility, especially when competing against US juniors who are playing high-level AJGA and USGA events.
At Study & Play America, we build your WAGR plan into your overall recruitment strategy. We:
Want to start climbing the WAGR ladder and get recruited while you do it?
Speak to our team today and we’ll help you take the next step.
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