Luke Grebinar '25 Recruiting Profile

This past summer I competed in many competitive tournaments.  I played with the best golfers in New England.  I competed against men who have been golfing longer than I have been alive.  There were great rounds and rounds where I grinded.  I struggled with my short game at the start of the summer with all of the rain.  Mentally, I felt defeated, but then went back to the basics and met with my coach for some instruction.  I learned how to overcome bad holes, and to come back stronger on day 2.  When I look at my ranking of 3027 nationally, I feel like that number could be better, but it doesn't tell the story of how I have grown as a golfer.  That number also has made me see that I can play better, and do better when I practice.  That number also tells you how mentally tough the game of golf is for even good players. And I am a good player who will help a college golf team compete for championships.  I have a lot to learn still, and a lot more to achieve as a golfer.