Northern Texas PGA Foundation Partners with Nexus Golf Recruiting to Help Junior Golfers Better Navigate the College Golf Recruiting Landscape
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Northern Texas PGA Foundation Partners with Nexus Golf Recruiting to Help Junior Golfers Better Navigate the College Golf Recruiting Landscape
New research identifies at least 962 Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour members who have gone on to play college golf at 270 programs across 44 states
FRISCO, Texas — The Northern Texas PGA Foundation announced today a multi-year partnership with Nexus Golf Recruiting. The partnership provides Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour players and their families with specialized education, resources, and access as they navigate the college golf recruiting process.
The partnership comes alongside new research conducted by Nexus Golf Recruiting that reveals the monumental role the NTPGA Junior Tour has played in developing future collegiate talent. Since the 2016–17 season, at least 962 NTPGA Junior Tour members have advanced to play college golf, representing approximately one out of every 10 members during that period.

- At least 962 NTPGA junior members have played college golf since the 2016–17 season.
- 357 players competed on NCAA Division I rosters, 305 at Division II, and 214 at Division III.
- 545 players (57%) played college golf in Texas. Outside Texas, top destinations include Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Tennessee.
- 386 of the players (40%) are women.
- During the 2023–24 season alone, 348 Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour alumni were competing on collegiate rosters.
(Note: The actual number of former NTPGA junior golfers in college golf is likely higher due to historical roster data not being available at all universities/colleges.)
“These numbers are incredible, and until recently, we have never truly known what the numbers looked like. But what excites us most is what they tell us about the opportunities available to our kids,” said Mark Harrison, CEO of the Northern Texas PGA. “There isn't just one path to college golf. Our players have gone from the Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour to hundreds of schools across every level of the game. This partnership is about helping today's families navigate those options and find the path that is right for their student-athlete.”
Kamp Davis and Jason Lew founded Nexus Golf Recruiting, two former Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour players currently studying engineering as juniors at the University of Texas and Purdue University, respectively.
“Kamp and Jason really impressed us,” Harrison added. “They have a genuine passion for the game, understand recruiting because they lived it, and have taken tremendous initiative to analyze the college recruiting landscape. They recognize that playing college golf isn't exclusively about Division I; there are exceptional opportunities at every level.”
Through the partnership, which runs through December 31, 2028, Nexus Golf Recruiting will serve as a Tournament and Education Partner of the Ewing Automotive NTPGA Junior Tour. Key elements include:
- Recruiting Education: Regular seminars and webinars for NTPGA families covering recruiting timelines, NCAA rules, coach communication, academics, and recruiting profiles.
- Coaching Access: Beginning in 2027, Nexus will work to bring men's and women's collegiate coaches to a designated All American Tour event annually to interact directly with families.
- Interactive Alumni Tracking: Nexus will maintain an annually updated digital map highlighting where NTPGA alumni continue their collegiate careers.
- Support & Sponsorship: Nexus will serve as title sponsor for one All American Tour event each year and provide recruiting education directly to PGA of America Golf Professionals across the Section.
Click on the interactive map below to see where our junior golf alumni have played collegiate golf.
“We grew up competing on the NTPGA Junior Tour, so launching this partnership feels like coming full circle,” said Kamp Davis, Co-Founder of Nexus Golf Recruiting. “We know firsthand how exciting and overwhelming the recruiting journey can be. Our goal is to simplify that process, helping players and families understand the opportunities available across every level of college golf.”
“The NTPGA Junior Tour was instrumental in shaping our own golf careers,” added Co-Founder Jason Lew. “To return to the Section and empower the next generation of student-athletes is a privilege, and we are thrilled to get to work.”
“For years, we have talked about junior golf as a pathway to something bigger,” Harrison said. “Now we have data that helps us understand just how significant that pathway has become. Our job now is to continue creating opportunities and providing resources that help the next generation pursue whatever their goals in the game may be. We know the game is an incredible connector.”
About Nexus Golf Recruiting
Founded by former NTPGA junior golfers, Nexus Golf Recruiting empowers aspiring student-athletes and their families with data-driven insights, modern technology, and comprehensive educational resources to navigate the college golf recruiting landscape. By bridging the gap between junior golfers and collegiate programs across all divisions, Nexus helps families find the right academic and athletic fit.
About the Northern Texas PGA Foundation
Founded on the mission to positively impact lives and communities through golf, the Northern Texas PGA Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt organization focused on driving change through five pillars: junior golf, college scholarships, inclusion, internships and military & veterans.












