Josie Kelley (Noblesville)

Lexi Ray (Franklin)

Alex Reschly (Northridge)

Kelsey Haverluck (Westfield)

In this conversation, a group of talented high school golfers from the 2026 class discuss their summer experiences, preparations for the upcoming season, and the bittersweet nature of their final year in high school golf. They share advice for incoming freshmen, reflect on their team dynamics and memorable moments, and set personal and team goals for the season. The conversation culminates in predictions for the state title race, emphasizing the competitive nature of high school golf in Indiana.

Takeaways

Playing golf over the summer is essential for preparation.
It's important to balance social life with sports commitments.
Incoming freshmen should not feel pressured to perform perfectly right away.
Team bonding and support are crucial for success in high school golf.
Enjoying the experience is more important than just winning.
Short game skills are vital for high school golf.
Building relationships with teammates enhances the overall experience.
Setting personal goals helps in individual growth as a player.
The state tournament is unpredictable and competitive.
High school golf creates lasting memories and friendships.

Sound bites

"Short game is really what matters."
"It's going to hit me on senior night."
"It's really anybody's game at state."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the 2026 Class of Golfers
02:04 Summer Reflections and Preparations for High School Golf
07:47 Team Dynamics and Memorable Experiences
12:24 Looking Forward: Upcoming Tournaments and Events
14:40 Influential Teammates and Role Models
16:48 Inspiration and Mentorship in Golf
18:31 Setting Personal and Team Goals
21:16 The Importance of Team Bonding
26:18 Reflecting on High School Experiences
31:59 Looking Ahead to the Future