Average score m/w: 90/95. Driving distance m/w: 250/220 yards. GPA: 2.0. 

Your game isn't great but your grades are even worse. You'll need a complete overhaul in your drive both on and off the course just to make it to the next semester.

Average score m/w: 85/90. Driving distance m/w: 260/225 yards. GPA: 2.8. 

Your scores aren't competitive in a D-I program. You didn't get much scholarship money anyway. Maybe it's worth transferring to a smaller program where you'll get more financial aid. Hey, you can be top dog again. Woof.

Average score m/w: 80/85. Driving distance m/w: 275/245 yards. GPA: 3.0. 

A decent D-I program took a flyer on you because you hit a massive ball. You need to improve your short game if you want to keep your spot, though. As the old adage goes, "putting wins championships." Does that sound right? Anyway, it's time to put in the reps.

Average score m/w: 75/80. Driving distance m/w: 270/235 yards. GPA: 3.8. 

You were offered a scholarship because of your sound technique and great work ethic. While you don't have the physical talents of some of your teammates, your self-discipline is paying off. The professional circuit is probably not realistic. You'd make a good coach, though.

Average score m/w: 70/75. Driving distance m/w: 280/240 yards. GPA: 3.3. 

You've managed to drop your average score five points since you entered the team as a freshman, and the coach couldn't be more thrilled. You're already one of the top three players on your team. By the time you're a senior, you could have some national attention. Look at you go.