Golf Admissions Essay: My Role In The Classroom

Golf allowed me to come out of my shell and be a part of something larger than myself. I never truly felt that I was a part of anything until I got involved with golf. My coach and my teammates welcomed me with open arms. My self-esteem boosted and I bloomed like a springtime flower. I was not a part of my team at school until my sophomore year. I truly regret not playing golf my freshman year because playing was my favorite part of high school. I was very involved on my team. My junior and senior years seasons I was named captain. I embraced the role with honor and fulfilled it to the best of my ability. My role gifted me the chances to travel with the team, even if I wasn’t playing in that match, as well as bring small treat bags for the big tournaments my teammates endured. Being a part of something bigger allowed me to build relationships with my teammates and enjoy golf.
Whether it be golf, any other extracurricular, or even just in the classroom, I love to lead and help those who need help that a teacher may not be able to give them. I love meeting new people and leaning about them on an individual basis. I enjoy leading my school to better the strong culture and relationships that we as a school possess. This school year I ran for student body president. It was a lot of work but it was fun getting my name out in the school and meeting more people. Unfortunately, I couldn’t pull off a win. I hope to continue to be a leader in my school and build relationships and reach out to those who need