CLASS OF 2028 • PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA
Neha Baldawa
Junior golfer • Foothill High School • Right-handed
Three competitive seasons on JGANC, U.S. Kids Golf and high-school schedules. Tournament scoring average has come down 22.9 strokes since 2024, with 4 rounds of 80 or better and a career low of 77. Every round below is logged, including the bad ones.
TOURNAMENT HISTORY
Every round, every score
The complete competitive log, newest first. Nothing is filtered out. Tees and yardage are shown where they are on record, so a coach can read each score in context.
| Date | Event / Course | Tour | Tees | Score | Finish | Notes |
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A score marked with an asterisk was not completed and is excluded from every average and chart on this page. Where a course par is on record, the round to par is shown beneath the score.
SCORING PROGRESS
Scoring trend
Lower is better. The career chart plots rounds in sequence rather than by calendar date, so gaps between seasons do not distort the shape.
Career tournament trend
Each point is one 18-hole tournament round. Hover, tap or tab to a point for the date, event and tour.
Recent form — last 15 rounds
Current scoring form at a readable scale.
Rounds are played from different tees and in different conditions, so these charts show scoring direction rather than a course-adjusted handicap metric.
RECORD & HONORS
Results that stand up to a check
Everything here maps to a row in the tournament log above.
HIGH SCHOOL — 9 HOLES
High school match play
| Date | Course | Tees | Score | Par | To par | Hole by hole |
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UPCOMING
Where to watch her play
The full fall calendar — EBAL league matches, junior tour starts, and the CIF postseason. Dates and venues are listed so a coach can plan an evaluation.
PLAYER PROFILE
Golf profile
DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
What she is working on
STUDENT-ATHLETE
Academics
RESEARCH & ACTIVITIES
Sports medicine, from both sides
Neha is on a pre-med track aimed at sports medicine, and her independent research is about the sport she plays: an ISEF project on fatigue-induced neuromuscular instability in adolescent golfers, developed with two university biomechanics faculty advisors. She was accepted to the ASDRP summer research program for 2026, and is CPR certified.
Outside of golf and the lab, she co-leads Muzic4Lives, a nonprofit that brings live music into senior communities, and co-founded her school's yoga group, which teaches free classes to the community.
She also dances Kathak and is working toward her second-degree Kukkiwon black belt in taekwondo, after earning her first degree in September 2024.
VIDEO
Swing & short game
RECRUITING CONTACT