Written By: Travis Richardson | @travis_richson
Not everyone can play varsity golf in college. It's simply the truth, and is true in every sport, but the odds are especially staggering in golf. According to Scholarship Stats, an estimated 224,800 high school students play golf, and there's about 19,000 varsity spots available in college. That...
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Glade Springs: a Hidden Gem in West Virginia
Written By: Matt Weinberger | @bergsUD
Driving into the Resort at Glade Springs in Daniels, West Virginia, one cannot help but see how beautiful the 4100 acres are with 3 championship courses and a picturesque clubhouse. The facility has played host to many prestigious tournaments, including the NCAA Men's Championship, USGA Men's Amateur, US Open...
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Life as a freshman NCCGA college golfer
Written By: Chris Johnson | @ChrisJohnson776
Coming out of high school, I faced a decision that many high school golfers face after graduating. While I wasn’t good enough to play varsity college golf for a big Division I school, I could have taken the route of playing for a smaller Division III or NAIA team...
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More colleges cutting varsity golf due to budgets
Written By: Travis Richardson | @travis_richson
As many people saw, the University of Tulsa announced last week that they are eliminating the men's varsity golf program following the 2015-16 season. It is the fifth school to cut varsity golf in the first three months of 2016 alone, all seemingly because of budget concerns. According to...
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How My College Golf Team Recruits: Delaware
Written By: Matt Hahn | @NCCGAPresident
My name is Matt Hahn and I’m the President of the University of Delaware Club Golf Team, and the NCCGA President for 2016 (Meet the NCCGA President). As I write this article, our official club membership count sits at 135 players. Our club consists of two different...
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Qualifying for NCCGA Nationals motivates UCF golfer
Written By: Chris Mari | @cmari1995
With another NCCGA club golf season coming up, and with another new year in progress, this is the time when I try to get into the feel of things. Any equipment changes, swing adjustments, or anything of that sort is happening during the 2 and a half month off-season...
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My Story: Playing varsity golf in college
Written By: Corey Stamper | @clemsonclubgolf
The most frequent question that I get when I tell people that I transferred from Clemson University to play golf at Greensboro College is, “Why did you do that?”. Clemson is like a dream college, and Greensboro College is a very small school that sits in the shadow of...
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Georgia Tech Wins First Spring Break Open
Written By: Travis Richardson | @travis_richson
The weather was beautiful all weekend for Nextgengolf's inaugural Spring Break Open at Wachesaw Plantation East golf course in Murrells Inlet. The course hosted more than 70 college golfers from over 15 schools across the country, and the Georgia Tech club golf team took home the team...
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Inaugural Spring Break Golf Tournament Kicks Off
Written By: Travis Richardson | @travis_richson
We are excited to kick off our Spring Break golf tournament this weekend at Wachesaw East Golf Club in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The inaugural Nextgengolf Spring Break Open will include 13 teams and over 70 students from across the country participating in a team best-ball format.
The idea for...
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4 ways to spot a golfer on campus
Written By: Mike Kersys | @mikersys
Are you ever walking down a crowded sidewalk and see someone and think to yourself, “that person has to be a golfer”? College campuses are loaded with groups of people that are easy to identify, but golfers may be some of the easiest to spot. Golf, especially club golf, is...
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