Category Archives: NCCGA News

ETSU Club Golf Comes Up Big

ETSU Club Golf Comes Up Big
The NCCGA South Region finished off their regular season with a great weekend of golf at Brookstone Meadows in Anderson, S.C. We were lucky to have wonderful weather both Saturday and Sunday, with sunny skies and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. The course played to 6685...
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Kampen Prepares for 2013 Nationals in Club Golf

Kampen Prepares for 2013 Nationals in Club Golf

March Madness has inspired a new qualifying structure for the Spring 2013 NCCGA National Championship. With nine Regions, over 100 clubs from Boston to Los Angeles, and thousands of members, NCCGA's wildcard system ranks all of the club golf teams which competed in the NCCGA Spring Regionals.  Previously, only teams which finished first or...

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South Carolina College Golf Club Prevails

South Carolina College Golf Club Prevails
The South Region kicked off the 2013 college golf club season at Crystal Lake Golf & Country Club in Hampton, Georgia. The first round took place on March 2nd in extremely tough conditions, and carried over to the morning of March 3rd due to darkness. The course was playing 6790 yards with a slope of 140 and a rating...
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UVA College Golf Club Team Wins at Sycamore Creek

UVA College Golf Club Team Wins at Sycamore Creek

Capitol Region 1 - Sycamore Creek Tournament Summary

The NCCGA Capitol Region hosted its first Spring Regional Tournament on February 23-24 2013 at Sycamore Creek Golf Course in Manakin-Sabot, Virginia. The early timing of the tournament made the 6,269 yard, Par 70 layout an ideal fit for a field of 76 golfers, many of whom had...
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The Bear College Golf Club Shootout

The Bear College Golf Club Shootout

Texas Region 1 - The Bear Shootout Tournament Summary

The stakes were high at the first ever NCCGA Texas Regional Tournament in Waco, TX. Baylor, TCU, SMU, and Texas A & M college golf club teams arrived at Cottonwood Creek GC on February 23rd with high hopes for the tournament and the future of the...
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