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The Northern New England Regional saw a large and competitive field as 8 teams and many individuals competed in the region's first regional qualifier trying to help start their Road to Jersey.

The Clemson University club golf team set a number of goals long before the Fall 2014 NCCGA National Championship was set to begin.

The first: Win the Ryder Cup match versus rival Georgia. That goal was not fulfilled.

The second: Win both Regionals and earn a Nationals bid.

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Philadelphia, MS — The National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA) will host its ninth version of the National Championship on November 15-16, 2014 at Dancing Rabbit Golf Club. 28 teams and 16 individuals from around the nation will travel to Mississippi to battle for team and individual club golf supremacy in a 36-hole event. Players will compete on Dancing Rabbit’s Azaleas and Oaks courses, two of the finest public courses in the nation, according to multiple golf publications.

College golf is ready for its premier event.

After concluding the final weekend of regional tournament play over the weekend with four tournaments around the nation, the National Championship field has been set.

With NCCGA Regional Tournament playing wrapping up on Sunday, the automatic bids for the club golf national championship at Dancing Rabbit have been determined.

College golf play enters its final week in the NCCGA this coming week, after a season-high 12 tournaments were played last weekend.

Play across the nation featured multiple rounds under-par and stellar team performances in a crucial couple of days for NCCGA National Championship qualifying.

This will be the 9^th straight NCCGA National Championship I have competed in or helped run, so I speak from experience when I say this will be the largest tournament to date. Over the last 4 years, it has been great to see the growth of the organization as a whole, but also see the National Championship grow from 96 players at Bryan Park Golf Course in the fall of 2010, to 240 players at Dancing Rabbit next month.

Nine more college golf teams locked in bids on the #RoadToRabbit this past weekend.

This past weekend, the Pitt Club Golf team qualified for the NCCGA National Championship for the fourth straight time.

The club golf season has officially passed its midway point and is now moving into its final three weeks. As NCCGA players around the nation prepare for the second Regional Tournaments, the NCCGA National Championship picture is starting to take shape.

For the second straight week in college golf, a team has sealed a bid to the NCCGA National Championship.

The University of Wisconsin is headed to Dancing Rabbit Golf Club on Nov. 15-16 representing the North Region after winning both regional tournaments over the past month.

The non-varsity golf season is a long one. So when a team accomplishes a feat like qualifying for the NCCGA National Championship, a celebration is in order.

The non-varsity golf campaign is set to begin its third week of play this weekend.

The second weekend of college golf action around the nation was an exciting one, and with the results in, the NCCGA National Championship qualifying picture is starting to take shape.

With all due respect to the Mountain Region, who played the first NCCGA Regional Tournament of the semester last weekend, the college golf season truly gets underway on Saturday.