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The Mountain Region is playing at Heritage Eagle Bend on March 29 & 30th, and now that the the weather is turning nice for a spell, it looks like we may actually get some practice in before that.

The North Region is in it’s first semester of competition in the NCCGA. The region contains some members from the Great Lakes Region, as well as a handful of newcomers from around the Wisconsin and Minnesota area. Wisconsin, Marquette, and Michigan Tech lead a region which may be lack NCCGA experience, but will certainly prove competitive throughout the spring.

The NCCGA tournament on March 22 and 23, that took place at the Claw at USF, was one for the books.

The Colonial region is a break off of the Capitol region, but don’t let that fool you, there is no lack of firepower in this region.

To kick off the Spring 2014 season in the North Carolina region, 7 teams will meet at Lochmere GC on March 22/23 to showdown and claim bragging rights (as well as National qualifying points). Playing at just over 6600 yards with a rating of 132 and a slope of 72.1, it should be the perfect way to start what hopes to be another great year for the NC region.

Ladies and Gents -

We are one day away from the beginning of NCCGA Madness, and with that being said, I just wanted to remind you of some rules for the competition.

Attention NCCGA Golfers!

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It is no secret that Twitter plays a huge part in the growth of the NCCGA.

Outside of the obvious business perks, it can also provide humor and wit about topics ranging from golf to girls. The teams and the players in the NCCGA are no exception to that. Here is a list of the latest and greatest tweets from around the NCCGA this season.

The NCCGA is happy to announce the Central Washington Club Golf Team and LSU's Cody Maxwell have been named the NCCGA Team and Player of the Week, respectively.

The NCCGA Gulf Region kicked off the 2014 spring season at the beautiful Dancing Rabbit Golf Club in Philadelphia, Mississippi.

Dahlonega, Georgia was the site of the first NCCGA Southeast Regional Tournament. The tournament was going to be my first NCCGA event and I was playing for the University of South Carolina Club team.

Player Interview - Brandon Drake (Medalist) - 76-74=150

Brandon Drake- Senior at University of Idaho- Professional Golf Management

To kick off the NCCGA Texas Region this Spring, 8 teams met in Houston, TX to compete in our first regional tournament. Eagle Pointe Golf Club & Recreation hosted the 36 hole stroke play event. The windy and wet par 71, 6900 yard course was a tough challenge for 57 of the best club golfers in the region. Tarleton State and UT-Austin both joined us from their first NCCGA Texas Tournaments.

This weekend the Northwest Region kicked off their season in Kennewick, Washington at Canyon Lakes Golf Course.