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Nationals bids were on the line this past weekend, with Nebraska, South Carolina, Auburn and Florida playing well enough to lock in bids. Here's everything that happened in the last weekend of regional tournaments.

On Friday November 15th, 2019 the NCCGA staff will host the 3rd annual Careers in Golf Networking event at NCCGA Nationals in Oklahoma. The event will take place from 2-5 PM at the WinStar Golf Club driving range at the WinStar World Casino & Resort. If you are a student looking for an internship or seeking part time, full time, or volunteer work in the golf industry, the NCCGA staff is dedicated to helping college-aged golfers succeed off the course.

Week 7 in the NCCGA saw more teams claim Nationals bids, including Providence and Wisconsin who finished off their regions in strong fashion. Western Washington and Wake Forest were new teams to capture a victory this season.  Here's a recap of all the week 7 action. 

Week 6 of the Fall 2019 NCCGA season is in the books! Teams are beginning to lock in bids to Nationals, be sure to check out the National Rankings to see where you stand. Here's what happened in the regionals that took place this past weekend. 

Week 4 of the NCCGA season saw Virginia solidify themselves as a top team in the country. A few new winners like New Hampshire and Washington University bursted onto the scene as well. Here's a rundown of week 4 in the NCCGA. 

1. Michigan - They rank 2nd in the nation in stroke differential and have already won a regional tournament over state rival Michigan State. They have proved that they are the team to beat in the Midwest region and are likely headed back to Nationals!

It’s been 10 years since I first teed it up at an NCCGA club golf tournament and I couldn’t help but think how different the experience will be at NCCGA tournaments this season compared to a decade ago. Being involved with the NCCGA ever since that first tournament has given me, along with our full Nextgengolf team, the opportunity to take steps and continue to improve every aspect of club golf. Club golfers have been instrumental in driving change for the NCCGA and making every semester better. Here is what you can expect when you tee it up in an upcoming NCCGA tournament!

We are excited to announce that Topgolf is now the official practice site of the NCCGA! College students who are part of the National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA) are able to reserve complimentary practice sessions at Topgolf nationally all year long (restrictions apply). The NCCGA Leadership team has worked hard to secure this partnership which becomes a new and significant benefit of being an NCCGA club golfer. The NCCGA is a property within Nextgengolf, an organization owned and operated by the PGA of America that provides opportunities allowing everyone to play college golf.

It was another great early week in the NCCGA, with 4 more regions kicking off their fall seasons. Here's what you need to know from the weekend. 

The first weekend of the NCCGA season featured two tournaments, a combined event in North and South Florida as well as Twin Cities. The University of Florida and University of Nebraska - Lincoln took victories and are slowly paving their paths towards Nationals bids at the end of the season. 

With the Fall 2019 NCCGA season beginning this weekend, it's time to reveal the preseason top 25. These rankings are voted on by the NCCGA Student Ambassadors based on performance from last season and how the team looks headed into the new season.

Professional Golf Management (PGM) Students are the future of the golf industry. Given Nextgengolf is now part of the PGA of America family, it’s important that all PGM students know that NCCGA Club Golf is an option for them and understand why it is important that PGM students play collegiate club golf. Here are 4 reasons why every PGM student should consider playing collegiate club golf.

Playing golf at your dream school, especially if you are looking to play DI college golf is very difficult. The fact is, over 93% of high school golfers will not play varsity college golf at any level. If you are a senior in high school or current college student trying to walk-on the varsity golf team, playing in competitive tournaments gives you your best chance.