Interested in playing U.S. College Golf?

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What to expect when playing U.S. college golf:

Spring Semester:

• Golf is a Spring sport, played in the second half of the U.S. school year.
• Tournaments are usually between early-January and late-May.
• You can expect approximately 10-15 golf tournaments in an average season.
• Golf utilises a hybrid stroke-play, match-play format for team golf

Fall Semester:

• The Fall semester is the off-season for golf.
• You can expect to practice a maximum of 8 hours a week during the Fall.
• Your schedule will feature individual or small group practices.
• Weight lifting and conditioning will be required in addition to technical training in preparation for the upcoming spring season.

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 Men’s Golf programs all over the U.S. participate under all governing bodies and divisions.

NCAA – National Collegiate Athletic Association

The NCAA endorses three divisions of men’s collegiate golf.

Division I

• Currently sponsor 299 men’s college golf programs
• 4.5 full golf scholarships are available per men’s college golf team

Division II

• Currently sponsor 228 men’s college golf programs
• 3.6 full golf scholarships available per men’s college golf team

Division III

• Currently sponsor 304 men’s college golf programs
• Financial aid is available but is not considered golf scholarship

NAIA – National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics

The NAIA endorses one division of men’s collegiate golf.

• Currently sponsor 171 men’s college golf programs
• 8 full golf scholarships available per men’s college golf team

NJCAA – National Junior College Athletic Association

The NJCAA endorses three divisions of men’s collegiate golf.

• Currently sponsor 189 men’s college golf programs across three divisions
• 5 full golf scholarships available across all divisions

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