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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
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Mississippi State wins its third PGA Jones Cup PGA of America Share     
The Mississippi State Bulldogs closed with a final-round 5-over-par 293 and 590 total at PGA Golf Club's Wanamaker Course to defeat Methodist University in Fayetteville, N.C., by one stroke. Mississippi State became the first PGA Golf Management University to win three
PGA Jones Cup titles. "This is really special, especially since the event is named after our first director, Dr. Jones," said Adam Scott, program coordinator at MSU. "We started catching wind on the back nine and never looked back." More
The First Tee of Philadelphia partners with area colleges for special event this sunday GCAA Share
Participants of The First Tee of Philadelphia will have the opportunity to meet and learn from student-athletes and coaches from six area colleges/universities this Sunday, Oct. 24 from noon to 3 p.m. during a special event at Walnut Lane Golf Club. The First Tee of Philadelphia and Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) have
teamed up to organize the event, which will benefit the more than 90 young people from the Philadelphia area who are planning to attend.
MoreGrand View wins NAIA Preview NAIA Share
The Grand View (Iowa) men's golf team won the NAIA Preview hosted by St. Ambrose University (Iowa) at TPC Deere Run Golf Course on Oct. 15. The 18-team field featured nine teams that were rated in the NAIA Men's Golf Coaches' Top 25 Poll or received votes in the spring of 2010. More Chico State wins Division II Championship Preview Chico State Athletics Share
The Chico State Wildcats held off top-ranked North Alabama on its home course to win the Division II Championship Preview by two strokes at Robert Trent Jones at the Shoals Fighting Joe Golf Course in Florence, Ala., the same course that will host the National Championship Tournament May 17-20, 2011. More
The 25 - Next stop: PGA TOUR 2011 Nationwide Tour Share
Miccosukee Championship winner Jason Gore put himself in contention to recapture his PGA TOUR card. The Californian came to Miami 124th on the money list. While he still has a lot of work to do, he arrives in Ponte Vedra Beach this week 39th. Scott Gutschewski is in
a strong position to earn a return trip to the PGA TOUR as he grabbed a T2 finish to move from 27th to 18th. After missing his last five cuts, Chris Nallen fell four spots and now occupies the bubble position at No. 25. He has a $2,853 cushion over David Hearn, whose was in contention for the win in Miami only to play the last 11 holes in five-over par. At one point he was projected to finish the week inside the top 15 on the money list. The Canadian started the week at No. 30.
MoreBode Hill moves on from Central CC men's golf Columbus Telegram Share
The Central Community College men's golf team has said goodbye to its coach, and in many ways, its father. Head coach Bode Hill spent the last two and a half weeks getting aquainted with his new position at Midland University, where he has been working in the admissions office since Oct. 4. With a heavy heart, Hill took the new position, leaving Central and his team, in order to pursue his professional dreams. More
Meet the 2010 Rolex Junior All-America Boys' Teams AJGA Share
Introduced by the AJGA in 1978, the Rolex Junior All-America Teams annually recognize players who have established themselves as the world's premier junior golfers. This year's selections distinguished themselves through their outstanding play in 77 national events, 60 of which were conducted by the AJGA. The Rolex Junior All-America
Teams were determined exclusively through the Polo Golf Rankings as of Oct. 20.
MoreTJGT Region III Preview and Falconhead Junior Championship TJGT Share
The TJGT Houston 5A - Regional 3 Preview was played at Eagle Pointe Golf Club in Houston with the Boys 16-18 played 6,851 yards; the Boys 12-15 played 6,851 yards; and all Girls 12-18 played 5,754 yards in this 36-hole nationally-ranked event that was played Oct. 16-17. Houston's weather in October, as good as it gets. Players from Texas,
Louisiana and Mexico teed it up as blue skies and near perfect temperatures gave way to some great golf as many new faces began popping up on the TJGT.
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