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Golf Channel & Peacock
3:30pm - 6:30pm CST - Monday, May 8
3:30pm - 6:30pm CST - Tuesday, May 9
2:00pm - 5:00pm CST - Wednesday, May 10

Round 1

• Pairings & Starting Times Here

Round 2

• Pairings & Starting Times Here

Round 3

• Pairings & Starting Times Here

PGA Officials will not call contestants to the starting tee. It is the contestant's responsibility to be in place and ready to start at his/her assigned tee and starting time.

54-hole stroke play Championship (Team and Individual)

Coaches that travel with a student-athlete competing in the individual division will not have access to a golf car. You must walk with your individual competitor during both practice and competition rounds. 

The use of a non-motorized push cart is allowed at both golf courses. Push carts are limited and available on a first come, first serve basis at Shoal Creek only. Bent Brook GC does not have any push carts available for rent.

Field Size: The field will consist of 202 players, with a total of five different divisions:

Men's Division I - 10 Teams

Men's Division II - 10 Teams

Women's Division - 10 Teams

Individual Division - 52 Individuals (Comprised of Men & Women)

Final Fields can be found here.

Practice Round 1:  Saturday, May 6
Shoal Creek: 8:00am Shotgun - (Men's DII & Women's Teams) & Junior PGA WORKS Round #1
Bent Brook: 8:00am Shotgun - (Men's DI & All Individuals)

Practice Round 2:  Sunday, May 7
Shoal Creek: 1:00pm Shotgun - (Men's DI & All Individuals) & Junior PGA WORKS Round #2
Bent Brook: 1:00pm Shotgun - (Men's DII & Women's Teams)
*Junior PGA WORKS Award Ceremony to follow conclusion of play at Shoal Creek

Round 1:  Monday, May 8
Shoal Creek: Men's DI & All Individuals
Bent Brook: Men's DII & Women's Teams 

Round 2: Tuesday, May 9
Shoal Creek: Men's DII & Women's Teams
Bent Brook: Men's DI & All Individuals 

Round 3:  Wednesday, May 10
Shoal Creek: Men's DI & All Individuals
Bent Brook: Men's DII & Women's Teams 

The Team Division is open to Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) with NCAA Division I and Division II golf programs.  Priority is given to all Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs) including but not limited to schools in the MEAC, SWAC, CIAA, and SIAC Conferences.

Additional Considerations:

1. Golfweek or Golfstat Ranking

2. Tournament schedule and results

3. Hispanic Serving Institutions and Predominantly Black Institutions must be ranked within 15% of the top ranked HBCU (through Golfweek/Golfstat rankings) at the time of the registration deadline

4. PGA REACH reserves the right to invite additional teams not included in the categories listed above

The Individual Division is open to ALL eligible student-athletes on the current roster of their collegiate golf team (DI, DII, DIII, NAIA, NJCAA) that do not have a represented team at the Championship, or students participating in the Professional Golf Management (PGM) programs. Participants competing in the Individual Division MUST be one of the following ethnic origins:

• African American Latinx

• Alaska Native Middle Eastern

• American Indian Native Hawaiian

• Asian North African

• Hispanic Other Pacific Islander

Additional Considerations:

1. World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) 

2. Golfweek or Golfstat Ranking

3. Tournament schedule and results

4. Playing Ability Test scores (Passed PAT for PGM students)

5. PGA REACH reserves the right to invite additional players not included in the categories listed above

Please see Saturday and Sunday's practice round hole assignments for all teams and individuals below:

2023 Practice Round Hole Assignments

17.12.5.2 Annual Exemptions

NCAA Division I Proposal 2019-122 was adopted and made effective beginning August 1, 2022. The PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship may now permissibly occur as an exemption from the number of dates of competition in golf and serve as a season-ending event for golf teams and individuals without the need for a legislative relief waiver.

(b) Season-Ending Event. Competition in one season-ending event (e.g., NCAA championships). A season-ending event involves competition after the end of the regular season between teams that are not identified until the close of the regular season.