2025 Men's Golf Tournament Schedule
(Hosted by Albertus Magnus College at the New Haven Country Club (Hamden, Conn.))
Day 1-Day 2 (Oct. 14, 10:30 AM; Oct. 15, 8:30 AM)
Hosted by Albertus Magnus College (New Haven Country Club)
TOURNAMENT INFO
Tournament Format
Two-day stroke play championship
Rules
The championship will be played under the USGA Rules of Golf.
An official roster including name, hometown, year of graduation, and honors must be submitted to the Championship Director prior to the start of the event.
- Rosters may include five (5) golfers.
- Five (5) players competing will be designated one (1) hour prior to the championship.
- The GNAC Championship will adhere to NCAA Championship guidelines for tiebreaks (Adopted October 2008). In the event of a first-place tie, the two programs may go to a sudden-death tiebreak to decide the winner. A three-person committee (GNAC representative, host school administrator, golf pro) shall determine if enough daylight is left to administer the sudden-death tiebreak.
- If one day of the two-day championship tournament is a rained out, then an 18-hole match will be sufficient to determine champion. (Adopted November 2009)
Upon completion of the round, all golfers should proceed directly to the designated scoring area to sign and submit scorecards.
Award Policy
All-Conference Team
The individuals with the five lowest scores at the championship tournament will be selected to the All-Conference Team. Ties may result in more than five golfers being named to the All-Conference Team.
Medalist/Golfer of the Year
The lowest individual tournament score for the GNAC Championship match will be the “Medalist.”
Rookie of the Year
The lowest individual tournament score from a rookie golfer (for definition of rookie, see “Awards” section of the “Conference Overview”) for the championship match will be the “Rookie of the Year.”
Note: It is possible for one golfer to win be both the "Medalist" and "Rookie of the Year."
Coach of the Year
Coaches vote by listing and ranking three (3) coaches. The #1 choice will receive three (3) points; the #2 choice will receive two (2) points; the #3 choice will receive one (1) point. The coach with the most points will be named the “Coach of the Year.”
Note: Coaches cannot vote for themselves.
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