How to qualify for the inaugural fall NCAA Individual Championships
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It’s here! The inaugural NCAA individual championships will be held this November at Baylor and the first of four qualifying events begins this weekend. We discuss how the NCAA arrived at the decision to split the event, the pathway for players to qualify, and if American winners will still earn a US Open wild card.
- 1:20 - History behind why the NCAA decided to split the team and individual championships
- 9:10 - Breaking down the four qualifying tournaments and criteria
- 32:50 - Will American winners still earn a US Open wild card and other open questions
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