The 2026 tournament season begins with the Spring Better Ball at NCR CC this Monday, a tradition spanning more than a decade. This partner format offers a strong start, helping players shake off rust, leaning on one another, and build early season reps ahead of individual stroke play competitions.

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In our quest to continue adding value for our members, Miami Valley Golf is happy to introduce a new member benefit through our partnership with RapidTee Golf

This platform gives members real-time access to tee time availability, including instant alerts when openings occur due to cancellations. With customizable filters and fast booking, RapidTee helps you secure the times you want—without the hassle.

Members can take advantage of an exclusive 14-day free Premium trial, along with 20% savings on Premium access. A free version is also available with no booking fees or commitments.

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Youth on Course (YOC) is about more than access to golf—it creates real opportunities for young players to grow through the game. Each round provides a chance to build confidence, develop discipline, and form lasting connections. Your support in this auction helps make those opportunities possible, ensuring more young people can get on the course and benefit from everything the game has to offer.

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Springfield CC closes tonight at 8pm - Custom Driver with a Fitting is Now Open and Closes Next Saturday at 8 PM - Don't Miss Out!

Central State wrapped up its season with a fifth-place finish at the SIAC Championship, held last week at Tunica Resorts in Mississippi. Competing against a strong conference field, the Marauders put together a solid showing to close out their year, gaining valuable experience and momentum as the program continues to build moving forward.

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The University of Dayton women’s golf team closed out its season with a third-place finish at the Atlantic 10 Championship, held April 20–22 at Evermore Resort in Orlando. Freshman Etta Huffman led the Flyers, finishing fifth and earning Co-Most Outstanding Rookie Performer honors, while Emma Sparling (eighth), Christina Pfefferkorn (tied for ninth), Kylee Heidemann (tied for 12th), and Riley Johnson (19th) rounded out Dayton’s lineup. The Flyers showed consistency throughout the event, recording the second-most pars in the field, with Heidemann excelling on par-five holes and Huffman tying for the tournament lead in birdies. Richmond captured the team title, but Dayton’s performance highlighted a strong, competitive group, as head coach Ellie Sipe praised the team’s fight and made a point to celebrate the seniors—Ally Madden, Lilly Middleton, Christina Pfefferkorn, and Emma Sparling, who competed in their final collegiate event and leave a lasting impact on the program.

The University of Dayton men’s golf team is set to tee off in the Atlantic 10 Championship this Monday at Evermore Resort in Orlando, beginning a three-round event that will determine postseason opportunities. With a strong field competing, the championship presents a key chance for both the team and individual players to earn qualification for the NCAA Regionals in mid-May. The Flyers enter the week focused and prepared, looking to put together a complete performance at the right time as they aim to extend their season and compete on the national stage.

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The Wittenberg ladies hosted the Pahhni Intercollegiate Invitational at Springfield Country Club and finished fifth in a six-team field, closing out the event on their home course with a competitive showing. Izzy Selby and Addie Yarbrough led the Tigers with tied-for-14th-place finishes, while Anna Sinclair followed with a tie for 19th. Rose Yancey placed 34th, and Josie Adamson rounded out the lineup in 38th. Despite facing a strong group of regional competitors, Wittenberg gained valuable experience ahead of its next challenge, the NCAC Championships, where the Tigers will look to build on this performance.

The Wittenberg Men turned in a strong performance at the Denison Spring Shootout on Sunday, finishing second in a 16-team field at Denison Golf Club in Granville. Competing in a field that featured fewer nationally ranked teams than recent events, the Tigers capitalized with a solid showing, led by Alex Rath, who finished runner-up individually with an even-par performance across both rounds. Griffin Turner added a seventh-place finish, while Mark Sulek placed 13th, and Mikey Schutte and Charlie Parker each tied for 17th to round out the lineup. Wittenberg’s consistent play across the two rounds secured a clear second-place team finish behind Otterbein, as the Tigers continue to build momentum heading into their next event, the Caschera DiCillo Classic.

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Wright State opens play today at the Horizon League Championship at Mission Inn Resort & Club in Florida, beginning a three-round tournament as the Raiders pursue their 10th league title and look to defend back-to-back championships. With a lineup of Shane Ochs, Timmy Hollenbeck, Adam Horn, Ian Asch, and CJ Scohy, Wright State enters the week in strong form after recording six top-five finishes this season, including a recent team title at its home invitational. The program has been a consistent force in the Horizon League, finishing first or second in each of the last six championships, and will look to continue that momentum against the conference field on the par-72 layout.

4/27 - Spring BB – NCR South

5/4 - Masters #1-Dayton

5/11 - Shamble - Troy

6/15 - Masters - Miami Valley

6/22 -6/25 - Metropolitan - Beavercreek

6/29 - Twin BB - Piqua

8/10 - Masters - Walnut Grove

8/17 - Classic - Miami Valley

8/31 – 09/01 – Sr & Mid-Am - Dayton

9/8 - Doubles Championship (Opens in May)