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Junior Golfers Should Be Ready to 'Explore All Options'

"The domino effect that movement causes will look like nothing the sport has ever seen."

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Steve Ulrich
December 10, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes


DECEMBER 10, 2024 | written by STEVE ULRICH

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1. Junior Golfers Should Be Ready to 'Explore All Options'

by Rob Hernandez, Wisconsin Golf

“College golf is about to be hit with significant changes. Most are targeted at the NCAA Division I level – the result of the House v. NCAA lawsuit settlement that would give athletic departments the chance to opt into a massive revenue-sharing plan with athletes – but the anticipated ripple effects will no doubt be felt in NCAA Divisions II and III, not to mention the junior college ranks.”

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