5 Count 4: College Golf History
David TennesonAll things college golf with an emphasis on the somewhat-forgotten past
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Historic Tournaments: Southern Highlands Collegiate
The Southern Highlands Collegiate stands as one of the most revered regular-season events on the Division I men’s golf calendar. While the 2026 edition marks 25 years (but only 24 playings) at this prestigious venue, UNLV’s home tournament ...
College Golf Museum: Bobby Clampett's 1980 WAC Trophy
We tend to connect best to history through tangible items. It’s one thing to read about past exploits, but seeing a physical artifact helps bridge our minds to a given moment and unlock the ineffable wonder. That’s exactly what we’re trying...
Historic Tournaments: Arizona's N.I.T.
Borne out of the ashes of another nationally named tournament, the University of Arizona annually hosts the National Invitational Tournament (“NIT”). For over two decades, this event has brought collegiate golfers from across the country to...
2025 5count4 Year In Review
Obviously I like to dwell on the past and if you’re reading this, clearly you do too, at least to some extent. I can’t thank each and every one of you enough for taking the time to read this weirdly niche but growing “newsletter”!
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Read and write everything I can on college golf. Aspire to one day be known as the college golf historian, but will settle for being "that guy that wrote that thing..."
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