The Arcis-HBCU Golf Championship kicks off in Florida from February 21-23, featuring 17 teams from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This 54-hole event provides a platform for student-athletes to compete, network, and explore career opportunities in golf. The tournament includes 95 players from both men’s and women’s disciplines and hosts various networking events, including a career expo and the College Alumni and Divine 9 Golf Challenge.

By the Numbers
  • 17 teams participating (7 women's teams and 12 men's teams).
  • 95 total players in the tournament.
State of Play
  • The tournament takes place at The Club at Weston Hills, a premier golf course formerly hosting the Honda Classic.
  • Events include a golf clinic for beginners facilitated by PGA professionals and culinary showcases by chefs from Arcis Golf facilities.
What's Next

The event is expected to bolster student-athletes’ exposure while fostering industry connections. Participants will gain firsthand experience that extends beyond the tournament, potentially leading to future career opportunities in the golfing world.

Bottom Line

The Arcis-HBCU Golf Championship highlights the significance of competitive sports in career development for HBCU student-athletes, emphasizing networking and learning opportunities that enable lasting impact both on and off the course.