Thursday, October 21st - Sunday, October 24th

Supporting UNCW Scholarships and Golf Programs Since 2002

After 8 memorable Landfall Tradition golf tournaments that began in 2002 with fields of 12 men’s and 12 women’s teams, the 2009 Tradition began a new era. Last October, at Landfall’s Pete Dye Course, a field of 18 women’s teams were hosted by the UNCW Women’s golf team.

The 2009 Tradition had the strongest women’s field possible and served as a preview for the 2010 NCAA Women’s Championship that was awarded to UNCW and the Country Club of Landfall. The NCAA Championship was played at the Pete Dye Course in May 2010. 

This year's tournament will once again host 18 of the top women's golf teams in the country. This year’s field will feature 8 teams including the Duke Blue Devils (last year’s Tradition Champions) who participated in the 2010 NCAA Women’s Championship on this same Dye Course in May. In addition, local favorites Wake Forest, North Carolina, North Carolina State, UNC Greensboro, Virginia, and host UNCW will be competing.

The 3-day tournament will be preceded by a College-Am Tournament on Thursday, October 21st and capped off with a reception, Dinner of Champions, and an award ceremony. Foursomes are invited to attend this event and play a round with a team member from one of the participating schools.

Click here to learn more and sign up to play in the College-Am tournament on Thursday, October 21st.

Click here to view the Landfall Tradition video that captures the beauty of the Landfall community, Country Club of Landfall, and the spirit of the Landfall Tournament.

The 2010 NCAA Women's Golf Championship

May 16-21, 2010 - Wilmington, UNCW and the Country Club of Landfall were on college golf’s national stage this spring as the top 24 women’s teams in the nation came here to compete for the 2010 NCAA Championship. The tournament received accolades from all who attended, competed, or volunteered.

Click here to learn more.

Become A 2010 Volunteer!

You Can Help!

No tournament of this size and quality can be successful without a strong volunteer base. This has been a key factor in the tournament’s success in the past.

Once again, we are looking for volunteers for the Fall tournament. We hope to welcome back volunteers from previous years but would like to extend the opportunity to anyone who may have an interest. Areas of need are diverse and schedules are flexible.

This is a fun yet important way to be a part of the tournament.

Click here to sign up.