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Catch Up With PGA WORKS Collegiate Golfers Abigail Willcoxon & Ziggy Nathu
By Charles Dillahunt
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PGA WORKS recently had virtual chats with a pair student-athletes from the Collegiate Championship who have had success at the event to discuss what separates the championship from your average college golf tournament.
PGA WORKS is a strategic initiative, designed to diversify the golf industry’s workforce. It’s signature event, the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship, annually hosts diverse student-athletes attending HBCU’s and other minority serving institutions for championship play at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fl.
Ziggy Nathu of The University of British Columbia was the 2019 Men’s Individual Division champion. He won the event by making a forty foot eagle putt on the first playoff hole. Now a professional on the Vancouver Golf Tour, hear how the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship prepared him to become a professional golfer.
Professional golfer and 2019 PGA WORKS Collegiate Champion @znathugolf recently spoke with us about the event and provided insight into what it's like to win @PGAVillage.
— PGA WORKS (@PGAWORKS) May 6, 2020
Hear how the #PGAWORKSChamp propelled him into his pro golf career. @varsitytbirds 🏌️♂️ | @ubctbirds ⛳️ pic.twitter.com/ib2XJwYgZ1
Abigail Willcoxon is a senior golfer at the University of Texas A&M Kingsville, the 2019 runner up in Women’s Team Division. Hear what her thoughts are on the event, and what it takes to have success in this Championship.
🏌️♀️ Get to know @JavelinaGolf rising Senior @WillcoxonAbby, a 2-time #PGAWORKSChamp participant.
— PGA WORKS (@PGAWORKS) May 4, 2020
⛳️ Coming off a 2nd place finish in 2019, hear her thoughts on the event and the importance she places on a certain club getting a good nights sleep before playing at @PGAVillage. pic.twitter.com/LDEPlG59VP
For more on the PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship, visit PGAWORKSCollegiate.org.
