Georgetown Intercollegiate

The Georgetown Intercollegiate is an annual NCAA Division I men's collegiate golf tournament hosted by Georgetown University. The event features a three-round stroke play format, typically held over two days with two rounds played on the first day and the final round on the second day. The tournament is played at Echo Lake Country Club in Westfield, New Jersey, a par-71, 7,202-yard course designed by Donald Ross. Around 11 teams participate in the event, with each team typically fielding five players and counting the top four scores each round toward the team total. Teams primarily qualify via invitations extended based on their competitive standing and regional reputation. The tournament serves as an important early fall competition for Division I programs mostly from the Northeast.