Golf is a game, which affords endless opportunities as far as competition is concerned. While most other sports have three or four different formats, golf has innumerable variations specially at the amateur level.

The USGA lists out 18 different types of tournaments as individual events and 5 more as team events. There is a need for variations in the game, more specifically, there is a need for the excitement of match play in competitive golf.

Just as a steady diet of meat and potatoes loses its appeal over time, an endless routine of stroke-play rounds can dull a player's sense of competition and enjoyment. So the importance of match play as a variant format can never be over emphasized. Even in junior golf competitions, match play events are being held to build the competitiveness in the junior golfer.

Do you have your adrenalin pumping up right now? Do you want to take on the very best in the business of amateur golf? Do you want to take a shot at the title 'NSC National Match Play Champion'?

NSC is proud to present the 2008 National Best-Ball Tournament. It is open to all amateur golfers in the US with an established handicap index from a recognized golf association or club.

Registration is $275 per player and includes the tournament entry fee, tee prize (valued at $25), all green fees, carts, meals, entry into Longest Drive and Closest to the Hole competitions, plus travel, dinners and lodging at the National Finals in Monterey Bay!

Do you want to be the next National Champion?

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