2012 Zone Realignment


2012 Zone Realignment


The NCGA Zone Championship began in 1967 and is a four-person team net event. Regular clubs send a team of four to compete against other clubs within their zone for two coveted spots in the championship event. Regional Zone Championships take place throughout the spring and summer until 28 teams are left to compete at Spyglass Hill and Poppy Hills in late August. The NCGA realigned several Zones in order to balance the number of clubs in the 14 geographical areas. With


the realignment each zone has been capped at 30 participating clubs, where previously some zones had up to 32 clubs. Look below to see if your club has changed zones. Clubs listed are the new zone placements for 2012; if your club is not listed your zone remains the same.


New Teams


Central Valley Zone Bethel Island Brookside Elkhorn Rio Vista


Swenson Park


North Zone (No new teams)


North Valley Zone Yocha DeHe


San Francisco Bay Zone Los Altos Shoreline


South Sierra Zone (No new teams)


East Bay Zone (No new teams)


North Bay Zone Marin


McInnis Park


Northeast Bay Zone Brentwood Deer Ridge Discovery Bay Shadow Lakes


South Bay Zone (No new teams)


South Valley Zone Copper River Eagle Springs Madera


Madera Municipal


East Sacramento Zone Antelope Greens Cold Springs Sunrise


North Sierra Zone (No new teams)


Sacramento Zone Cordova Cypress Lakes Green Tree


South Coast Zone (No new teams)


66 / NCGA.ORG / WINTER 2012


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