Wednesday Roundup: November Edition

KENILWORTH, N.J. –– New Jersey Golf's Wednesday Roundup typically runs weekly throughout the golf season, highlighting the latest news and notable happenings across the Garden State. With plenty of golf news continuing into the offseason, New Jersey Golf presents its November edition of the Wednesday Roundup. 

• Ramsey's Rory Asselta was named to the 2027 U.S. National Junior Team roster, announced by the USGA on November 4. (Learn More) 

• Melissa Dziabo of Baltusrol Golf Club was named 2026 LPGA Northeast Section Teacher of the Year. (Learn More)

• New Jersey Golf has released its 2026–27 Indoor Golf Schedule, featuring nine events at facilities throughout New Jersey and New York City. Registration is now open for all nine events, providing golfers opportunities to compete throughout the winter months. (Learn More) 

• Katie Lu is competing in the LPGA Q-Series Qualifying Stage in Florida, taking place November 3–6. Lu, the 2026 New Jersey Women's Open champion, is looking to advance in the LPGA Tour qualifying process. (Learn More) 

• New Jersey's active GHIN score-posting season concludes November 14. Scores from rounds played in New Jersey after that date will not be acceptable for handicap purposes until the active season resumes on April 1, 2027. (Learn More) 

• TPC Jasna Polana captured the 2026 Ladies Concert Cup at TPC Monterey at Pasadera in California, finishing at 20-under-par net to claim a four-stroke victory. The annual event brings together women members and golf professionals from clubs across the Concert Golf Partners portfolio. (Learn More) 

• The New Jersey PGA Section and New Jersey Golf Foundation staff will take on a 100-hole golf challenge at Madison Golf Club on November 5. The endurance event aims to raise funds and awareness for NJGF programs supporting communities throughout New Jersey through golf. (Learn More) 

• Basking Ridge native Katie Li capped an impressive fall season at Duke University, recording top-10 finishes in all four tournaments, including three top-five performances. The senior posted a 71.50 scoring average and climbed to No. 21 in the national collegiate rankings.  

• The Academy of Saint Elizabeth will host "Women in Golf: Inspiring the Next Generation of Women Golfers" on November 7 in Convent Station. The event, running from 8 a.m. to noon, will feature industry leaders sharing insights and opportunities for women in golf. (Learn More) 

• Several New Jersey golfers are pursuing PGA TOUR status through Q-School, including former New Jersey Amateur champion Dawson Jones. Dean Greyserman of Short Hills has already advanced to Second Stage, scheduled for December 1–4. (Learn More)

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