How many NTPGA alumni were playing college golf in any given year.
Each player counted once, at their highest division.
Only two in five reach Division I. More than half land at D2 or D3, which is where the biggest Texas feeders sit. NAIA and junior-college coverage is partial, so those two shares are floors rather than totals.
Split of every player found.
Just over half stay in Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas take the most of the rest.
By region, counting every roster stint.
Counting every roster stint, so a transfer appears at both schools.
Built from NTPGA junior member records matched by name against scraped Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior-college rosters for 2016–17 through 2025–26, then confirmed by Texas hometown. NAIA and junior-college coverage is partial: 80 NAIA and 26 junior-college programs are in the data, against a few hundred that exist, so those shares are floors rather than totals. The high school class of 2026 does not appear because they first reach a college roster in 2026–27, beyond the data.
Every Northern Texas PGA junior member who went on to a college roster between 2016–17 and 2025–26, across Division I, II, III, NAIA and junior college, matched by name and confirmed by Texas hometown.