The other GPAC women's qualifiers for this year will be played at Nebraska Wesleyan (Oct. 5, 2009 - Pioneers), Dana (Apr. 10, 2010 - River Wilds), and Briar Cliff (May 6, 2010 - Two Rivers).

Dakota Wesleyan is the defending GPAC Women's Golf Champion. Last year the Tigers shot a four round, 72 hole total, of 1359 and advanced to the NAIA National Golf Championships in Rapid City, South Dakota. The University of Sioux Falls joined DWU at the National Event. The GPAC will receive only one automatic women's team bid in 2009-2010 with 11 league schools playing women's golf.

Danielle (Dani) Bellet (pictured) from Dakota Wesleyan returns as the medalist from 2008-2009. Now in her sophomore year she shot a 72 hole total of 326 as a freshman to claim GPAC Women's Golfer-of-the-Year Honors.

The GPAC men will play their first qualifier on Thursday, September 17, at Orange City, Iowa, and the Landsmeer Golf and Country Club with Northwestern College serving as host. The men will also play four separate 18 hole qualifiers that total 72 holes.

The other GPAC men's qualifiers for this year will be played at Doane (Oct. 6 - at Wilderness Ridge in Lincoln, Neb.), Nebraska Wesleyan (Apr. 12 at Firethorn), and Sioux Falls (May 4 at Prairie Green).

Nebraska Wesleyan is the defending GPAC Men's Golf Champion. Last year the Prairie Wolves shot a four round, 72 hole total, of 1223. Dakota Wesleyan placed second with a 1227 and advanced to the NAIA National Golf Championships in Silvis, Illinois, as the GPAC representative. The GPAC will receive two automatic men's team bids in 2009-10 with all 13 league schools playing men's golf.

Justin Zebolsky from Midland Lutheran was the medalist in 2008-2009. He shot a 72 hole total of 296 last year to claim GPAC Men's Golfer-of-the-Year Honors.